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(Detail from « American Quilt » by Natasha2006)
When I complete a composition there are often unused ideas left. Some of those I find actually pretty good but if I can’t see how to fit them into the piece then there’s not much choice but to discard them. For a…
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Inkmasters Cairns Inc is now one year old and we are embarking on our most ambitious programme yet - Inkfest - a festival of printmaking. This includes a national print exhibition, which we plan to grow into one of the most prestigious print exhibitions in the country. Most printmakers would have received an email invitation to participate in our inaugural exhibition in Cairns and a copy of the entry form, and this is just a reminder that entries close on 1 Jun. More on Inkmasters, Inkfest…
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The fourteenth episode of The Threshold Series focuses on Olivia Romero, the Chief Environmental Adviser of Neo Apollonia.
At the beginning of the chapter, the former activist is walking towards the church of the Community, all the while pondering the circumstances which have led her to…
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(« Primeval Center » by Christopher Stewart)
On a background of Wall Street Bailouts and Large Hadron Colliders, « Void » paints sunyata, the Buddhist concept of emptiness.
From Wikipedia :
In Buddhism, the…
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Rahu Lüli, the teenage monk from Kõrgus, is once again the central character of the weekly instalment of the Threshold Bookcast.
This time, we find the novice reminiscing as he explores unknown territory uphill, following a hunch that has occurred to him prior to the morning…
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After a lengthy deliberation and due to the excellence and quantity of the artworks submitted to the MASQUELIBROS 1st Artist Book Competition, the Jury decided to expand the awards to four first place awards instead of three awards as was expressed in the competition description. All four awards are equal first place awards.
The jury members who presided over the competition are:
Rina Bouwen (Gallery Rina Bouwen).
Asela Pérez Becerril (Gallery Espacio…
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The fair is oriented towards artists, galleries and editors that specialize in artist books. The fair offers a quiet and safe place to exhibit their artworks.
MASQUELIBROS reserves space for students who are studying Fine Arts and who would like to participate in this project. We consider that young…
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The UNED (Spanish National University of Distance Learning) presents the following course as part of the Continuing University Education academic calendar 2011-2012.
The program will take place in the days preceding the inauguration of the fair. For university student the course is 1 credit hour and will take place during 10 hours (approximately) over 3 days. The course will be…
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I printed my first broadside: an old sentimental song by Louis Davids (1883-1939) and an illustration of the old church tower in my home town: http://ning.it/JY9Hov
Minor problem: what is the correct Dutch term for 'broadside' as it is used nowadays in the letterpress world?
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Hello all! For those in the Twin Cities (Minnesota, US) area or nearby, we hope you will take part in our HARUKAZE FESTIVAL this Saturday, May 19!
The festival includes a day-long community open house with hands-on art activities for all ages (including marbling, binding, origami and more!); professional artist demonstrations of traditional Japanese art forms; and the premiere of three marvelous exhibitions of contemporary artwork that reflect the use and evolution of…
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Pocket stereoscope » by Joaquim Alves Gaspar)
« Stereoscopy » is the definitive title of a song which I used to refer to as « Point Of View. » I changed my mind about the title while writing and singing the melodies, thinking that the…
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The twelfth chapter of « 2206 : Window Onto A New World » features Aaren Mayr, the Treasurer of the Alliance of Sovereign Nations.
Flying back to Milagenia, the secessionist reflects on how his official functions have increased the frequency of his…
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The initiative follows a year in coffee bars and tourist restaurants in Lisbon, Porto, Aveiro and Coimbra (Portugal). isn’t illustration because poetry is performed based on the painting and not the reverse. Every month four new books, one year duration.
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The publication is of the company Euedito, financial support…
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(« Enigma » by Matías Argudín)
« Leaving The Ashram » is the third chapter of « Entering The Stream, » a trilogy describing an episode of intense introspection that will open our second album, « Satori. »
This…
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Slate published a well-written and interesting article on the future of paper books: read it here.
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At Opendrawer in Hartwell Melbourne
MAPPING THE JOURNEY
Date: Saturday June 16 & Sunday June 17th
Time: 10am – 4pm
Cost: $220
Vade mecum: The Constant…
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Date: Friday May 18th 2012
Time: 10am – 4pm
Cost: $110
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Available to everyone: Robert Jacks & Printed Matter
10 September - 24 October 2016
Printed Matter is pleased to announce Available to Everyone: Robert Jacks and Printed Matter, curated by Peter Anderson.
The exhibition presents two connected bodies of material: a survey of artists’ books by Australian painter, sculptor and bookmaker Robert Jacks (1942-2014), and an extensive selection of publications drawn from Jacks’ own collection, many of which were purchased from Printed Matter in the early years of the organization.
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