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Hot Type Network: Selected for Nordic Culture Point Long-Term Network Funding 

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  • 19. July 2026
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We are delighted to announce that the Hot Type Network has been selected as one of four networks to receive three-year long-term network funding from […]

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Heritage at RiskRøros symposium:4 – 7 September, 2026

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  • 19. July 2026
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The history of free speech in danger The growing use of line casting machines and other printing equipment in early years of 20th century, opened […]

The Monotype ABC: an artistic book designed with the Monotype system
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The Monotype ABC: an artistic book designed with the Monotype system

  • Franz Hennies
  • 7. December 2025
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In this article, TYPA printing and paper art centre shares its experience of combining old typographical machines (specifically, the Monotype composition caster) with new digital technologies within a creative research project.

Collaboration on training in typesetting machines
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Collaboration on training in typesetting machines

  • Franz Hennies
  • 30. July 2024
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We need more people trained to use and maintain typesetting machines. Typa in Tartu, Estonia, Grafiska Museet Helsingborg, and the Friends of the Fjeld-Ljom Press […]

The Networks activities in 2025 haven been made possible by funding from Nordisk kulturkontakt.

TYPA is a printing and paper arts centre. We host workshops, exhibitions, and concerts, collaborating with higher education institutions, artists, and other printing enthusiasts.

The Fjeld-Ljom Newspaper Museum at Røros in Central Norway is situated at the original premises of the former Fjeld-Ljom newspaper, and includes the original editorial office and typesetting and printing departments.

Grafiska Museet Helsingborg attracts about 15 000 visitors annually. The museum aims to contribute to the preservation of the art of printing and engage in a creative process with its local community.

GRAMUS is the umbrella organization of Swedisch Printing Museums.

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