KRITIKA

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KRITIKA was founded in August 2011. KRITIKA is a bi-lingual (lithuanian & english) art and photography zine, presenting the work of contemporary photographers. Due to a rising interest from its subscribers and volume of applications, KRITIKA is doubling its circulation and expanding into a quarterly journal.

2014 01 Photozine workshop in National Gallery of Art, Vilnius, Lithuania 2014 01 KRITIKA on comfort: CHAIRS photolog release

Projects and bookfairs

2013 11 “Nothing but 2” launch party & exposition, Oslo namai, Vilnius. 2013 10 THIRD ISSUE: IN PRODUCTION. Self Publishing Fair for Design and Art, Museum Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt am Main, Germany 2013 10 Release of KRITIKA OUTSIDER 2013 05 Vilnius design week, exposition at Mamma Mia!, Lithuania 2012 12 KRITIKA public presentation in Kaunas, Zinzine pop-up shop launch 2012 11 Handmade & Bound London, UK 2012 10 Festival Fanzines! Paris, France 2012 06 LENTYNA Lithuanian alternative book fair, National Gallery of Art, Vilnius, Lithuania 2012 05 ABOUT Self Publishing Fair for Design and Art, Mainz, Germany 2012 05 TokyoMagazine Library X, Japan 2012 05 Vilnius design week, showcase in book shop, Vilnius, Lithuania 2012 04 Release of KRITIKA NEIGHBOURHOOD 2011 10 FIRST ISSUE: DEAD OR ALIVE. Self Publishing Fair for Design and Art, BASIS Frankfurt am Main, Germany

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