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Artist’s Book Centres
Centre des Livres d’ Artistes / Pays - Paysage
17 Rue Jules Ferry
87500 Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche
France
Tel: 0033 555 757030
Fax: 0033 555 757031
www.irisnet.fr/pp
Centre for artists’ books with archive and
exhibition programme.
Centre for Artist’s Books
Visual Research Centre
Dundee Contemporary Arts
152 Nethergate
Dundee
DD1 4DY
Tel: 01382 348060
www.dca.org.uk
Email: j.a.cumberlidge@dundee.ac.uk
Contact: Jane Cumberlidge
Center for Book Arts
28 West 27th Street
NY 10001
New York
USA
Tel: 001 212 481 0295
Fax: 001 212 481 9853
www.centerforbookarts.org
Founded in 1974, The Center for Book Arts is
dedicated to preserving the traditional crafts of
book-making, as well as exploring and
encouraging contemporary interpretations of
the book as an art object. Its work is channelled
through five programme areas: exhibitions
related to the arts of the book; lectures on
topics of interest to book artists and
craftspeople; a modest publication schedule;
services to artists, both established and
emerging and an extensive offering of classes.
Each year the Center offers three terms of
courses, workshops and seminars taught by
experienced book artists, and providing
hands-on training in all aspects of traditional
and contemporary bookmaking, including
bookbinding, letterpress printing, papermaking
and other associated arts.
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Grahame Galleries + Editions
Centre for the Artist’s Book
1 Fernberg Road
Milton 4064
Brisbane. Australia
Tel: 0061 7 3369 3288
Fax: 0061 7 3369 3021
Email: editions@thehub.com.au
www. grahamegalleries.com.au
Contact: Noreen Grahame
The Centre for the artist book is a collection
of c.550 artists’ books and some 200 reference
books. The gallery also has exhibitions of
artists’ books and organises the Artists’ Books
and Multiples Fair.
Idaho Center for the Book
1910 University Drive
Boise
Idaho
83725
USA
Tel 001 208 426 1999
www.lili.org/icb
ttrusky@boisestate.edu
The Hemingway Western Studies Center at
Boise State University, in coordination with
the Idaho State Library, was designated by the
Library of Congress as the site for the “Idaho
Center for the Book” in 1994.
The purpose of the ICB is to encourage and
promote an interest in reading, writing,
making, disseminating, and collecting books,
as well as preserving and publicising the
bibliophilic heritage of Idaho.
In addition to bookmaking workshops, displays
and demonstrations, the ICB sponsors, juries
and coordinates a biennial travelling artist’s
book exhibition (Booker’s Dozen) which
includes 14 bookworks by Idahoans. It also
publishes books, card games and videotapes as
well as a bi-annual newsletter, and Idaho by the
Book, the unique format (tetratetraflexagon)
literary heritage map.
Works by Idaho authors and bookmakers
Vardis Fisher, James Castle, Ernest Hemingway,
Glenn Balch and Evelyn Amos are available
from the ICB.