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The Invisible Reading Room

March 15 – April 2, 2006 / Fillip is currently on view in Melbourne at the Next Wave Festival as part of The Invisible Reading Room’s Containers Project, which incorporates over one hundred publications from around the world. This year’s Next Wave Festival takes place from March 15th to April 2, and focuses on work by young and emerging Australian artists.

News and Events Archives

  1. Intangible Economies  2011-11-18
  2. Quiz Night  2011-10-12
  3. David Horvitz: Room 129  2011-06-02
  4. Recent Publications  2011-04-28
  5. Of Times Recent and Distant  2011-03-30
  6. Secondary Information: The Persistence and Absence of Criticism  2011-03-19
  7. The AAAARG Library  2010-11-04
  8. Everything is Dangerous  2010-10-28
  9. Fillip 12 Now Available  2010-10-01
  10. Unter dem Motto  2010-09-03
  11. International Chilliwack Biennial  2010-07-28
  12. Motto Storefront: Ooga Booga  2010-07-17
  13. Motto Storefront: Working Format  2010-07-10
  14. Motto Storefront: Metahaven  2010-07-03
  15. Motto Storefront: Oscar Tuazon  2010-06-26
  16. Motto Storefront: Andjeas Ejiksson  2010-06-19
  17. Motto Storefront: Avalanche Launch and Screening  2010-06-05
  18. Motto Storefront: Rob Giampietro  2010-05-29
  19. Motto Storefront: Stuart Bailey  2010-05-22
  20. Motto Storefront  2010-05-15
  21. John C. Welchman on Paul McCarthy’s Pirate Project  2010-04-28
  22. David Horvitz Artist Talk  2010-04-27
  23. Mark Manders: Window with Fake Newspapers and Traducing Ruddle  2010-02-12
  24. Getting Something Into One's Head  2010-01-29
  25. Autogestion Book Launch  2009-11-24
  26. Fillip Library and Reading Room Launch  2009-08-26
  27. Fillip Summer Sale  2009-07-10
  28. Corinn Gerber of Passenger Books  2009-06-04
  29. Stockholm and Berlin Launches  2009-05-07
  30. David Horvitz of ASDF  2009-04-25

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About Fillip Events

Fillip presents ongoing public programming focussing on talks and facilitated discussions by emerging local and international artists and writers. These local events are complimented Fillip’s regular participation in international book fairs, exhibitions, and conferences.

Unless otherwise noted, events hosted by Fillip are free and open to the public. Space is typically limited, so visitors are encouraged to arrive early to guarantee a seat. Unless an alternate location is given, events are held at Fillip’s Vancouver studio at 305 Cambie Street. Please buzz or call 604 781 4417 for access.