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Anthology about artistic freedom is now available
It is with great pleasure that we can announce that ‘Should I, Should I Not,’ an anthology about artistic freedom, is now available. It can be bought in all Danish bookstores, on Amazon, and in our webshop.
What is artistic freedom? Something you take for…
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Invitation to release event for the publication of ‘Should I, Should I Not’
Join us for the release event for our new anthology, ‘Should I, Should I Not’ (which is available in both Danish and English). It is published in collaboration with think tank a/nordi/c.
The event takes place on the release date, Thursday May 25, 2023, from…
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Ditte Ejlerskov’s “The Rant” explores the future format of the book (+ launch event info)
It is with excitement we can announce that we are contributing to the publication of contemporary artist Ditte Ejlerskov’s new book, “The Rant,” in collaboration with Ejlerskov, Forlaget Aftryk, and web3 work collective Korridor.
Inspired by the Internet’s vast amount of so-called fan-fiction, ie. literature…
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New book in the pipeline: Reclaiming Technology
We are excited to announce the first bulletin about our next book release, a non-fiction book titled ‘Reclaiming Technology: a poetic-scientific vocabulary,’ which offers unsual perspectives on technological developments.
Reclaiming Technology is unique as a genre of general-audience oriented… Read More
Made With Creative Commons now also in Norwegian
Made with Creative Commons, by Sarah Hinchliff Pearson and Paul Stacey, which we published back in 2017 was shortly thereafter translated into Indonesian and Spanish by local groups in Indonesia and South America, respectively. This was easy for them since the… Read More
Sneum’s Kalejdoskop is repressed – finally!
It is with great joy that we can finally announce a repress of the Sneum’s Kalejdoskop book – the life’s work by Jan Sneum, dubbed “The Danish John Peel” – after the first press was torn off the shelves in just two weeks back…
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Ctrl+Alt+Delete Books is a non-profit publisher based in Denmark. The topics we explore range from new technology, digital cultures, knowledge sharing and open source potentials to art and culture, cities, urbanism and, most importantly, the people who inhabit these fields – as well as the communities they build both virtually and face to face.
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Newest publication
THE RANT, by contemporary artist Ditte Ejlerskov, is an artistic reaction to the development of the blockchain technology based on Ejlerskov’s own practice. It is a vision that connects our physical and digital world and leads the way into a possible future, where our spirit and bodies are as much part of the technological revolution as the upcoming decentralized internet.
Central banking and the history of money, reincarnation and astrology, art, tech, neo financing, and crypto, plus the possibilities of our existence being a simulation? I am willing to consider all possible angles on life at this point. There is nothing simple about the transitory era we are living in. It is all intertwined. The same technology that can save us all can enslave us if it is not handled wisely. – Ejlerskov
The paper book is published by Forlaget Aftryk (DK) in collaborations Ctrl+Alt+Delete Books. The digital publication is developed and published by web3-collective Korridor (DK), Ditte Ejlerskov (DK) and Ctrl+Alt+Delete Books.
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