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All Blog Posts Tagged 'Street' (4)

The Al-Mutanabbi Street Coalition is seeking an additional 12 artists' book makers

The Al-Mutanabbi Street Coalition is seeking an additional 12 artists' book makers for its project, An Inventory of Al-Mutanabbi Street. We are seeking the very best people that we can find who will provide us with artists' book responses to the 2007 car bombing of al-Mutanabbi Street in Baghdad. We have an extensive exhibition schedule that will start in 2013, one that includes the U.S., the UK., Europe, Australia, and Cairo, Egypt. This call will run from July 1st - July 30th, 2012. We…

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Added by Sarah Bodman on June 27, 2012 at 2:53 — No Comments

Virtual Edible Book Festival

If you happen to be in a location that does not host a local Edible Book festival, you can now participate online!

The Bookbinding Etsy Street Team is hosting a virtual Edible Book Festival. Everyone is welcome to participate. Just make your edible book creation and snap a couple photos. Multiple entries are welcome. Upload the photos to our Flickr Group any time before the deadline: 12pm EDT on April 1, 2009.

(It's really that simple; there is no registration, no fee,… Continue

Added by Rhonda Miller on March 17, 2009 at 14:00 — 2 Comments

Oops - erratum!

Mind you, since I have no Latin I may have spelled that incorrectly... I just wanted to add to my previous post about the 'Without Boundaries' show in Sydney: I inferred that Imogen Yang curated the exhibition, when what I intended to say was that I was talking to Imogen, who is a curator! In fact the exhibition is the joint work of Imogen, Lorraine Brown who kindly pointed out my mistake, Sue Anderson and Wayne Stock, and they should all be congratulated for pulling together such an… Continue

Added by Sara Bowen on November 24, 2008 at 16:21 — 1 Comment

Australian Bookbinders Exhibition, Sydney

I've just come back from Sydney after attending the opening event at the Australian Bookbinders' Exhibition at the Pine Street Creative Arts Centre Gallery, and I had such a great time. As someone who hasn't long been living in Australia (two years last month) it was great to walk into a room of artist book people and see familiar faces! I probably knew more people at the opening event than I know in Coffs Harbour, which says a lot about the artists' book community, I think. It is undoubtedly a… Continue

Added by Sara Bowen on November 21, 2008 at 18:00 — 3 Comments