Love letters to no one in particular is a book of drawings by Joost Stokhof, detailing the big and small everyday moments of life. Introduced with an essayistic piece of writing by Jeroen van Honk.

Yarn is a collection of nine short stories by eight different authors and the first in its series. It's a collaboration with literary journal Structo and Otherwhere.

There are similarities to how one tackles a walk through an art space as to the way you watch your step during urban warfare. That is why Derlow has written a two-part guide for survival in those places based on the doctrines:…

A Literary Ritual is a novella by Jeroen van Honk about working in the office morphing into a novella about not-working in the office, including all the nonwork antics that accompany this shift.

Eden features the work of Arne Wastyn and consists of 154 drawings attempting to give voice to the artist’s inherent fascination with violence.

'Pervaded space. Troubled land.
Cuneiform causeway through a pit of sand.
A Black Circus on Womens’ might
- Dear, let that kid run around!
His measured step brought entropic reveal.
The Keyhole viewer - your sideburn…

Three German attack divers wash up on shore and make their way inland. A terrible stench awaits them.

A short story graphic novel adapted from Derlow's neighbor’s experiences of the war. The book was given third prize in the…

We Are Frightened is a collection of short stories, poetry and illustrations by author Zack McDonald and illustrator Zorica Radovic from Portland, United States.

With the project Myopia photographer Hillie de Rooij plays a game with the visual characteristics that European media use to depict Africa.

‘Antique hexes and dead childhood dreams are revived in the mouth of a raging Connecticut snowstorm. Hollow as Legs dwells in the pre-math of an apocalypse, where an algal bloom is turning the infected into hair-covered…

What’s in the making…II is the second in an ongoing series that aims to show the extensiveness that is ‘architecture’and to posit a definition of what it means ‘to be an architect' today.

An afternoon spent in a backyard in Dordrecht. Assorted items found, observed and assembled. A first attempt to prove how object and ground translate into character and stage, which further leads to the notion of a narrative.

By…

Laten we hard praten en veel lachen is a symbiosis of poetry and photography. Together they tell the story about living in between the values of home and the western society.

Lithograph on paper

28cm x 29cm

Marked and signed by Joakim Derlow

Artist's proof from larger series of prints

2015