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Irma Boom: Art + Books The unbreakable bond between books and the arts Every book designed by Irma Boom is unique: from one without ink to another consisting only of book covers. More than 30 of her books are on display alongside works of art from our collection – art that has inspired her and art for which she feels a strong affinity. Read more about the exhibition Book a visit 9 Nov. to 7 May 2023 Daily from 9-17 20th century department More practical info What's on What is there to see and do at the Rijksmuseum Practical info Our address, prices and more
Greenwood’s gallery held one of the earliest exhibitions of Ed Ruscha’s artist’s books in December 1970 and hosted the seminal September 1972 Book as Artwork show. As a complement to his art gallery, he established a bookstore that stocked artists’ books, exhibition catalogues, art periodicals, etc. It was one of the most important purveyors of these materials until the early 90s when Greenwood closed his gallery. 298 listings, including artists’ books by Haring, Kippenberger, Knowles, LeWitt, Valoch, Voss...
Ben Denzer, Robert Bolick, and Dr Chris Fletcher in conversation about artists' books...
From Gutenberg to Granjon, new additions to the Online Archive represent major typographic developments in the first century of letterpress printing.
Master craftsman Tim Barrett reflects on more than three decades at the Center for the Book and helps prepare the distinctive program for its next chapter.
a href= http://www.slam.org target= _blank The Saint Louis Art Museum /a is presenting “Buzz Spector: Alterations,” a solo exhibition th...
The Book Today and Tomorrow: A Conversation with Amaranth Borsuk and Shaun Vigil Mon, Nov 09, 2020 | 3:00 pm Join us for a conversation between Amaranth Borsuk and Shaun Vigil on how we conceive of what "the book" is, means, and signifies given the current moment.
Dumitrescu's mediative reading of Ensing's Watermarks turns into a metaphysical reflection on the nature of reading experiences. ...
Introduction This exhibition features a group of artists' books published since the late 1960s that share a fascination with contradictory information, elemental, unexplored, and overlooked spaces, and the narrative capacity of the book form. These works, selected from the collection of The Museum of Modern Art Library, closely observe elements of nature that lie at the periphery of human consciousness—dust, icebergs, a patch of sky, countless stars or stones, and endless waves.
The Gutenberg Bible went to press in the year 1454. We now see it as the first piece of mass media, printed as it was with the then-cutting-edge technology of metal movable type. But in the history of aesthetic achievements in book-printing, the Gutenberg Bible wasn't without its precedents.
“Completed during seven days of total darkness, the dedicated corner of the National Poetry Library exposes the thoughts and experiences of someone searching for visual inspiration without any vision at all, writes Lindsay Hargrave. It is easy to make a connection between the concept behind ‘Darkness Visible’ and the actual results, which are the two larger pieces hung toward the front and the rest of the text-covered pages that line the floor and walls. ...”
Nous Sommes (2015) by Ioana Stoian. Nine handmade-paper forms in handmade cloth-covered boxes, fitted to flapped container with magnetic seals, enclosed in cloth-covered Solander box. “Nous sommes”, the French for “we are”. But who is “we” here? Opening…
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This artist’s book by Brisbane artist Helen Malone was a response to the Brisbane flood of January 2011. A concertina book, it opens to 180cm when fully extended.Five concertinas…...
Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air, shining a light on the musicians, filmmakers, writers, theater makers, and artists of all kinds in upper Manhattan.
2020.16 Drawing/Painting/Illustration, Image-based Untitled by Barbara Tetenbaum Chemistry stencils (Prague, 1993); colored pencils (Madison, WI, 1975); and press-on letters from the model train industry are combined with a 100-year old Encyclopedia Brittanica page. PRINT Barb Tetenbaum has been printing artist books since 1979 under the imprint Triangular Press. slowread.org | @barbtetenbaum
les livres et les publications. catalogue raisonné. Textes de herman de vries, Anne Moeglin-Delcroix, Didier Mathieu. Rédaction des notices : Didier Mathieu. 600 ex. 450 pages. édition trilingue (français / anglais / allemand) 21 x 29,7 cm (relié) 416 pages (ill.
As part of our 35th anniversary celebration, Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA) is proud to announce that the winner of the 2020 MCBA Prize is Sara Langworthy for her artist’s book, Sidereal. Acclaimed curator, writer, and historian Betty Bright selected Sidereal from an ever-narrowing pool of...
Hedi Kyle has spent her career revolutionizing the field of book arts, teaching workshops throughout the United States, Canda, and Europe.
Greetings! It has been a startling and difficult year on many levels.Between the many ways we've grieved a semblance of normalcy in a global pandemic, to witnessing, experiencing, and contending with...
A pioneering Chinese contemporary artist, Xu Bing creates mixed-media installations that subvert viewers’ ways of thinking about language, cultural tradition, and the lessons of our past while pointing to the possibilities of our future.
”Traditional methods of lettering have long interested me, but I also enjoy creative alternatives when I come across them. Tonight's flick by Pramodchavan shows an artist creating decorative letter forms with string and ink and paper.”
The born-digital artist's book "Asterisk" is the first of its kind to be digitally preserved by the University Libraries.
“Red Infinity #4” (2017) by Doug Beube. The book from which Red Infinity is formed is The Word: A Look at the Vocabulary of English by Charlton Laird (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1981). At play are at least three interlocking puns: ...
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