Explore a curated collection of independent art publishers across Archivorum libraries in Torino, Milan, Megève, and Geneva.

Located in Torino within the architectural complex of the historic Franco Noero Gallery, the Archivorum Library is a public space dedicated to artists’ books, editorial archives, and contemporary art publishing.

The library functions both as a public reading room and as a research infrastructure supporting the study of artists’ publishing and editorial practices.

With a collection of over 6,000 books devoted to contemporary art and independent publishing, the library offers an open-access environment where students, researchers, and visitors can browse, study, and discover a wide range of materials — from exhibition catalogues and artists’ books to experimental editorial projects.

A dedicated section of the library is devoted to ArchivorumxM, the publishing imprint through which Archivorum has co-published 25 artists’ books in collaboration with independent publishers including Nero Editions, Koenig Books, and Mousse Publishing.

Beyond its role as a research space, the library regularly hosts artists’ book presentations, talks, and workshops with students and publishers.