Fillip is a contemporary art publishing organization based in Vancouver, Canada, established in 2004. It is known for publishing a magazine of critical writing under the same name, which began in 2005. The Projectile Publishing Society, a Canadian non-profit, acts as the publisher for the magazine and the organization.
1972: Vanguard publication
In 1972, the critical art publication Vanguard ran until 1978.
1994: Boo publication
In 1994, the critical art publication Boo ran until 1998.
2001: Last Call publication
In 2001, the critical art publication Last Call ran until 2002.
2004: Fillip formation
In 2004, Fillip, a contemporary art publishing organization, was formed in Vancouver.
2005: Fillip magazine launch
In 2005, the magazine named Fillip was launched by Projectile Publishing Society.
2008: Office opening
In 2008, Fillip opened an office on the border between Gastown and the Downtown Eastside. It hosts monthly events including artist talks, publication launches and screenings.
2009: Fillip Editions Imprint
Beginning in 2009, Fillip began publishing artist books and books of critical writing under the Fillip Editions imprint.
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