Voix Off : imprimerie de femmes

Voix Off : imprimerie de femmes – Voix Off was a single-sex print shop founded in Paris in 1982 by four women activists of the MLF who wanted to create a supportive workplace in a period of feminist effervescence and initiative. By printing texts written by other women, feminist and lesbian magazines, posters, tracts and books, they demonstrated their opposition to male domination in the field. Their production was diffused in the alternative and militant circles until 1988.

The Cahiers des typotes collection aims to present singular women in history and the visual arts, while questioning the place of women in the world of editorial creation. The project relies on a rich research base, from the first typotes of the 16th century to today’s book professionals.

With the support of the Centre national d’arts plastiques.