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Book
Arts Web
features an extensive list of links to sites related to book
art. Also sponsors a listserv with approximately 1200 members
and an on-line gallery.
Book
Information Website
is devoted to all aspects of books including the book arts, book
history, printing, preservation, binding, antiquarian books, manuscripts,
dealers, and auctions.
Colophon Page
serves the community involved in modern illustrated and fine press
books.
Discovering Artists Books: The Art, the Artist, and the
Issues
by Gwendolyn Jan Miller. An overview of contemporary book arts that
includes interviews of artists.
ArtistBookArchive.com
features a large database of artist's books from their archives.
The Artist Book Archive also lends books for exhibitions.
Arts
of the Book Collection at Yale Library is a non-circulating
collection that includes examples of and material relating to
the book and its attendant arts: binding, typography, illustration,
book design, paper making, and the history of the book.
Book
Art in the National Arts Library, Victoria and Albert Museum
houses over 5,000 items dating from the 1890's to the present
.
Independent Press Archive at the Visual Studies Workshop
is located in New York City and houses over 5,000 artist's books.
The
Arthur and Mata Jaffe Collection at Florida Atlantic University
houses over 6,000 items including artist's books, fine press
books, miniature books, children's books, movable books and
ephemera.
Joan
Flasch artist's Book Collection at the School of the Art Institute
of Chicago houses over 3,000 artist's books, serials,
and reference materials.
Museum
of Modern Art/Franklin Furnace/Artist Book Collection
houses the world's largest collection of artist's books. Franklin
Furnace's international collection of contemporary artist's
books was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art's Library Collection
in 1993. Over 7,700 artist's books are included in MOMA Library's
searchable database, DADABASE.
National Museum of Women in the Arts Library and Research Center
houses a book art collection with over 650 items and sponsors
an annual Books As Art exhibition series.
Otis College of Art and Design artist's Book Collection
includes over 3,000 items primarily from the 1960's to the present.
Located in Los Angeles.
The
Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry
is located in Miami Beach and houses over 8,000 items. Their
holdings include books, manuscripts, artwork, periodicals, and
ephemera associated with the movements of Italian Futurism,
Russian and Eastern European Avant Garde, Dada, Surrealism,
Bauhaus, De Stijl, Ultra, Tabu-Dada, Lettrisme, Ultra-Lettrisme,
etc.
Wellesley College Book Arts Collection
devoted to the history and art of the book. Their collection
includes a wide range of books on book production as well as
fine press and artist's books.
Centers for Book Arts and Educational Programs
Booklyn
Artists' Alliance is a non-profit organization that assists
artists in publishing, exhibiting, and distributing artist's books.
Offers educational programs to the public and collection development
services to institutions. Located in Brooklyn, New York
Center
for Book Arts is a non-profit organization that produces
artist's books and offers classes, residency programs, and exhibitions.
Located in Manhattan.
Cincinnati
Book Arts Society is a non-profit organization promoting
the book arts through educational programs, exhibitions, and publications.
Columbia
College Chicago Center for Book and Paper Arts
offers
a Master of Fine Arts program in Interdisciplinary Book and Paper
Arts.
Minnesota Center for Book Arts promotes
contemporary book arts through educational programs, exhibitions,
and an artist's residency program. The center also has a library
and archive that houses books, broadsides, and other materials produced
by the center; reference materials on book-making; and a slide library
of artist's books.
Pyramid Atlantic
offers classes, exhibitions, and residencies for print, paper, and
book arts. Located in Silver Springs, MD, Pyramid Atlantic also
sells and publishes work and sponsors an annual book fair.
Rare Book School
is an independent, non-profit institution based at the University
of Virginia in Charlottesville. Offers intensive non-credit courses
on studies relevant to the book, printing, and typography.
San
Francisco Center for the Book
offers educational programs, exhibitions, and events that promote
the art of the book.
University
of Alabama
offers a Master of Fine Arts Program in the Book Arts.
University of the Arts
is located in Philadelphia, PA and offers undergraduate and
graduate degree programs in printmaking/book arts.
University
of Iowa Center for the Book supports
the study of the book in culture, the use of the book as a source
of artifactual evidence in scholarly research, and the creative
production of new fine press and artist's books.
Visual Studies Workshop
offers residencies, internships, and an M.F.A. with an emphasis
in visual books. Also houses the Independent Press Archive with
over 5,000 books.
Women's
Studio Workshop is
a non-profit organization located in Rosendale, N.Y. that has
been publishing artist's books since 1979. The Women's Studio
Workshop offers educational programs, internships, a residency
program, and various grants.
Arcana
Books
specializes in rare and out-of-print books on twentieth century
art, architecture, and design.
Bookstorming.com
sells contemporary
art publications, editions, and artist's books. Based in Paris.
Vamp
and Tramp
Books is
a distributor of fine press, letterpress editions, and artist's
books. Represents over 300 privately operated presses across
the United States.
D.A.P.
Distributed Art Publishers, Inc. sells
books, special editions, and rare publications from publishers and
museums around the world.
Dia
Art Foundation Bookshop publishes
and sells books and multi-media sources on contemporary art and
architecture. Their selection includes in and out-of-print artist's
books.
Evil
Twin Publications is
a private press run by identical twins, Amber Gayle and Stacy Wakefield.
Granary Books publishes
and sells contemporary poetry and artist's books.
Nexus
Press has
been producing and publishing artist's books for over twenty-two
years.
Onestar
Press is
an artist-managed press based in Paris. Produces and sells books,
multiples, and movies.
PABA
Gallery specializes
in contemporary photography and book arts. Based in New Haven, CT.
Printed
Matter
is the world's largest non-profit organization dedicated to the
promotion of publications made by artists in a book-like format.
Art*o*mat
is
an original art-vending project based in Winston-Salem, NC.
Created in 1997, Art*o*mat machines are retired cigarette vending
machines that have been converted to vend art. Currently, there
are 71 ACTIVE MACHINES in museums and various locations throughout
the country.
Books2Eat:
The International Edible Book Festival is
a yearly event that takes place on April 1. Organizations and
groups around the world are invited to participate.
Mobilivre-Bookmobile
is an annual touring exhibition of artist books, zines, and
independent publications. Traveling by way of a vintage Airstream,
the BOOKMOBILE visits a variety of venues in Canada and the
US including community centers, schools, libraries, festivals
and artist-run centers.
Movable Book Society is
a forum for collectors and enthusiasts of pop-up and movable
books.
Pop Goes the Page is
is an online exhibit on movable and mechanical books from the
Brenda Forman Collection housed in Special Collections at the
University of Virginia.
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