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At 2:48 on October 11, 2011, Tom Sowden said…: Thank you for the link Robert, it certainly does interest me!

Tom

At 19:05 on August 30, 2011, heather miller said…: thanks for invite! looks interestig!

At 18:45 on May 3, 2011, scott lyon said…: hi there robert,

thanks for the invite for impact7.

im already there!

cant wait,

scott

At 21:40 on April 16, 2011, ART-ON-GOOGLE said…: Visit Rossello Damiano: ART , ARTIST , CURATOR , GALLERIES

At 6:11 on February 18, 2011, ALFONSO fILIERI said…: The Casanatense Library was founded by the Dominicans of the Monastery of Santa Maria sopra Minerva in Rome and opened to the general public, according to the will of Cardinal Girolamo Casanate.
In order to contain the Library collection the Friars built a new architectural structure in the area of the monastery cloister. The Salone (hall) was probably designed by the well-known Roman architect Carlo Fontana, but it was finally realised by Antonio Maria Borioni. The Library was already opened on November 3rd, 1701, only one year after Cardinal Casanate's death. The first nucleum of the Library was The Library was linked to the most important european book commerce centres, and it was both interested in modern production and antique books, with the aim of being an encyclopaedic library. The acquisitions regarded not only the traditional religious and theological arguments, but also the roman law, economy, and history of the city of Rome. It excelled among the roman libraries both for the bright policy of acquisitions and for the expert bibliotheconomical and catalographical activity, mainly due to the figure of Father Audiffredi (1714-1794).In 1873 the Italian Government extended to Rome the law on the suppression of religious houses. According to that law, the legal title of the Casanatense was forfeited to the State. The Dominicans started legal proceedings against the Italian Government, which lasted till 1884, when they finally lost the property of the Library forever.

SONO STATI ESPOSTI I LIBRI D'ARTISTA DELL'ARCHIVIO INTERNAZIONALE DEL LIBRO D'ARTISTA DA ME CURATI. "I LUOGHI DEL SILENZIO". "Poesia e immagini dal 1980 ad oggi"

sito dell'archivio:

www.operalibro.it

www.alfonsofilieri.com

At 0:56 on January 25, 2011, Mette-Sofie D. Ambeck said…: Thank you.

At 10:36 on January 19, 2011, Jo Canham said…: HI Robert! Thanks for that comment. I'm just not sure how to add a photo to an event. I've added the Blarney card to the profile, but I'm not sure if that's what you're requesting.

Cheers, Jo.

At 23:14 on January 10, 2011, Dianne Fogwell said…: Hi Robert, can you give me the address for Rona Green and my email has changed, its now diannefo@tpg.com.au, all the best to everyone at the SLQ, hers to a terrific 2011. ciao Dianne Fogwell

At 6:10 on December 27, 2010, Mette-Sofie D. Ambeck said…: Hello Robert,

I'm the 'founder' of Nordic Book Arts (www.nordicbookarts.ning.com) and would like to ask if it would be possible to have the site added to your list 'Other related NING sites:'?

I would very much appreciate it if you could, Thank you!

I work with the Doverodde Book Arts Center & Festival in Denmark, and we are just trying to spread the word that we are out there (-:

Kind regards and best wishes for the New Year,

Mette-Sofie D. Ambeck

At 9:29 on November 5, 2010, Christopher Hardwick said…: Hello Robert, am having a bit of trouble uploading a photo onto my profile.
Sarah Bodman tried to help but to no avail, so she suggested that I contact you.
The image is a jpg. 584kb from a folder.
Sorry that I have not been very involved in your wonderful website, but I have now finished 2nd year fine arts at Griffith in Queensland , so I will be able to be a bit more active.
I really appreciate what you have set up, it is wonderful.
Warmest regards,
Christopher Hardwick

At 9:12 on October 2, 2010, Kelly O'Brien said…: Robert, thanks for featuring the Pyramid Atlantic post in your Featured Blogs!

At 7:21 on July 22, 2010, Aine Scannell said…: Yikes Robert - its me again. Came across this website which might be of interest for this website You will know where best to place it. The website is in German but of course people can go through Google website translator

http://www.kuenstlerbuecher.com/index-e.php

best wishes

Aine

At 11:19 on July 14, 2010, Aine Scannell said…: Hi Robert I just happened to wander on here today and was pleased to see thta you had organised the installation of the Paypal Donate button application I was on my firefox browser and couldnt see the button when I clicked on the link to it. Only a share button which didnt do anything. I had to go into another browser "safari" and then it was fine. Just thought you might like to know about this. I hope the money builds up fairly quickly. Best wishes

Artists Books 3.0 is such a unique resource

initiated and maintained by YOU --- thanks !!

Aine

At 16:27 on May 12, 2010, Kelvyn James Cunnington said…: Hello Robert. I am fine and i hope you are too. Where are you based now - workwise and City - is is Brisbane, my old stomping ground? - Kelvyn

At 14:50 on April 30, 2010, Dagmara Gieysztor said…: It would be great to annonce it as an event- might be a bit late now- plus I'm not the most technically minded person- so not sure how to do that. Also I think I just found a virus in my computer - so by the time I work that our- it will be all over.
Thank you and may be once I do the follow up 6 weeks course in a few weeks - I'll ask for help listing it
cheers

At 9:02 on April 24, 2010, Emily Martin said…: Robert, Greg Prickman at the UI Special Collections Library, is interested in you idea. He would like you to contact him directly: greg-prickman@uiowa.edu
He was wondering if you would be interested in involving Edinburgh also. Emily

At 0:08 on April 24, 2010, Emily Martin said…: Robert, The University Library and Special Collections within it each have exhibition space. I will be over at Special Collections today and I will see if this is possible and get specific contact information for you. Emily

At 14:15 on April 23, 2010, Emily Martin said…: Robert,
The UICB website is: http://www.uiowa.edu/~ctrbook/index.shtml
and some more on Iowa City as a city of literature:
http://www.writinguniversity.org/index.php/main/unesco/
I teach at the Center for the Book so do contact me if you have any questions. I will be at the upcoming Seoul International Book air if by chance you are going.

At 11:54 on April 19, 2010, Linda Douglas said…: Dear Friends and Artists,
It's with great pleasure that I announce we launched the new quarterly publication, the Australian Book Arts Journal, at the Mackay conference, Focus on Artists Books V, and that the support at having an all Australian journal for showcasing the work of many talented artists is here! There's been great interest in the current selection of articles and the comments have been more than favourable!
ABAJ is about you so take advantage and send articles, exhibition events, advertising and any profiles you think might be worth sharing to theraggededge@hotmail.com. Thank you to everyone who has shown support. If you wish to subscribe, contact me on the above email. subs for 2010 are $60 for three issues. !
Linda Douglas
( Publisher/Editor)

At 13:04 on April 12, 2010, Marian Macken said…: Thanks Robert, your message is actually the first I had heard of winning! It never occured to me to look on the Artspace website to see the results! Wish I could have been there, but luckily Tokyo is a nice alternative location!