filed in Artists' Books, Color, General, History of the Book on Apr.27, 2009
I’ve been home sick with a cold and in my fevered state have come up with my dream class to teach to book art students. The subject would be the history of color—which may come as no surprise to anyone who knows me and my fascination with this topic, but I believe there really is [...]
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 [...]
filed in Artists' Books, Book Reviews, History of the Book on Nov.07, 2008
Have you read Bruno Munari’s Photo-Reportage? I discovered this book awhile ago quite by chance. Sometime when traveling, somewhere on a bookstore table, I’m not even sure what made me pick it up. And then I read it and didn’t know how I hadn’t known about it before—a book not particularly about artists’ books, but [...]
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