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APE (Art Paper Editions) is an independent publishing platform. APE was founded in 2010 by Jurgen Maelfeyt and Caroline De Malsche and focusses on the book as an exhibition space. APE works with artists and institutions. | APE (Art Paper Editions) is an independent publishing platform. APE was founded in 2010 by Jurgen Maelfeyt and Caroline De Malsche and focusses on the book as an exhibition space. APE works with artists and institutions. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:26, 5 November 2025
| Art Paper Editions (APE) | |
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| Location | Scheldestraat 82, Sint-Amandsberg, B-9040 |
| Country | Belgium 🇧🇪 |
| Website | artpapereditions.org |
APE (Art Paper Editions) is an independent publishing platform. APE was founded in 2010 by Jurgen Maelfeyt and Caroline De Malsche and focusses on the book as an exhibition space. APE works with artists and institutions.