The complete issue 6 series — with all 4 publications, featuring work by 18 artists and writers — is now available as a bundle for 20€ (discounted from 30€).

Size (each): A5
Type: Two-color Riso-print

Featuring text by: blumenleere

And artwork by: Julianne Cordray

Size: A5 (folded), A3 (unfolded)
Print type: Riso
Year: 2025

Featuring texts by:

Çağla Arıbal
Ceilidh (kale) Birkhahn
Julianne Cordray

Size: A5 (folded), A3 (unfolded)
Print type: Riso
Year: 2024

Featuring texts by:

M.A. Dubbs & Krasna Vukasovic Herrero

‘baggage: lost & found’ was co-published with Krater Books / Julia Fabricius, whose lovely illustrations respond to the two contributions inside.

Size: A5 (folded), A3 (unfolded)
Print type: Riso
Year: 2024

Copies are also available for purchase via Krater Books – simply get in touch: https://kraterbooks.com/

Title: art & sustainability

Type: Riso-printed zine

Published: November 2020

Language: English

Pages: 46

Size: A4

Price: 14 euros (suggested), or pay what you can.

textur’s third issue considers the inextricability of the varied meanings of sustainability — environmental, economic, social, etc., via the different approaches of its contributors, including comics, diary entries, poetry, para-fiction, recipes, among others. Throughout the issue, we can see biodegradable processes at work, breaking down, metamorphosing, shifting into poetic explorations in both words and images. With contributions by India Boxall, Michaela Davidova (SEA Foundation), Hannah Fletcher, Gounis Comics and Layerlove, Harry Grundy, Sarah Heuberger, Enos Nyamor, Anna Souter, Andrea Garcia Vasquez, Juli Cordray and Sarie Nijboer.

All proceeds from sales go towards the production of further issues and enable us to continue publishing new content and supporting contributors.

Type: Riso-printed zine

Published: September 2019

Language(s): German & English

Pages: 26

Size: A5

textur’s second issue “branding the art world” focuses on the deconstruction of corporate language, the role of the archive, and the exhibition space as an aesthetic experience that extends beyond the display of artwork. With contributions by Sascha Boldt, Viktor Kapischnikow, Claudia Raupach, Vincent Schier, She BAM! Gallery, Petroschek Wulgarow, Juli Cordray and Sarie Nijboer.

All proceeds from sales go towards the production of further issues and enable us to continue publishing new content and supporting contributors.

Type: Riso-printed zine

Published: December 2021

Language: English

Pages: 60

Size: A5

Price: 14 euros (suggested), or pay what you can.

textur’s fourth issue deals with the topic of bureaucracy – in the art context and beyond. Through manifestos, an artist statement, fictional stories, letters, and an email auto response, among others, our contributors explore different aspects of organized administration – including its opacity, hierarchies, and exclusions – as well as the systems it informs, upholds and exists within. Contributors: Ahu Dural, Gemma Gore, hn. lyonga, Julianne Cordray, Kolxoz, Leah Sandler, Markus Posse, Sarie Nijboer and Uma Breakdown.

Table of Content:

Letter of Rejection
by Julianne Cordray

Kolxoz
КОЛХОЗ

Open Letter
by Anonymous

The Body Bureaucratic Manifesto
by Leah Sandler

Testimonials
by hn. lyonga and Markus Posse

A Thread of Pauses
by Gemma Gore

Waste Work
by Uma Breakdown

A Cog in the Machine
by Sarie Nijboer

Dealing with a Statement
by Ahu Dural

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All proceeds from sales go towards the production of further issues and enable us to continue publishing new content and supporting contributors.

Type: Riso-printed zine

Published: March 2023

Language: English

Pages: 61

Size: A5

Price: 18 euros (suggested), or pay what you can.

Textur Magazine Issue 5 delves into questions of solidarity – sources, materials, spaces, networks, bodies, psychologies. Contributors bring collaborative, interactive and fluid approaches to the topic through recipes, reflections, conversations, essays, stories, a track list, and a questionnaire that invites readers to collect their thoughts and join the discussion. All woven together in a compact A5 format, the zine is intended to be portable: carry it with you, unfold its pages, make notes, share.

Contributors: Çağla Aribal, Linnéa Bake, Mya Berger, İpek Burçak, Continued Conversations. . ., Suzanne Dikker, Maya Wallis, Adam Walker, Jasper Westhaus

Table of Contents:

Letter from the Editors

Unfolding Notes on Curatorial Solidarity
by Continued Conversations . . .

Supporting Material
by Maya Wallis

In the Friendzone
by Linnéa Bake

Sloshing, splashing, swirling solidarity
by Suzanne Dikker

Mierle Laderman Ukeles: Relatable Politics
by Mya Berger

Life, art and (child)care
by Adam Walker

The Last Speaker of an Extinct Language
by Çağla Aribal

No Claims to be Made
by Jasper Westhaus

Collective Recipe – social overwhelm
by İpek Burçak

All proceeds from sales go towards the production of further issues and enable us to continue publishing new content and supporting contributors.

Sponsoring Partners:

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27 – 30 April 2023

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11-14 May 2023

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Type: Riso-printed zine

Published: April 2024

Language: English & German

Pages: 60

Size: A5

Price: 15 euros (suggested), or pay what you can.

Threads that run through textur issue 6 include lineage and changing life phases, from childhood to death, heaviness and the idea of something being ‘too much’, as well as nostalgia, imagination, storytelling, and passing something down or on. Time makes things carried heavier and unwieldier; they can take on a life of their own. The stories we tell or create, the liminal spaces we occupy, the shape and language we give to these, might offer transportative possibilities – for a release, a break, a fundamental shift. Issue 6 features essays, short stories, poetry, photo work, performance, and notes and reflections.

Contributors: Sophie Aigner, Franco Bastida, Greg Dekter, J Ekenhorst, Elisa Juri, Adetoun Küppers-Adebisi & Michael Küppers-Adebisi, Kate Liston, Zela Odessa Palmer, Dylan James Peterson, Nike Pina, Sonakshi Srivastava and Maja Ułasik.

All proceeds from sales go towards the production of further issues and printed matter and enable us to continue publishing new content and supporting contributors.