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Book Arts Organisations Booklyn (USA) 37 Greenpoint Avenue, 4th Floor Brooklyn, NY 11222, New York, USA Tel: 001 718 383 9621 Email: mweber@booklyn.org Web: www.booklyn.org Contact: Marshall Weber Booklyn is a super-cool, non-profit artist-run organisation that distributes, publishes, and produces exhibitions and runs educational programmes involving contemporary artists’ books. Booklyn includes a bookshop dealing in artists’ books, courses in book arts, a gallery centre and typeset/design studio services. Fine Press Book Association Membership Enquiries Janet Jackson Glenswinton Parton Castle Douglas DG7 3NL www.fpba.com jj@forge.demon.co.uk (for membership enquiries) An association dedicated to the appreciation of finely printed books and their production. Open to collectors, printers, artists etc. Also organise FPBA book fairs. Geelong Arts Alliance (Australia) PO Box 1229 Geelong VIC 3220 Australia Tel: 0061 3 5222 8300 Email: gaa@swift.net.au Contact: Susan Hartigan and Glen Smith Not for profit cross artform membership organisation in regional Victoria, promoting collaborative actions, events and ideas and community cultural development. Letterpress Alive A website set up by the Alembic Press to collect any information about letterpress activities in the UK. This is to ensure the continuation of its 125 use, and to encourage a greater awareness of the subject. The website includes information and links on Letterpress societies, printers, courses and workshops, museums, exhibitions, book fairs, sources of help and information and discussion and website links. Please visit the website at www.letterpressalive.co.uk. Any suggestions for inclusion on the website should be emailed to David Bolton at AlembicPrs@aol.com. The Book Art Project Paul Johnson Director 11 Hill Top Avenue Cheadel Hulme Cheshire SK8 7HN Tel: 0161 485 2174 pauljohnson@bookart.co.uk The encouragement of writing and illustration in the book form by children and promoting books and the book arts in school education. Based originally at Manchester Metropolitan University, but now operated in the private sector. For details of courses and publications, please contact as above. The Society of Bookbinders (President: James Brockman) The Society of Bookbinders is dedicated to traditional bookbinding and to the preservation and conservation of the printed and written word. There are eight regions, each with its own committee, comprising a Chairman Treasurer, Secretary and Committee Members. The Society of Bookbinders is committed to the provision and furtherance of education in the field of bookbinding. Our stated aim is to, ‘advance education for the public benefit in all aspects of bookbinding, in particular, but not exclusively by, the collection, collation, evaluation and organised dissemination of craft and technical information.’ The Society’s eight Regions each organise meetings at which lectures and/or Masterclass demonstrations are given. Visits to libraries, binderies and suppliers are also arranged. At the National level, a Conference, hosted by one of the Regions, is held every other year.
In non-Conference years, a National AGM is held - usually at a venue housing a book / binding - related attraction. We also have an Education & Training weekend on non- Conference years. This is a new initiative that concentrates on specific subjects and processes within bookbinding. Regions: Birmingham • East Anglia • London & South • Midlands • North East • North Wales & North West • Scotland • West • Overseas. For further information, membership details and related links and events, please visit the website: www.societyofbookbinders.com For National membership details contact: Mrs Phillipa Harvey (Secretary) Plaster Hill House Churt Surrey GU10 2QT or email info@societyofbookbinders.com The Society of Bookbinders: Western Region Secretary: Bindy Wollen St Annes Higher Woodfield Road Torquay TQ1 2LE Tel: 01802 293047 www.societyofbookbinders.com Email: bindy@wollen.demon.co.uk or info@societyofbookbinders.com The Society welcomes new members whether they are professional, amateur bookbinders or just enjoy books and their bindings. Membership offers regional programmes of lectures, workshops and visits. There is a biennial Conference and Competition and an annual publication Bookbinder. Newsletters keep members informed of events throughout the year and give names and addresses of suppliers of materials and new and secondhand equipment. 126 Wexford Artist’s Book Exhibition A popular annual event including works for sale at Wexford Arts Centre, Ireland. Contact Andi Mc Garry or Denis Collins for further details. Wexford Arts Centre Cornmarket, Wexford Ireland Tel: 00353 53 23764 Fax: 00353 53 24544 www.wexfordartscentre.ie wexfordartscentre@eircom.net
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Contents Artist’s page Genevieve
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Ron King, photograph: F. A. Parisod
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doodle in a spiral-bound notebook,
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Other critics mentioned Ron’s pre
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Exhibition at Yale Center for Briti
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Ten books on my new bookshelf; a re
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Noggins Mark Pawson (October 2001)
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Voyage into Matter: Four Mylar and
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Paul’s Unwrapping the Body from 1
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later in the year. Although careful
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Sampler, with an essay by art histo
