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Hverdag Books
Moss
Hverdag Books publishes unique and experimental editions for and about the everyday.
Based in Moss, it is an imprint dedicated to publishing fragile, vulnerable, and raw works by underrepresented voices, primarily in Norway. Hverdag is also the publishing practice and risograph print studio of the artist and curator Jessica Williams since 2016.
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Publications
På Feil Sted (2026)
ISBN–Various
A series of zines co-published by Hverdag and Masahat featuring works by Jannik Abel, Khalid Albaih, Ahmed Douma and Sarah Rifky, Zubair and Agder Art Academy, Dalia Alkury, and Vjolla Emiri.
På Feil Sted (est. 2026) is part of Masahat’s ongoing interrogation of the limits and possibilities of art in public space. Through a series of zines, we initiate a conversation with young people about the state of the world and the function of art in processes of social and political change.
The Fallow Year: A Guidebook (2026)
ISBN–978-82-93633-38-9
Developed through four years of artistic research across Norway, The Fallow Year: A Guidebook by Amber Simone Veronica Ablett explores rest as an integral part of resistance, care and long-term liberation.
The Fallow Year: A Guidebook asks what might happen if we applied this logic beyond agriculture. What can we learn about organising, resistance and liberation from the collaborative and regenerative systems of the plant world? What possibilities emerge when rest is understood not as the opposite of action, but as an essential stage of change?
With contributions from: Akwugo Emejulu and Leah Bassel, Anine Fatou Bråten and Kaeto Sweeney, Lola Olufemi, Eva Rowson, Ro Averin and Vikram Kolmannskog.
ÅKER (2026)
ISBN–978-82-93633-43-3
ÅKER combines the poems of Jonathan August Lengali (NO) and the rich illustrations of the visual artist Nanna Amstrup (DK).
A sorrowful, beautiful ode to our earth in crisis, this oversize publication is simultaneously an incantation and invitation to transformation, both for humans and the more-than-human.
Reimagining the data center as mycelium (2021)
ISBN–978-82-93633-10-5
Reimagining the data center as mycelium by Jessica Williams is a publication that aims to identify and contextualize concepts and networks that we cannot see, yet affect our everyday lives. The specific lens and motivation for the work is a proposed Google hyperscale data center outside the town of Skien in Telemark. This data center would be the very first of this scale in Norway.
Featuring interviews with Tom Erik Økland, Ingrid Burrington, Stian Mathisen, Bjørnar Løkstad, Dag Hareide, and a reprint of "The Questions Concerning Technology" by L.M. Sacasas.
