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prypress, コンビニ, Chiyoda-kuの連絡先情報、マップ、方向、お問い合わせフォーム、営業時間、サービス、評価、写真、動画、お知らせ。

23/12/2025

✌🏻👌🏻👏🏻🫴🏻🤘🏻👋🏻 Nice meeting you

22/12/2025

Arigato Gozaimasu! ❤️

22/12/2025

the beautiful people we met thank you for supporting 🪢🐦‍🔥🙏🏻

21/12/2025

Proud to showcase an eclectic selection of the goodies from artists, graphic designers, illustrators and photographers from predominately Singapore, Indonesia, Korea, and Vietnam for the past 3 days at . To have these works side by side, forming new abstract relationships across printed matter feels cosy and nice. In the following images are the works of: 0128 h

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Thank you for being a part of prypress ! 💕

19/12/2025

We have arrived at today! New works, old works… happy meetings! Come join us at the Entrance area, sunny spot 🌞

Booth 92
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
19-21st December

10/12/2025

Working with earlier this wet afternoon to produce latest project Eyes Wide Shut— housing all contributions from latest open call. Keep your eyes peeled, as we quite manually, put together something quite porous but full of static, in time for 🐇 👀

02/07/2025

some work contributions to recent Open Call, image/text relating to notions of 𝓅𝓇𝓎 :

1. NA7URAL HIS7ORY Fig.11 The Problem of Pain in collaboration with Elliot Ho
2. Roots & Gaps
3. The Womb Never Forgets
4. Whiskers on Watch
5. Navigate

P.s Images are subjectively cropped. Artwork in full glory, in zine.

06/04/2025

🔥 super tak!

06/04/2025

Thank you! Glad our paths crossed 💁🏻‍♀️

05/04/2025

Finally after long travels, arrived , as the only booth from Singapore but proudly carrying works from Singapore, Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia. The sun is shining sweetly and we all ready for this special weekend of . Will be sharing more works in the upcoming posts. 🥰

05/04/2025

Work contributions to recent Open Call, image/text relating to notions of 𝓅𝓇𝓎 :

1. Transmit by Alberte Berggren Andresen
2. Metamorphosis by Yuan Ting Kang
3. Luce (Light) by Mariia Plekhova
4. Perspective by Phoebe Fong
5. Kun for Mig by Amelia Skelmose Fischer Ellingsgaard

P.s Images are subjectively cropped. Artwork in full glory is in zine, to be launched week 4-6 April ✨

04/04/2025

Bringing super limited copies of
“When Cooking was a Crime” published by .sg to .
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“Chamber pots as cooking pots. Blankets as fuel. Cooking was no easy task for those in prison. Moreover, it was illegal. But that did not stop male inmates in Singapore’s prisons and Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRCs) during the 1970s and 1980s. Driven by the desires for a hot meal and a sense of freedom, they invented ways and means to “masak” with the little resources they had.

When Cooking Was A Crime offers a rare glimpse into the flavours of prison life based on the memories of eight former inmates. Through photographic recreations and interviews, it explores how food and cooking took on new meanings and tastes for those living behind bars.”
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Research and Text by Sheere Ng | Photography by Don Wong | Design by Practice Theory .theory
176 x 250 x 10 mm
128 pp, 300 g
French fold, OTA Bind
Soft cover with plastic sleeves

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Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo