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News | International Women’s Day at die Keure

International Women’s Day at die Keure

Today, 8 March, is International Women’s Day. The printing world is a male-dominated industry. Today, the spotlight is on the women that work at die Keure.

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Winner iF DESIGN AWARD 2018

Winner iF DESIGN AWARD 2018

The Sensitive to Light catalogue wins the iF DESIGN AWARD 2018.

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News | First prize for Kannibaal/Hannibal | die Keure

First prize for Kannibaal | Hannibal

Uitgeverij Kannibaal | Hannibal was awarded first prize in the ‘Historical Book Award’ category at the prestigious Arles photography festival (les Rencontres d’Arles) for its book Latif Al Ani. The book was printed with the utmost care by die Keure

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Ceci n’est pas un calendrier

Ceci n’est pas un calendrier

True to tradition, Afga Graphics, in cooperation with die Keure, created a state-of-the-art printed calendar for 2017. 'Ceci n'est pas un calendrier' is the title of the calendar. The calendar stands out through it unique combination of contemporary art and graphic design, supreme print quality and vivid enhancement techniques. This is not a calendar Ceci n'est pas un calendrier. That is the title of the 2017 Agfa Graphics calendar.

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CEO Alexis Bogaert in Trends

“To guarantee quality, it's important to have control of the entire chain” says Alexis Bogaert, CEO at die Keure. The publishing house and printer in Bruges is investing in a takeover, further digitisation and in new printing presses.

Trends, 18 December 2014

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Purchase of Catherine Binding suits die Keure's growth strategy

Die Keure, a publishing house and printer from Bruges, recently purchased Catherine Binding, a neighbouring company. The purchase is part of a vertical integration of the production process and it provides room to grow on the site in the Kleine Pathoekeweg.

Ondernemers 15, 10 October 2014

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