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Words and images: Examining the artist book Saturday 17 March, 10.30am–5pm STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA A day of free talks, forums and displays at the State Library of Victoria to celebrate the opening of How I entered there I cannot truly say. Bookings are essential for all sessions, as places are limited; call 03 8664 7016 or email bookings at slv.vic.gov.au. Artist books from the Library’s collection View a selection of unique and beautiful artist books from the State Library’s Rare Books collection. 10.30am–3pm Queen’s Hall Both a picture and a thousand words: Contemporary artist books In the keynote address, Professor Sasha Grishin, art critic, author and Head of Art History at the Australian National University, explores the relationship between printmaking and the artist book in the work of Australian and international artists, including those featured in the exhibition. 11am–12noon Queen’s Hall The artist book as a collaborative medium The artist book often involves artists working together with writers, printmakers, bookbinders and other artists. Hear an expert panel reveal the perils and rewards of creative collaboration. Panel: Robert Heather, Chair (Manager, Events & Exhibitions, State Library); Dianne Fogwell (exhibition curator, artist and master printmaker); Steven Tonkin (artist book specialist and Curator, The Arts Centre); Peter Lyssiotis (artist and creator of artist books), Gracia Haby, Louise Jennison (zine artists) 1.30–2.15pm Queen’s Hall Deluxe, letterpress, fine press and limited editions Handcrafted artist books, made with fine materials and using traditional printing and bookbinding processes, are highly desirable objects – and valuable collector’s items. Hear local artists and publishers discuss this niche area of book production. Panel: Des Cowley, Chair (Manager, Rare Printed Collections, State Library); Jenny Zimmer (art publisher, Macmillan and Lyrebird Press); George Matoulas (artist, bookbinder and publisher, Lexicon House); Carolyn Fraser (proprietor of artist-book specialist Idlewild Press) 2.30–3.15pm Queen’s Hall Afternoon tea and exhibition viewing Enjoy afternoon refreshments and a special viewing of the exhibition with curator Dianne Fogwell. 3.30–5pm Experimedia & Keith Murdoch Galler State Library of Victoria Entry 1, 328 Swanston Street, Melbourne Exhibition Open 10am–5pm daily Free entry For further information: slv.vic.gov.au/artistbook -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: View Attachment |