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Work Collective, Exhibition Space & Stockist
More information about the Fensterfabrik and the profiles of
the people behind it.
the people behind it.
All upcoming and past events, exhibitions and theater plays held
in the Fensterfabrik.
in the Fensterfabrik.
Shuffle through the lastest
output of fine work fresh out of
the factory.
output of fine work fresh out of
the factory.
Explore the stock of publications
and art work by our very own factory workers.
and art work by our very own factory workers.
STORE
KIDS
The magazine is striking happily and full of lovely illustrations and stories. The look is very different than other children magazines, bright colored and organic, creative and open minded. It's simply fun!
CHF 10.00
PHOTOGRAPHY
COLORS is a quarterly magazine that talks to young people all around the world. Established in 1991, under the editorship of Tibor Kalman, with the premise that diversity is positive but that all cultures have equal value.
CHF 12.50
EDITORIAL
Monocle jumps on its tractor this month for a global survey of farming and good food, from the mountain pastures of Switzerland to the beef farms of Japan.
CHF 16.00
ART
The book without any words. A simple and unusual publication using the universal language of images to reflect today's society.
EUR 20.00
ABOUT
Fensterfabrik is a work collective situated in a nostalgic window factory on the hills of Zurich, Switzerland. Every now and then we do hold exhibitions, theater plays, film shootings and sometimes even cooking lessons.
DIRECTION
From the Zurich main station you can reach us taking the S10 train and get off at the station Schweighof. Then, walk down the street called Schweighofstrasse until you reach number 409.
There is also the tram number 14 in direction to Triemli. Go off at the station Schaufelbergerstrasse and walk up the street called Schweighofstrasse until you reach number 409.
ADDRESS
Collective Fensterfabrik
Schweighofstrasse 409
8055 Zurich, Switzerland
Schweighofstrasse 409
8055 Zurich, Switzerland
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