27 Sep Book Arts Faculty Member Has Solo Exhibition at Finch Lane Gallery

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Emily Tipps, Program Manager in the Marriott Library’s Book Arts Program and owner of High5 Press, has a solo exhibition opening on October 7 at Finch Lane Gallery....

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27 Jun Now on Display! Printing Through the Pandemic

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Printing Through the Pandemic J. Willard Marriott, The University of Utah Levels 1 & 4 June 24 - September 23, 2022 This exhibition is free and open to the public. Delirium Philip Zimmermann Tucson, AZ: Spaceheater Editions, 2020 N7433.4 Z55 D45 2020 In early March 2020, under orders to evacuate the print shop, Emily...

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05 Apr Covid, Coincidence, and a Book Arts Connection

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Meet Jazmin Gallegos, K-12 & Community Education Specialist, and Victoria Dennis, senior in the College of Fine Arts and an intern in the Book Arts Program (BAP). They have a lot in common; they both enrolled in the U’s Arts Teaching Program (ATP), both selected...

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21 May Book Arts Binding Instructor’s Work Juried Into Prestigious Exhibition

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The Marriott Library is pleased to announce that Emily Tipps of the Book Arts Program has been included in the American Academy of Bookbinding (AABB) exhibition OPEN * SET. This triennial event showcases and awards bookbinders from across the globe who produce finely crafted design...

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20 May Staff Assemble 1,500 Bookmaking Kits for K-12 Students During COVID-19 Pandemic

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In response to a request from Noemi Hernández-Balcázar, Visual Arts and Dance Specialist for the Granite School District, staff in the Book Arts Program rolled up their sleeves and designed a bookmaking kit, accompanying lesson plan, and instructional video. ...

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06 Apr Got Time on Your Hands? Learn How to Make Books!

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Many of us are currently looking for new ways to fill our time at home. Jazmin Gallegos, K-12 & Community Education Specialist in the Book Arts Program, has created several tutorials for how to make simple books...

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22 Jan Woody Leslie’s Characters

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Characters is the fourth book in my 2019 chapbook subscription series, Tiny Ideas. Every other month I create a new chapbook and mail it out to my list of subscribers. The books are all about different subjects—whatever tiny idea I happen to be mulling over...

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14 Nov Tia Blassingame’s I AM

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I position myself as a stand-in for African American victims of violence and police brutality to explore the phenomenon of their post-mortem criminalization. The pointed humiliation and dehumanization of black victims, their loved ones, and communities has become increasingly blatant and ludicrous. How immediately and...

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04 Sep We Recommend — Risograph Training, A Book Arts Program Workshop

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"The institutes for new apparatuses" While Trodding Clifton Meador Boone, NC: Clifton Meador, Appalachian State University, 2016 N7433.4 M43 W45 2016 From the artist’s statement: “During a residency in the Truukimuseuum (a printing history museum in Tartu, Estonia…I became interested in the narratives embedded in Soviet-period photo books. Many of...

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03 Sep Andrew Rippeon

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While I often work with poetry—which works well in ephemera because an entire work can usually be printed on a single flat surface—selecting an extract from a novel offers challenges.  The extract should be relatively autonomous, but it should also have an obvious relation to...

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