Natasha Rijkhoff and Romy Day Winkel (eds.) – Its (Im)possible Formation: The Book

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Natasha Rijkhoff and Romy Day Winkel (eds.) – Its (Im)possible Formation: The BookIf you walk into the book shop, through the large open gallery space and past the kitchen, through the unsettling mirrored door frame, into the Riso workshop, past the ink drums, drying racks and narrow wooden staircase, you will see two doors. On them is written staff only. Go through those doors and there is the warehouse of Onomatopee; high and full, with racks and racks full of books. This publication started with a warehouse full of books, which

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