Anémona Editores

STATEMENT
Anémona Editores is a publishing house that emerged at the end of 2017, built on the TPT Gráfica / Pablo Torrealba Workshop, and has accumulated over three decades of experience. Our goal is to introduce artworks that showcase various approaches to contemporary graphic art.

We offer technical printing solutions, both traditional and innovative, as well as conceptual proposals that exceed the standard offer. We follow a clear editorial line: we present contemporary artistic proposals in short editions utilizing diverse printing techniques and substrates. We propose art projects. We invite visual artists to create innovative contemporary graphic projects. We produce aesthetically valued pieces based on our expertise in printing techniques. We promote our projects with the mission of bringing graphic art to new audiences, thereby promoting collecting, disseminating the importance of graphic work in the art world, and introducing people to the various existing printing techniques. Through the production of graphic work, we innovate and discover new materials, supports, and printing techniques, ensuring that the output of graphic art remains vital and updated, reaching new spaces and audiences.

BIOGRAPHY
Anémona Editores was born in Mexico City in 2017. Founded by Raquel Sánchez M. and Pablo Torrealba, the publishing house has worked and collaborated with more than 30 artists and has edited more than 70 pieces. It has appeared in specialized magazines as Revista G & E from Spain, artist’s catalogs, and art publications.

Anémona Editores has participated in various fairs and exhibitions as CODEX, Berkeley, CA; Tropic Bound Fair, Miami, MI; E/AB Fair, NewYork, NY; Art on Paper, New York, NY; Print Austin, Austin,TX; VancouverArt book Fair, Vancouver, Canada; Fama, Monterrey, México; Movimiento Clavo, CDMX, México.

Also, has collaborated with public and private museums lending pieces for important exhibitions shown in various cities in Mexico as Museo de Arte Moderno, Museo Arocena, Museo Casa Montejo and Palacio de Cultura Banamex.

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