Artist Book Collections and Exhibitions

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Comment by Abigail Thomas on November 24, 2009 at 9:49am

Hi all, I am looking for a few overseas venues (I am based in the UK) to tour my Micro-Pages project/exhibition to next year. If your library is interested please get in touch. All you require to show the exhibition is a microfilm reader machine that can handle a 35mm microfilm reel.

Comment by Joanne B Kaar on September 6, 2009 at 3:34am

Westland Exhibiton opened last night in Caithness Horizons, Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.

Artists - Joanne B Kaar - Scotland
Lynn Taylor - New Zealand

lots of our artists books and other stuff!
www.joannebkaar-mary-anns-cottage.blogspot.com
And the paper boat fundraiser ! paper boats from folks in 25 different countries.
To see all the boats and bid for a boat visit: www.joannebkaarpaperboats.blogspot.com

Comment by Robert Heather on April 22, 2009 at 4:41pm

ATTENTION ARTISTS
HAND HELD IS NOW ACCEPTING PROPOSALS FOR SOLO OR SMALL GROUP SHOWS

HAND HELD IS A SMALL GALLERY SPACE IDEAL FOR EXPERIMENTAL
EXHIBITIONS/INSTALLATIONS of OBJECTS, BOOK AND PAPER ARTS, JEWELLERY, FABRIC AND TEXTILES.

Hand Held Gallery
Suite 18, upstairs Paramount Centre
108 Bourke street, Melbourne 3000
(03)9654 4006
http://www.handheldgallery.blogspot

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Comment by Robert Heather on April 22, 2009 at 4:39pm

FYI:
To celebrate the 1st Birthday of HAND HELD

Artists are invited to join

Palm Reader
6th-29th August

Book, paper, object, fabric and textile artists are invited to interpret the term 'Palm Reader'

PROPOSALS ARE REQUIRED BY 19TH JUNE
To littleredfishy@yahoo.com.au
Or in person to the HAND HELD gallery

SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO DELIVER WORK TO THE GALLERY BY JUNE 30TH + AU$20 ENTRY FEE.

A People's Choice winner judged on Opening Nightwill be awarded with a 2010 solo exhibition @ Hand Held.


Megan Herring
Hand Held Gallery
Suite 18, Paramount Centre
108 Bourke Street
Melbourne, 3000, VIC
Australia
(03) 9654 4006

Comment by Robert Heather on March 25, 2009 at 5:38pm

There is some information about an interesting collection of artists books at the Australian National University here.

Comment by Robert Heather on March 16, 2009 at 9:37am

ARTSPACE MACKAY FOUNDATION GIFT: SMS / William Copley
On display at Cox Rayner Gallery from April 2009 onwards
Artspace Mackay, Queensland, Australia

Compiled in 1968 by the American Surrealist artist William Copley (1919 - 1996), the SMS portfolios reflect both the diversity of art and the anti-commercial idealism of the time. Inspired by Marcel Duchamp's La boite-en-valise (the box in a suitcase) 1934-41, Copley set out to produce a new form of art journal. He invited a diverse range of artists, writers and musicians to submit a work of art that was reproduced and included,w ithout comment or explanation, in a boxed collection avaialbel by mail order subscription, limited to an edition of 2000.

This set of six portfolios is a major addition to the Mackay Regional Council's Artists' Book Collection. It represents the historically important development of 1960s artists' books as a means for artists to make work that can be sold to a wide audience, bypassing the 'elitist' filter of the comemrcial gallery system. It includes work by many of the pioneers of artists' books such as Dieter Roth, Bruce Nauman, Lawrence Weiner and Dick Higgins, as well as multiples by Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray, Roy Lichetnstein, Christo, Yoko Onon and On Kawara.

Comment by Megan Herring on January 28, 2009 at 11:10am

Minuscule/Massive/En Masse is an exhibition of artist books now on show at Hand Held in Melbourne. On show are 8 artist book prototypes and wall works all derived fron the experimental text Alley Cat Nomad by Adrian Lawson. Alley Cat Nomad is a playful, rambling text which Lawson describes as a poetic journey. In keeping with the text the books are intended to be playful, rambling and a journey to read and engage with. The books explore and respond to a question of readability posed by many writers, will it be published? will it be read? can it be read? will the reader make that journey?

For more info and images of the show go to www.handheldgallery.blogspot.com

Minuscule/Massive/En Masse run until Feb 28th 2009 at Hand Held Gallery Suite 18, (upstairs) the Paramount, 108 Bourke street Melbourne , 3000.

Comment by Robert Heather on January 22, 2009 at 1:00pm

From US Book Arts List:

Abecedarian Gallery, in Denver, Colorado, is a contemporary gallery with a focus on bookarts and printmaking. Scheduling of artists to exhibit in the gallery's Reading Room is underway. For submission details, please email alicia@abecedariangallery.com

Please DO NOT send submission materials without first requesting and reviewing submission guidelines.

Alicia Bailey
Abecedarian Gallery
artists' books & prints
www.abecedariangallery.com
910 Santa Fe, Unit #101
Denver, CO 80204
phone: 303.534.1038
fax: 303.479.9556

Comment by Robert Heather on January 8, 2009 at 10:02am

INTERACTIVE

Entry Deadline: March 18, 2009

Exhibition dates: June 19 – July 23, 2009
Woman Made Gallery, Chicago

Long before “interactive” meant sitting in front of a computer, artists were making books, toys, games, installations and other work that invited participation from the viewer. For this exhibition Woman Made Gallery is seeking work that the viewer will handle, play with, modify, or physically interact with in some way.

Open to artwork in all media, except electronics, by women artists from the international community. (Computers may only be used as a tool in producing the physical work.)

Juror: Karen Hanmer

Online and downloadable entry forms available here.


For additional information contact: exhibits@womanmade.org


-- FROM --
Karen Hanmer
karen@karenhanmer.com
www.karenhanmer.com

Comment by librodeartista on December 1, 2008 at 3:11am

http://www.librodeartista.info/ellibroysuslecturas.azul/

Abierta la exposición on-line

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