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Parenthesis: The Journal of the Fine Press Book Association Membership /subscription contact: Janet Jackson Glenswinton Parton Castle Douglas DG7 8NG jj@farge.demon.co.uk Parenthesis is supplied to members of the FPBA twice a year for a fee of £25 which includes membership of the association. Printmaking Today Cello Press Ltd Office 18 Spinners Court 55 West End Witney Oxon OX28 1NH Tel/fax: 01993 701 002 mail@pt.cellopress.co.uk The journal of contemporary graphic art world-wide with regular features on book arts. Subscription rates by volume (4 issues per year) £20 European Union (£28.50 Institutions) $40.50 North America ($54.50 Institutions) £28.50 Rest of World (£39 Institutions) The Art Book Laughton Cottage Laughton Lewes East Sussex BN8 6DD Tel: 01323 811 759 Fax: 01323 811 756 ed-exec-theartbook@aah.org.uk Contact: Sue Ward Executive Director Quarterly publication (Blackwell Publishing Ltd and The Association of Art Historians) The Art Book provides accessible and critical reviews of new publications on all aspects of the visual arts including artists’ books. Umbrella Editor: Judith A. Hoffberg P.O. Box 3640 Santa Monica CA 90408. USA 147 Tel: 001 310 399 1146 Fax: 001 310 3995070 http://colophon.com/umbrella/index.html umbrella@ix.netcom.com A journal of the small press culture of artists’ books, artist-created ’zines, mail art, and related disciplines, published since 1978. See the Umbrella link on the Colophon website for sample essays and interviews, with some reference booklists and outlets for artists’ books. Subscription: $18 for 1 year in USA. WOID http://theorangepress.com/. paul.werner@nyu.edu A journal of visual language. Its focus is: the book arts, calligraphy, semiotics, medieval paleography, codicology, the history of the book, and generally the questions and problems raised by writing in all its forms. We publish reviews and listings of events concerned with visual language as they occur, mostly in New York City, and edit a web-site of resources for visual language in New York City and Paris. Subscriptions to WOID are $10.00 a year, but no one is turned away. We do not request payment when you sign up. Rather, we send out a single request once a year in September, which you are welcome to grant or to ignore. To subscribe to WOID, contact the editor at paul.werner@nyu.edu To view temporary archives of reviews and listings see the website at: http://theorangepress.com/ Founded in 1973, the Orange Press publishes pamphlets that explain and encourage the various practices of visual language. For more information on the Orange Press or WOID contact Paul T. Werner. Other journals occasionally featuring artists’ books include: Art in America Artforum Creative Review Leonardo Arts Canada Art Journal Art Review
JAB JOURNAL OF ARTISTS‘ BOOKS ISSN 1085-1461 JAB was founded in an attempt to raise the level of critical inquiry about artists’ books. Since 1994 we have published more than seventy articles, reviews, and interviews by fifty different authors. The wide range of opinion and depth of writing has made JAB an indispensible resource for practitioners and scholars interested in the growing field of artists’ books. JAB is published twice each year, once in the spring and once in the fall. It is usually 32 pages, always 8.5” x 11”, with no advertisements. Subscriptions are by the year. Back issues are available. Sample issues are $9. All prices include shipping and handling. $22.00 - individuals in US, Mexico, Canada $35.00 - institutions in US, Mexico, Canada If you would like to receive a 2003 subscription which includes JAB19 & JAB20, please send a check or money order in US dollars payable to “JAB” to the following address: JAB 110 Warren Lane Charlottesville, VA 22901 USA tel. 434.244.33319 jabeditor@earthlink.net nether wallop a new artist’s book by brad freeman will be available in spring, 2004 $24.00 - individuals outside North America $45.00 - institutions outside North America “I’ve gone off on a tangent, but everything that organizes an individual is external to him. He’s only the point where lines of force intersect.” Viktor Shklovsky - A Sentimental Journey Memoirs, 1917 - 1922
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Artist’s Book Yearbook 2003-2005
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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
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The Special Books Collection of The
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From the collection, clockwise from
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Roberta Bridda Col ricordo infine 1
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Loretta Cappanera Ali di Carta (2)
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Images above: Stefania Missio Gli A
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and exhibitions about artists’ bo
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currently at play within the struct
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Knife Edge at the Eagle: Another Si
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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
Page 114 and 115: The center also sponsors a travelli
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
Page 122 and 123: costly bindings; Jhr dr R.M. Raderm
Page 124 and 125: Visual Studies Workshop Press and A
Page 126 and 127: Pomeroy’s Stereo Views / Ver Mult
Page 128 and 129: Book Arts Organisations Booklyn (US
Page 131 and 132: Book Arts Websites www.andreweason.
Page 133 and 134: Artist’s Book Website Review Guy
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
Page 142: The Faculty of Art, Media and Desig
Page 145 and 146: Curwen Print Study Centre Chilford
Page 147 and 148: Materials Suppliers William Cowley
Page 149: Magazines and Journals Afterimage V
Page 153 and 154: Smith, Keith A. and Jordan, Fred A.
Page 156 and 157: Artist’s Book Reviews Andrew Easo
Page 158 and 159: the assembly of poetic reflection a
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
Page 171: The Jante Law Mette-Sophie D. Ambec
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Page 176 and 177: Bicknell, Les Eva’s Place Sibton
Page 178 and 179: December 2002 Book Works, London IS
Page 180: El Miró Invisible Nils Burwitz and
Page 184 and 185: of flints, untouched, existing only
Page 186 and 187: In the Time of Crow Artist: Penelop
Page 188 and 189: Firmament Andrew Eason Digitally -
Page 190 and 191: Wipe Mixed authors/artists Publishe
Page 192 and 193: Hamaniora Rosalind Nashashibi Chron
Page 194 and 195: Believe Me Artist: Rachel Hazell Au
Page 196 and 197: Idaho Center for the Book MS 1525 1
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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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