- Signing sessions and lectures
- Fairs
- Our New Year cards
- Window Projects
- Copyright Bookshop Antwerpen
- Copyright Bookshop Ghent
Copyright Bookshop Antwerpen
- 2024Last book presentation with Vincent Van Duysen and farewell to Copyright Antwerp
- 2024Successful stocksale in Copyright Antwerp
- 2024Copyright Bookshop Antwerp closes in Antwerp
- 2024Artist Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven signs ’33 women series’ in Copyright Anywerp
- 2023Monumental ceramic works by Belgian artist Antoine Vandewoude in the windows of Copyright Antwerp
- 2023Window display and book signing by Klaas Rommelaere following his publication ‘Johnny’ in Copyright Antwerp
- 2023Belgian Fashion Designer Edouard Vermeulen (Natan Couture) signs his book in Copyright Antwerp
- 2023Fashion designer Kris Van Assche signs his book ’55 Collections’ in Copyright Antwerp
- 2023Artist and architect Anne-Sophie Demare: a sculptural installation in the shop windows of Copyright Antwerp
- 2023Window display by Babs Decruyenaere for her publication ‘Understanding the Landscape’
- 2022Inge Grognard: Makeup 1989-2005. Window in Copyright Antwerp
- 2022Monumental shop window in Copyright Antwerp by Celina Vleugels
- 2022Photographer Marcel Lennartz, the Queer Arts Festival Antwerp en Copyright Bookshop
- 2022Isabel Miquel Arqués presents her book in the window of Copyright Antwerp
- 2022Artist Kasper De Vos transforms the windows of Copyright Antwerp
- 2021New bookcase in Copyright Antwerp designed by Vincent Van Duysen
- 2020Radio streaming by architecture magazine A+ for the publication URA, Yves Malisse & Kiki Verbeeck, Architectural Projects 2002-2020
- 2020Artist Werner Mannaers exhibits his works ‘Everything will go well’ as a positive message during Covid-19 in Copyright Bookshop Antwerp
- 1996First Copyright Bookshop Antwerp designed by architect Vincent Van Duysen
- 1997Exhibition in Antwerp ‘Haarstraat = Artstraat’
- 1996This discussion is culture’. Symposium about the role of the art gallery.
- 2001Copyright Bookshop Antwerp Nationalestraat

Copyright Bookshop Antwerp Nationalestraat
2001
The business soon outgrew the bookshop in Haarstraat and we looked for a bigger and better location in Antwerp. We found it at No. 28 Nationalestraat, in the Modenatie building (which houses Flanders Fashion Institute, the Momu fashion museum, the Fashion Academy, etc.). In December 2001 Copyright moved in next to the Momu fashion museum and what is now the Yamamoto shop.
Linda Loppa, former Director of the Momu, was looking for a bookshop that could operate independently of the museum and that would offer more than the usual range of books and merchandise found in most museum shops. She chose Copyright and we were the first to move into the large Modenatie building in Nationalestraat in December 2001, followed the next year by the Momu, the Flanders Fashion Institute, the Fashion Academy and Brasserie National. (The new Yamamoto shop has since taken over the brasserie’s premises.)