New and Archival Exhibition Catalogues
New and Archival Exhibition Catalogues
The online catalogue store is available at www.artindex.shop — here you can purchase both recent editions and find rare issues from previous years.
Exhibition Catalogues
Electronic and printed catalogues of past EAU exhibitions are far more than an archive — they are a full-fledged tool for professional navigation and recognition. Each catalogue includes all participants of the exhibition whose works were accepted into the project. This is an opportunity to see the full picture of the event, to find colleagues and like-minded people, and to preserve the memory of the exhibition in professional history.
History and Archives
Catalogues have been published since 2011 at varying intervals — depending on the scale and geography of the projects. In the Union's archives one can find editions from previous years and also order new issues. Catalogues are a valuable source for researchers, curators, and collectors, allowing them to trace the development of creative processes within EAU over more than a decade.
Formats and Languages
The standard formats of the catalogues are A4 or 21×21 cm. All editions are full-colour and bilingual — in Russian and English. Some issues, depending on the country where the exhibition or art project took place, additionally include Spanish or Chinese. This makes the catalogues accessible to a wide international audience and underscores the Eurasian character of the Union.
Content and Structure
Following each exhibition, a full-colour illustrated edition is published, which includes all works accepted into the project. The catalogue is in A4 format: each work is placed on a separate page with label data and the author's surname and first name. This structure allows each participant to be presented as fully and respectfully as possible, while the reader can see the entire spectrum of the project.
Availability and Cost
The catalogue is published in two formats — electronic (.pdf) and printed (paper). The electronic version provides quick access and ease of search; the printed one remains a classic item for collecting and a professional portfolio. The cost depends on format, volume, and print run; current prices and ordering conditions are available in the "Catalogues" section or from EAU coordinators.
The online catalogue store is available at www.artindex.shop — here you can purchase both recent editions and find rare issues from previous years.
