Galeria Magiel is an independent, street art–oriented space that organizes exhibitions, community gatherings, workshops and parties. It is one of those rare places where you can genuinely feel an alternative way of thinking and organising cultural activity.

The book Galeria Magiel 21–25 serves as a summary of five years of consistently stimulating local culture and subculture. From this substantial catalog:

After five years of activity on Wapienna Street, the time has come for a brief summary. What was meant to be a simple zine has ultimately become a full-fledged book. This publication brings together everything that has happened here over the past years – from the days of the old Magiel, through the renovation, to the move to a new location.

Inside the Swiss-bound softcover, you’ll find over 450 photos and graphics across 288 pages in a 19.9×27.3 cm format. The book includes an extensive photo report from 70 exhibitions, sketch sessions, and workshops.

Magiel is also described in texts by artists who exhibited in this basement space, as well as by Iwona Kałuża, Maciej Przestalski, Marian Misiak, Łukasz “Cekas” Berger, Radek Łukaszewicz, and Malwina Nowak.

Concept by Maciej Janus. Editing and proofreading by Barbara Kręgiel. Design by Paweł Mildner.

The publication is part of a project co-funded by the European Union under the NextGenerationEU fund as part of the National Recovery Plan.

Product May Contain trio presents their long-awaited debut album Playgrounds – a release bursting with creativity, blending jazz, folk, electronic, ambient, and rock influences. Using an unconventional setup of vibraphone, double bass, and percussion, the band creates rich, imaginative arrangements. The record captures a journey of growth, self-discovery, and the pure joy of playing together – a manifesto of youthful curiosity and artistic freedom, accompanied typographically by Tor grotesk Mix.

Band photography by Mateusz Piechuta; graphic design by Jacek Rudzki of Znajomy Grafik.

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Book cover featuring Tor grotesk Bold and Tor grotesk Mix Max

Support Independent Type II is the follow-up book to the acclaimed 2020 edition, continuing to celebrate the bold, vibrant world of independent type specimens. Showcasing over 300 cutting-edge type foundries, the book highlights a wide range of fonts—from experimental to boundary-pushing designs—offering a compelling alternative to mainstream font distributors.

More than just a catalog, it’s both a manifesto and a visual art object, reflecting cultural shifts and typographic innovation through carefully curated specimens and design.

The book features Tor grotesk Mix, a custom remix of Tor Grotesk with reworked punctuation and diacriticals—designed for playful exploration between letterforms and geometric form. Created specifically for the book by us at Threedotstype, it’s joined by our Tor grotesk and Di grotesk type families.

Edited and designed by Lars Harmsen, Marian Misiak, and Pola Małaczewska.

Spread showing A2Z Foundry with A2Z Faucet