Print Market 2026
17/05/2026
11:00-18:00

Welcome to the VROOM Print Market 2026! The Print Market hosts local and international artists and collectives working with printed matter. Come by on the 17th of May to buy books, zines, prints, and more! There will be food, drinks, and a fun program of workshops and concerts!

11:00-18:00 Print Market 
13:30-16:30 Workshops & Face painting for all ages
16:30-17:30 Concert 
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Participants:
Academie Beeldende Kunsten Anderlecht, INFINITIF, Phenicusa Press, jumbo press, Acédie 58, chez rosi, Zwarte Pagina, RAMSDAM BOOKS, Tato Greve, Bries, Hocus Bogus Publishing, Miranda Smart Ventures, Manon & Bram, Amicale des Archives Queer, Sudest+Gird, Jules Playa-Arruego, Impression Forte & EN 3000 éditions, Félix Gastout & Adrien Nihoul, DomestiCity, Onys, About a girl, Strange Sequences + Paco Pub, Emelie Marchoul, Maria Calzolari, LUCA School of Arts, KASK Graphic Design, Illustration & Printmaking, YLÏAM, Xin SUN

& the communal table: Aubergine Press, Blood Becomes Water, Nlieechi, Montanha, Zita Coltura, Luis Campos, Mathild Clerc-Verhoeven, 
Physical Interface, Poliform Studio, Cristina Cebrecos, John Molesworth, Rein Vyncke, Nele Tornado, Etna Art & Research Center

WORKSHOPS
13:30-16:30

“FixMyCureghem”

Creative workshop for people ages 16+
with Nandewa, Elisa, and Billie

We are Nandewa, Elisa, and Billie, artists and engaged citizens of Cureghem, Anderlecht. Our project bridges the gap between art and the public space. 
In this workshop we'd like to engage the people of our community by teaching them how to make simple mosaic tiles with the intention of using them as a means to repair many of the holes in our neighbourhood streets. If you’re interested, and you live in the neighbourhood, please don’t hesitate to drop by for our free workshop!   


“Wiki-a-day”

creative workshop for all ages
with Nousjka Daniëls

Where is Atashgah? What is a crested shelduck? And who the hell designed the IMOCA 60 Paprec 2?
Graphic artist Nousjka Daniëls is obsessed with the "Random Article" button on Wikipedia. Now, she’s building a fictional world out of the internet's strangest corners—and she needs your help to populate it.
Drop by this open drawing workshop to turn obscure trivia into wild illustrations. No registration needed—just bring your curiosity and let your imagination run wild.