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Book and Paper Graduate Continues International Paper Activism with Peace Paper Project

Posted by K. Beste

Drew Matott (MFA 2008) based Peace Paper on an expansion of his thesis idea that became Combat Paper.

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CBPA Receives $50,000 NEA Grant

Posted by Paul Catanese

Production for the edition of "Four Monologues" by Aram Saroyan, 2012, which will be adapted into a digital artist's book> The Center for Book and Paper Arts received a $50,000...

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Book + Paper MFAs to the Rescue!

Posted by K. Beste

Members of the InterArts Book and Paper graduate student organization Pulp, Ink, & Thread head up to Hamilton Wood Type to help with preservation and restoration efforts.

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New Papermaker’s Garden Project Featured at Manifest

Posted by K. Beste

The new Papermaker's Garden was open to visitors at this past weekend's Manifest celebration.

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Book + Paper MFAs join Serbo-American Cookbook Project

Posted by K. Beste

International artistic collaboration is no problem when the common theme is food!

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New Papermaker’s Garden Initiative Approved

Posted by K. Beste

The newly announced location of the Papermaker's Garden Project (750 South Wabash) will be open for tours during Manifest.

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Upcoming Panel Discussion Event Focuses on Art and Community Connections

Posted by K. Beste

The Art Making + Community Panel will be held at CBPA onART MAKING + COMMUNITY Wednesday, May 2, 7:00–8:30 p.m.

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Nakane Aiko Scholarship Winner Announced

Posted by K. Beste

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Alex Borgen is announced as the Aiko Scholarship winner by InterArts/CBPA Visiting Lecturer Inge Bruggeman.

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