All Access Archive (AAA)

♯4 An exhibition and reflection at @enter___enter 20-24 May 2025 Open daily, 14.00 — 19.00 Finissage event: 24 May, 19.00 — 21.00 [_|_] Spines, spreads, spirals, signatures, sections, staples, specimens ♯4 brings together fifty items of printed matter as new additions to All Access Archive. The works will be shown alongside a physical reflection on our past three sessions. AAA is an open-source virtual archive space and research project. Inspired by the copyleft movement and the current discussions around AI and authorship, the collection gathers contributions from designers and artists for them to be freely shared and accessed by others, ideally for the facilitation of new works and research. AAA is continuously expanded through workshops, gatherings and exhibitions. Poster design: All Access Archive and Hans Gremmen

Happy to announce that ♯4 at @enter___enter is extended until the 31st of May .ᐟ Open everyday: 14.00—19.00 Come see fifty pieces of printed matter newly contributed to All Access Archive, as well as a physical reflection on our past events.

Earlier this month at Framer Framed, participants joined the third 𝐴𝑙𝑙 𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠 𝐴𝑟𝑐ℎ𝑖𝑣𝑒 (𝐴𝐴𝐴) workshop, a virtual archive space and research project by Minhu Jun (@via_minhu ) and Özgür Deniz Koldaş (@oogzorg ). Over the course of four hours, images were edited and remixed to explore when an image stops being ‘yours’, ending with collectively designed postcards. Inspired by the copyleft movement and the current discussions around AI and authorship, 𝐴𝐴𝐴 (@allaccessarchive ) aims to establish an open-source archive platform that gathers works from designers and artists for them to be freely shared and accessed by others, ideally for the facilitation of new works and research. Through its open-source and all-access approach, the archive serves not only as a repository, but also as a resource for the further critical examination of authorship and copyright. Through workshops and other public events, such as showcases, readings and open calls, 𝐴𝐴𝐴 slowly expands their archive while focusing on communal practices and mutual-aid. ▬▬▬ 𝐴𝐴𝐴 is made possible by het Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie (@stimuleringsfonds ) and Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst (@afk020 ). 📸 𝐴𝑙𝑙 𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠 𝐴𝑟𝑐ℎ𝑖𝑣𝑒 workshop (2025) at Framer Framed, Amsterdam. Photos: © Sophia Jiaqi Xu

(0022) Tracing steps Prints, contributed by @jimklok To make a contribution, or access this one and others, visit allaccessarchive.com

♯1 took place at @fanfare_amsterdam on Feb 15th In collaboration with Doriane Timmermans and Simon Browne of OSP (Open-Source Publishing) and participants, we gathered, read, plotted and collectively annotated; turning this usually individual act into a communal editing session. Through the typographic contamination, our thoughts found space between (and around) the lines, and spread over the walls of Fanfare. The participants were Lars Kramer, Velko Kalchev, Jim Klok, Rita Lopes, Pedro Lobo, Danisha Aitatus, Jonas Riemersma Lucas Zuidema, Rosa Shepherd and Ilya Lindhout Special thanks to OSP, Doriane Timmermans, Simon Browne, @prettyboykim @3iguelito and @kareslachevresitupeux Documentation by @sophiaxjiaqi AAA's programme is made possible by @stimuleringsfonds and @afk020

(0009) Little secrets Prints, contributed by @katherina.gorodynska To make a contribution, or access this one and others, visit allaccessarchive.com

We are having our first ever physical showcase! From March 6th to 8th, stop by @de_bouwput to see a range of contributions, ranging from publications, textiles, films and prints, to paintings and garments. All works are shared under Free Art License 1.3: allowing for open-access, modifications, and distribution. Open from 12.00 — 20.00, with a finissage event on Saturday 8th between 19.00 — 21.00 The exhibition will give the public a chance to explore the archive through engaging with it. Alongside the works, we will also produce a catalogue of the contributions, which will be designed and printed on-site. Typefaces i dream of letters by @mirakeygnaert Wind by @hagarc0hen fa_ucoaoxffmcee by @fullautofoundry Handwriting 1 by @esmeedesjardin AAA's programme is kindly supported by @afk020 and @stimuleringsfonds

(0003) Books on the streets Screenprinted posters, contributed by @yooheecha To make a contribution, or access the archive: visit allaccessarchive.com

(OPEN CALL) 𝒜A𝙰 is having its first ever exhibition, and you’re invited to contribute with your work! ☆ Deadline to apply is 28th February. During 6-9 March, we will be showcasing your contributions (printed matter, objects, garments and more) at De Bouwput, in Amsterdam. All contributions will be compiled in a catalogue, designed and printed on-site. 𝙏𝙤 𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙗𝙪𝙩𝙚, 𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙘𝙠 𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙢 𝙞𝙣 𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙗𝙞𝙤 Typefaces Ketchup Addict by @birgitaa Chaos by Sigrid Liira Porpora by @davidemontesano P22 Broadwindsor by Ted Staunton AAA's programme is kindly supported by @afk020 and @stimuleringsfonds

(0002) Frottage meets textile A series of scans contributed by @via_minhu To make a contribution, or access the archive; Visit allaccessarchive.com

We are officially open for contributions. Here is a series of photos donated by @sophiaxjiaqi To get access to this contribution, or make one yourself, check out our website or send a DM.

Dear friends and neighbours, Join us on the 15th of February for the first instalment of the workshop series All Access Archive.  Together, we will read and discuss a text on collective practices and open-source approaches within art & design. We will collectively annotate our thoughts and remarks in the space through typographic installations, in collaboration with Simon Browne and Doriane Timmermans from Open Source Publishing (BE) and one of their beloved plotters.  Saturday 15th 10.00 — 17.00  Workshop (AAA ♯1) 18.00 — 20.00 Doors open / Public presentation  Free admission. Workshop is full. 🖍️ ✏️ 🖌️ ✒️🖍️ ✏️  AAA is a virtual archive space and ongoing research project, initiated by @salt.pepper.peace . The collection aims to serve as a cyclical resource; expanded through contributions from designers and artists, workshop sessions, and public events; in return, to be freely distributed and shared for the production of new works. It is inspired by the copyleft movement, as well as open-source ideology and collective learning practices. For more info, visit allaccessarchive.com.  Open Source Publishing questions the influence and affordance of digital tools through its practice of (commissioned) graphic design, pedagogy and applied research. They prefer to use exclusively free and open source softwares (F/LOSS). Currently the group is composed of people with backgrounds in graphic design, typography and development. They find excitement in the cross-over between its members respective fields and competences. For more info, visit osp.kitchen. 🖍️ ✏️ 🖌️ ✒️🖍️ ✏️  AAA’s programme is kindly supported by @afk020 and @stimuleringsfonds . Poster design by studio salt, pepper, and peace. Annotations by fanfare and OSP.