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But in the context of the book, wha
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'The Services Ancient The For Use I
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were added, coded, reworked and pro
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Book 2: The Legacy continues onward
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Love Karen Reimer (writing as Eve R
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drainboard. This is a reformed cook
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I imagine that the carved and graff
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Booklyn: describing an artist defin
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3. Commit to the codex. Booklyn lik
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Current Events Maureen Cummins, 200
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Education (see separate entry under
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Size Matters Dr Stephen Bury One of
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Above and below: The Book of the Wo
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Yes it’s True; Artists Make Books
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13+: Contemporary Book Art From Ger
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Next, another group: 10 years ago,
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Mexico Clemens Tobias Lange / Steph
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Ein Cartesischer Hund John Gerard T
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egard as an attempt of reconstructi
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Im Städel Frankfurter Edition (Ber
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Books and boats are both strong met
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An Essay About Reading An Artist’
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It is also the time of the story, n
Page 81 and 82: The Special Books Collection of The
Page 83 and 84: From the collection, clockwise from
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Page 88 and 89: Loretta Cappanera Ali di Carta (2)
Page 90 and 91: Images above: Stefania Missio Gli A
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Page 96 and 97: currently at play within the struct
Page 98 and 99: Knife Edge at the Eagle: Another Si
Page 100 and 101: Smith was exploring ways of bringin
Page 102 and 103: The choice of artists went wider th
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Page 108 and 109: Red Fox Press Cashel Foxford Co. Ma
Page 110 and 111: Contemporary Printmaking British Ar
Page 112 and 113: Grahame Galleries + Editions Centre
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Page 116 and 117: Book Arts Collections / Archives UK
Page 118 and 119: Norwich School of Art and Design Ar
Page 120 and 121: Wimbledon School of Art Library Mer
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Page 124 and 125: Visual Studies Workshop Press and A
Page 126 and 127: Pomeroy’s Stereo Views / Ver Mult
Page 131 and 132: Book Arts Websites www.andreweason.
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Page 136 and 137: Artist’s Book Fairs There are var
Page 138 and 139: BA (Hons) Illustration, Design Craf
Page 140 and 141: Short Courses, Workshops and Summer
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Page 147 and 148: Materials Suppliers William Cowley
Page 149 and 150: Magazines and Journals Afterimage V
Page 151 and 152: JAB JOURNAL OF ARTISTS‘ BOOKS ISS
Page 153 and 154: Smith, Keith A. and Jordan, Fred A.
Page 156 and 157: Artist’s Book Reviews Andrew Easo
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Page 160 and 161: Judging by the quality of image and
Page 162 and 163: a labour of love, showcasing the ar
Page 164 and 165: The physical production of the book
Page 166 and 167: A Fishy Wish Hannah Grice Hannah Gr
Page 169 and 170: Artist’s page contributors For ea
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December 2002 Book Works, London IS
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El Miró Invisible Nils Burwitz and
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of flints, untouched, existing only
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In the Time of Crow Artist: Penelop
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Firmament Andrew Eason Digitally -
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Wipe Mixed authors/artists Publishe
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Hamaniora Rosalind Nashashibi Chron
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Believe Me Artist: Rachel Hazell Au
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Idaho Center for the Book MS 1525 1
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irds, and text in middle slipcase.
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France Tel: 0033 1 4522 1228 lydiam
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created in the space between the pa
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Immoral Compass Artist / Author: Mi
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Limited handprinted edition signed
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Perforated Love Notes Lucy May Scho
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Sample Book Christine Tacq Inspired
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The Enduring Freedoms Mystik Writin
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Waller, Angie 2330 Stanley Hills Dr
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Wild Pansy Press School of Fine Art
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