I participated in this years iteration of Art Meets Radical Openness with a workshop introducing GitPub. You can find the repository and zine we made here  ²⁰²⁶

In March Francois invited me to teach in his coding class at KABK Den Haag (NL). Together with Graphic Design first year students we made websites as routes: interlinking multiple pages, meanwhile learning about file paths. workshop page  ²⁰²⁶

Coding Workshop together with Karen Czock at HBK Braunschweig ²⁰²⁴

Workshop together with Karen Czock for the Hackers & Designers Summer Camp ²⁰²⁴

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Workshop together with Polina Lobanova at the Stand-in School for Graphic Design ²⁰²⁴

Experimental Publishing's 2026 Graduation Publication "Turning it Off and On Again: a Collective Glossary" was made using GitPub together with Tessa, Feline and Kiara, containing contributions from the entire class. ²⁰²⁶

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gitlab.com/km_kt/annual-rings ²⁰²⁵

gitlab.com/km_kt/layer ²⁰²⁵

issue.xpub.nl/27 ²⁰²⁵ (archived)

A hybrid publication that can be read in the computer terminal and as printed booklet.
You can find a static snapshot of it here (archived). Developed together with Claudio (C3) and exhibited at the Telecom Museum Rotterdam. ²⁰²⁵

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kim-kleinert.digitale-grafik.com/index ^{2021 - 2024}

network-matters.xyz ²⁰²⁴

/tnb (archived)  ²⁰²⁴

ecologies.online  ²⁰²³

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I presented some of my work and research under the notion of layers, layering and looking underneath at KABK Den Haag (NL). slides  ²⁰²⁶

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I presented some of my projects and current research in the theme of web to print tools at Fragen Festival organized by HAW Hamburg slides  ²⁰²⁶

A presentation and worksession at the Homemade Computer Club. ²⁰²⁴

A performative reading on contamination as a method in digital publishing at Naive Yearly in Ljubiljana. ²⁰²⁴

Presentation for the Are.na Annual launch with waf.gmbh and Klasse Digitale Grafik ²⁰²³

"Sharing Context: Metadata, Markup Language and Articulation Work" (MA Thesis) thesis.gitpub.directory  ²⁰²⁶

In this text I examine how technology coordinates collaborative work in the production of text, drawing from historical examples and present day tendencies. With todays increasingly diffuse, opaque platforms and the prevalence of metadata that shifts readability towards machines, collaboration becomes subject to automation. This does not resolve work but displaces where and how articulation work occurs.

An essay in footnotes read on Are.na ²⁰²⁵