filed in Artists' Books, Book Reviews, Conferences on Feb.28, 2009
I’ve had several people ask me for a transcript of my talk from CBAA so for the final installment of my conference notes, I offer a (somewhat amended) transcription of my talk Figuring Absence, Using Theme-based comparison to Look at Artists’ Books. It is long enough that I am going to divide it into several [...]
filed in Artists' Books, Book Art, Conferences on Feb.20, 2009
In which is reported more from the CBAA conference including new scholars studying book art, established faculty teaching book art, the use of point of view in artists books, and some odds and ends of notes that don’t fit anywhere else.
Studying Artists’ Books
One of the exciting things about CBAA was seeing the number of students [...]
filed in Artists' Books, Conferences, History of the Book on Feb.05, 2009
I’m finally recording some notes (some short, some long) from sessions I attended at Art, Fact, and Artifact: The Book in Time and Place, the first-ever College Book Art Association conference. Sessions ran concurrently so it was unfortunately impossible to see and hear everything and I’m sure I missed all sorts of interesting talks (hopefully [...]
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