Reference & Bibliographies
Book_Arts-L FAQ and Archive
Bibliographies
: Includes bookbinding manuals (with tables of contents), conservation & preservation articles, marbling, typography, paper arts.
Tutorials
: Instructions for a wide range of book art related structures and glossaries.
Conservation & Preservation Links
: resources on book repair, collections conservation, preservation administration, digitization, and conservation vendors.
Conservation OnLine (CoOL)
: The mother of all conservation and preservation sites.
Guild of Book Workers Study Opportunities List
: A great starting point to find instruction in the book arts. Organized geographically. See also
Book Arts Centers, Eduction, & Programs
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Definition of the Artist's Book
: Transcript of a discussion held on Book_Arts-L in 1998. Topics included: Definition of the Artist's Book; What is a Book; BSO's (Book Shaped Objects); Art vs. Craft.
The Virtual Codex from Page Space to E-space
: A lecture by Johanna Drucker to the Syracuse University History of the Book Seminar.
Why Book Art Matters
: An article by Kathy Walkup, Director of the Book Arts Program at Mills College.
The Whatness of Bookness
: Letter by Philip Smith on definition of the book.
Is It A Book?
: A page on nonlinearity in literature and the book arts by Karen Drayne (a.k.a. Powell), Barbara Davison, and Emily-Jane Dawson.
Development of the Artist's Book
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The Future of Hand Bookbinding
: By Sam Ellenport.
The Philobiblon of Richard De Bury
: The first book about the meaning, care, and handling of books.
Catalogue of Artist's Books
: List of small press and artist's books for sale. No longer maintained.
Celebrating 25 Years of Studies in the History of the Book and Allied Disciplines:
Rare Book School, Charlottesville, VA
Volume 4, Number 2, Spring 2008, Now Online!
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