Month: January 2011
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Everyday Fictions: Artists Books and Other Work by Miriam Schaer & Susan Newmark
Book and Paper Lecturer Miriam Schaer’s work is being shown with Susan Newmark, in Everyday Fictions at St. Joseph’s College in Brooklyn, NY. Both artists use the book to explore social and personal relationships, small moments in everyday life…
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Book & Paper Student Krista Franklin Exhibition at Northwestern University
Krista Franklin’s work is part of a two person exhibition at Dittmar Galllery at Northwestern University. Krista is a first year student in the Interdisciplinary MFA in Book and Paper. Tech Noire: The Art of Stephen Flemister & Krista Franklin explores ideas of the black body and identity through digital and futuristic landscapes…
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CBPA at CODEX
The Center for Book and Paper Arts and JAB, the Journal of Artists’ Books will participate in the biannual CODEX Bookfair and Symposium…
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Student Spotlight: Michelle Graves
Michelle Graves is a second year student in the Interdisciplinary Arts & Media program. Where did you do your undergrad and what did you study there? I attended Indiana University, Bloomington. I received a BFA in Photography and studied under James Nakagawa, Arthur Liou, and Jeff Wolin. What are you currently working on? I am…
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Baby (Not) On Board: The Last Prejudice?
Baby (Not) On Board: The Last Prejudice?, Miriam Schaer’s newest work is now on nanomajority.com. Created for (Pro) Create, Art 364B’s on-line project, Baby (Not) on Board: The Last Prejudice?,, addresses the question of why the existence of women who choose maternal independence over child-rearing angers or offends so many people and institutions.
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Congratulations to Faculty Member: Miriam Schaer
No Ornament So Precious as the Labor of Their Hands, a twenty foot book created from lost gloves by Book and Paper Lecturer Miriam Schaer is featured in Raw Beauty, an exhibition of sculpture at the Arts Council of Princeton, in Princeton, New Jersey. Curated by Rebecca Kelly, the exhibition explores the female spirit. Information…