06.06 ’26

6 Jun

Bus tour Subjective Atlas of Groningen

🕐 Saturday, June 6, 2026, 10 am–1 pm, 2-5 pm
📍TRAV12, Travertijnstraat 12, Groningen 🇳🇱
🔗 https://www.ing.nl/de-ing/payreq
🙏🏻 Artisbook (Pieter Augustijn, Ruby de Vos, Jedidja Smalbil)

Op 6 juni is het zover: dan gaan we met de Subjectieve Atlas bus door Groningen!

Voor de Subjectieve Atlas van Groningen hebben de afgelopen twee jaar meer dan honderd Groningers hun ervaringen in beeld gebracht. Van de schoonheid vavhet wad tot het uitzichtloze wachten in de azc’s, van verlies en verzwegen geschiedenissen tot stille trots, van de verwoesting door gaswinning tot de kracht van collectieve weerstand: De Subjectieve Atlas van Groningen vormt een intieme en politieke cartografie van thuis-zijn.

Tijdens deze boekpresentatie bladeren we samen door de atlas en vertellen de makers over de door hun verbeeldde verhalen en het maakproces.

Het opstappunt in Groningen is Travertijnstraat 12. Vanaf het station is deze locatie bereikbaar met lijn 7. Parkeren (fietsen en auto's) kan in de buurt.

10.00-13.00 of 14.00-17.00
We vragen je een kwartier van te voren aanwezig te zijn zodat we op tijd kunnen vertrekken.
11.00-15.50 gezamenlijke eetmoment in Oudeschip
12.30-16.30 Oude Pekela
De busrit kost 5 euro per persoon. Via deze link kan je betalen, en je kan het bedrag aanpassen als je meer dan 1 kaartje wil kopen.

De presentatie van de Subjectieve Atlas van Groningen is een samenwerking tussen ARTisBOOK en Subjective Editions (Annelys de Vet). De publicatie is ontwikkelt in samenwerking met basisschool St. Willibrordus, dorpsbelangen Oudeschip, Geestelijke Verzorging Aardbevingsgebied Groningen, krakers van Groningen, Pittig Gekruid, studenten van Academie Minerva, en de Vrolijkheid.

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Subjective e-Atlas of Groningen

€6.00

ARTisBOOK & Subjective Editions, 2026
Dutch-English, 192 full-colour pages, 30,7 MB

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The Subjective Atlas of Groningen brings together a diverse group of Groningers mapping the province and what it means to be “at home,” in order to share and make visible the personal, but often invisible, experiences of various resident groups in Groningen.

Created through participatory workshops and public activities—including exhibitions, events, and participatory sessions across the province—the project invites local communities to share their stories, becoming visible both physically and online. In seven workshops organized by the partner organizations, approximately 80 participants explored their vision of “being at home” in Groningen. Through creative sessions, they reflected on personal themes and developed visual contributions, fostering interaction and providing space for diverse perspectives and stories.

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ISBN 978-9-46-444803-0
This publication is a result of collaboration between Subjective Editions and ARTisBOOK

Editor-in-chief: Annelys de Vet
Research, development and editing: Pieter Augustijn, Ruby de Vos, Jedidja Smalbil
Preface: Pieter Augustijn, Ruby de Vos
Introduction: Wilbert van de Kamp

Subjective Atlas of Groningen

€24.50

ARTisBOOK & Subjective Editions, 2026
Dutch-English, 192 full-colour pages, 16.5 x 22 cm

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The Subjective Atlas of Groningen brings together a diverse group of Groningers mapping the province and what it means to be “at home,” in order to share and make visible the personal, but often invisible, experiences of various resident groups in Groningen.

—
ISBN 978-9-46-444803-0
This publication is a result of collaboration between Subjective Editions and ARTisBOOK

Editor-in-chief: Annelys de Vet
Research, development and editing: Pieter Augustijn, Ruby de Vos, Jedidja Smalbil
Preface: Pieter Augustijn, Ruby de Vos
Introduction: Wilbert van de Kamp

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8 Subjective Editions

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Multilingual-English, 8 full-colour books, 16.5 x 22 cm
Subjective Atlas of Amsterdam, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Brussels, Groningen, Kaunas, Luxembourg, Palestine and Pakistan

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The Subjective Editions series brings together eight Atlases from different parts of the world, each rooted in specific communities, collective and personal perspectives, and lived experiences. While grounded in their own contexts, together they create a layered and polyphonic mapping of visual narratives, revealing the many ways people relate to, remember, and imagine the places they inhabit and call home.
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Each book has been initiated by a different organisation, emerging from a distinct context and driven by its own concerns and objectives. Yet all of them challenge dominant representations and simplified imaginaries imposed by outsiders by mapping places from the inside out.

As a continually expanding archive of knowledge and creative practice, the complementary collection serves as an example of how inspiration, dialogue, and initiatives can be activated, opening up new possibilities for exchange, collaboration, and action. A series that cannot be missed in creative libraries.

Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina

PCRC & Subjective Editions, 2025
Bosnian-English, 192 full-colour pages, 16.5 x 22 cm

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The Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina brings together over eighty personal mappings from people living in a country long defined by outsiders—reduced to entities, ethnic categories, and wartime narratives. This atlas counters such simplifications with a polyphonic cartography: visual stories that show how people inhabit, remember, and imagine this place today.

Created through participatory workshops across Bosnia and Herzegovina, the contributions use drawing, collage, and photography to create alternative mappings of a conflict affected state. Rather than offering a fixed or objective account, these situated mappings aim to feel the country—through the materialities of war-damaged buildings, the taste of homemade juices, and the joy of small acts of kindness.

In a landscape where trauma lingers and political inertia persists, this publication opens space for critical imagination. It invites us to see Bosnia and Herzegovina not as divided, but as a layered place of entangled histories and resilient futures—mapped from within.

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ISBN 978-9-46444-802-3
This publication is a result of a collaboration between Subjective Editions, Newcastle University and PCRC

Editor-in-Chief: Annelys de Vet (Subjective Editions)
Editorial support: Sana Gobbeh, Anita Karabašić, Paul Lowe, Tatjana Milovanović, Ivana Perić, Theresa Rauch, James Riding, Velma Šarić, Amina Sejfić
Foreword: Velma Šarić
Introduction: James Riding

Subjective Atlas of Palestine

010 Publishers, 2007 & Subjective Editions (re-print), 2024
English, 160 full-colour pages, 16.5 x 22 cm

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Sublime landscapes, tranquil urban scenes, frolicking children; who would associate these images with Palestine? All too often the Western media show the country’s gloomy side, and Palestinians as aggressors. It is this that makes identifying with them virtually impossible. If we are to relate to the Palestinians other images are needed, images seen from a cultural and more human vantage point.

Palestinian artists, photographers and designers have mapped their country as they see it. Given their closeness to the subject, this has resulted in unconventional, very human impressions of the landscape and the architecture, the cuisine, the music and the poetry of thought and expression. The drawings, maps and photographs reveal individual life experiences. The contributions give an entirely different angle on a nation in occupied territory. In this subjective atlas it is the Palestinians themselves who show the disarming reverse side of the black-and-white image generally resorted to by the media.

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ISBN 978-906-450-648-2
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