Portrait of Sanne de Wit
[07] Oddfield 27Day 1 · 14:10–14:40
Day 1 · 14:10–14:40 · The Loft
Making a print magazine in 2027 on purpose

Pressmark sells 14,000 copies an issue with no website content at all. Sanne explains the maths, the paper and why subscribers get a handwritten note.

Editor, Pressmark Quarterly

Sanne de Wit

[02] BIOGRAPHY

In their own words, mostly

Written with the speaker and checked twice.

BASED IN

Amsterdam

ROOM

The Loft

STARTS

14:10

Sanne de Wit founded Pressmark Quarterly in 2019 with a loan from her grandmother. The magazine covers design and craft and is printed in Zwolle on uncoated stock.

She previously spent eight years at a national newspaper, where she edited the weekend supplement.

[03] THE TALK

Making a print magazine in 2027 on purpose

Pressmark sells 14,000 copies an issue with no website content at all. Sanne explains the maths, the paper and why subscribers get a handwritten note.

[04] ALSO SPEAKING

More people worth the train

[01]D1 · 09:40
Portrait of Ilse VargaMain Hall ↗
Ilse Varga
Portrait photographer
Lighting a face for a five-inch screen
[02]D1 · 10:20
Portrait of Tomas HoltHall B ↗
Tomas Holt
Type designer, Holt Letters
A typeface that knows it lives on a watch
[03]D1 · 11:00
Portrait of Amara OyelaranMain Hall ↗
Amara Oyelaran
Creative director, Fieldhouse Records
Album art after the album
[04]D1 · 11:40
Portrait of Rufus BrennanThe Loft ↗
Rufus Brennan
Set designer for film
Building a room the camera only sees once

[05] TICKETS

One question from the floor could be yours

[13] ONE EMAIL, WHEN THE PROGRAMME PRINTS

Hear about speakers before the posters go up

Four emails a year: the first names, the full programme, the workshops and the week before the doors open. Nothing else.

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See you under the crane rails.

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