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Zoopark Publishing Collective

Zoopark Publishing Collective is a team of two visual artists, Tatyana Palyga & Alexander Bondar

Zoopark Collective is a team of two Russian born visual artists, Tatyana Palyga & Alexander Bondar, working with photography, video and book media. We make self-published books and zines since 2010, and in 2016 founded Zoopark Collective as an experimental platform for the future editions and collaborative projects. So far we have published more than a dozen of publications distributed in shops in Russia, Europe and Japan. We make very limited printed editions, often manually produced and experimenting with inkjet printing. From June to August of 2018 we founded the Zoopark Studio / Berlin project: an experimental art space / gallery / photobooks & zines & art print shop / concerts / reading groups / artist talks etc. Since 2019 Zoopark leads practical photobook & zine making workshops and helps other artists to edit and design their books and zines.

28/08/2026

For the very first time, Zoopark Publishing is heading to New York to participate in Printed Matter's New York Art Book Fair
Printed Matter Art Book Fairs at MoMA PS1 from September 24 to 27!

This is also a major milestone for us: we have never presented our books and zines in the US before. Needless to say, our suitcases are packed with independent publications, fresh zines, and plenty of nervous, beautiful excitement.

We can’t wait to share our work, connect with the local community, and hopefully find a brand-new audience across the ocean.

Whether you are a longtime collector, a fellow publisher, or just stumbling into the wonderful world of artist books, come say hi!

📍 Find us at MoMA PS1
📅 September 24–27, 2026
🪑 Come by our table, flip through the pages, and meet us in person!
See you in New York! 👋✨

15/07/2026

Hi! Do we know anyone in NY who wants to team up for Printed Matter NYABF?
Sep 24–27, 2026 🗽

We are looking for a friendly face to help watch the Zoopark table, chat with visitors, and keep things running smoothly.

Just to be completely transparent: this isn’t a formal, full-time job. Think of it more as a casual, collaborative gig with some great perks for a local artist, photographer, or zinester.

What we're offering in exchange for your help:

Feature your own work: We’ll give you space on our table to showcase and sell a couple of your own zines or books.

A share of the action: We can offer a commission/cut on sales or a modest daily stipend for pocket money and food.

Exhibitor access: You’ll get an exhibitor pass to the fair, giving you plenty of time to go behind the scenes, explore, and meet other publishers.

If you’re local to NYC, love independent publishing, and want to hang out and run a table with us, shoot us a DM with a quick intro and a link to your work.

Feel free to tag anyone who might be a good fit!

10/07/2026

The new book Bohemia, part 2, by has just been printed 🎉 🎉 🎉 and we present it on our table at Arles Book Fair during

Come by to have a look 👀

We're at College Saint Charles right by the Arènes

Friday and Saturday, 10-11 July, 13h-19h30

04/07/2026

See you at the Arles Books Fair during Les Rencontres d'Arles!

We'll present our books and zines on
10-11 July
from 13h to 19h30
at College Saint Charles

Come to say hi!

03/04/2026

Berlin, we’re back! 🇩🇪

Join us on 18–19 April at Motto, Berlin, for an intensive 2-day Photobook Making Workshop with Zoopark Publishing.📚

If you’ve been wanting to look at your images differently, this workshop offers a space to slow down and shape them into a photobook or a zine.

Across 2 days / around 12 hours, participants will be guided through the whole process: editing, sequencing, layout, cover design, and the basics of printing and binding.

By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with:

📌 one printed book dummy
📌 a print-ready PDF file

Held in English, in a small group of up to 7 participants.
Price: 180€

* Travel, accommodation and printing costs are not included.
Registration is open.

More info and booking at:
zooparkpublishing.com/workshops

25/03/2026

This weekend find us and our books in Rotterdam at

Unseen Book Market @ The Nederlands Fotomuseum

'During Unseen Photo 2026, the Book Market will run concurrently at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, which will open in February in its spectacular new location, Warehouse Santos in Rotterdam. The museum's entrance space will host approximately 40 publishers, creating a vibrant hub for photobooks and photography publications.'

26-29 March,
Thursday 13-21h
Friday - Sunday 11-17h

Don't miss!

21/03/2026

Berlin, we’re back!

This April, we return to Berlin 🇩🇪 on 18 & 19 April 2026, in collaboration with , for an intensive 2-day offline photobook making workshop.

If you’ve been wanting to see your images differently, this workshop is a space to slow down, reflect, and shape them into a physical publication, a photobook or a zine.📚

Across 2 days/ around 12 hours, we will guide participants through the whole process: editing, sequencing, layout, cover design, and the basics of printing and binding.

By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with:

📌one printed book dummy.
📌a print-ready PDF file

Held in English, in a small group of up to 7 participants.
Price: 180€

*Travel, accommodation and printing costs are not included.

Registration is now open.✅

▪️More info and booking at:
zooparkpublishing.com/workshops

18/03/2026

UPDATE: 📚Our intensive 2 days offline photobook making workshop in Paris is now fully booked.

Thank you to everyone who signed up.✨

Registration for Berlin 🇩🇪 is still open!
More info at: zooparkpublishing.com/workshops

If you’d like to stay updated on future workshops, follow the link below to join our Newsletter:

zooparkpublishing.com/newsletter

11/03/2026

📌Turn your images into a photobook or zine! 📚

This April, we invite you to join us in Paris 🇫🇷(4–5 April 2026) and Berlin 🇩🇪(18–19 April 2026), in collaboration with , for two intensive offline workshops dedicated to shaping images into book form.

Across 2 days / around 12 hours, participants will be guided through each stage of the process : editing, sequencing, layout, cover design, and the basics of printing and binding, while developing their own DIY publication.

Each participant will leave with a printed dummy and a print-ready PDF file of their project.

The workshop is held in English, in a small group of up to 7 participants.

Price: 180€

* Travel, accommodation and printing costs are not included.

📌 Limited spots available.

More info and booking at:
zooparkpublishing.com/workshops

08/03/2026

From Casablanca to Geneva, our previous workshops have brought together photographers, artists and visual storytellers around the process of turning images into physical publications.

This April, we continue in collaboration with in Paris 🇫🇷 (4–5 April 2026) and Berlin 🇩🇪(18–19 April 2026) with an intensive 2-day offline photobook making workshop.

Over 2 days (around 12 hours in total), including time for individual work, participants will learn how to organize their images into a simple DIY publication, a photobook or a zine.

Together, we will go through the whole process: editing, sequencing, layout, cover design, and the basics of printing and binding.📚

By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with: 📌one printed book dummy 📌a print-ready PDF file, formatted according to the chosen binding

The workshop will be held in English, in a small group of up to 7 participants.
 Price: 180€

* Travel and accommodation are not included * Printing costs are not included

More info and booking at: zooparkpublishing.com/workshops

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