[artbooks] From Book Arts Newsletter

Book Arts Newsletter No.38 November/December 2007
UWE, Bristol, School of Creative Arts, Department of Art and Design
The Book Arts Newsletter can be downloaded from 
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/banlists.htm

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The new Artists' Book Yearbook 2008-2009 is now available (ISBN 10) 
0-9547025-6-5 (ISBN 13) 978-0-9547025-6-4

In the 2008-09 issue of the Artist's Book Yearbook we have new writers ' 
contributions from the UK, Mexico, France, Germany and the USA and 
artists' pages by contributors from the UK, Canada, Germany, Mexico, Chile 
and the USA. Essays by: Colin Sackkett, Martha Hellion, Heather Hunter, 
Luci Gorell Barnes, John Bently, Richard Price, Stephen Bury, Gabriel 
Gbadamosi, David Ferry, Kristin Miller, David Faithfull, Spy Emerson, 
Sally Alatalo, John McDowall, Meeloo Gfeller and Anna Hellsgard.  Tanya 
Peixoto's bookartbookshop bi-annual update and a report on the first CODEX 
Foundation and Book Fair in Berkeley USA.

Information and listings sections of: book artists, book organisations, 
collections, book fairs, centres, bookshops, events, bookbinders, typeset 
and fdesign services, print studios, courses and more...

208 pp, black and white, colour cover
15 pounds UK/EIRE
16 pounds International
Prices include postage, you can order online at 
www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/bookpub.htm
or email Sarah Bodman at uwe.ac.uk for an electronic subscription form for 
credit card or official invoice payments.

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>From Book to Book
An exhibition of artists' books

An open invitation to artists in the UK and abroad to participate in the 
exhibition of artists' books, From Book to Book.

The exhibition is one of a number of events presented by PAGES, an ongoing 
project of artist book related initiatives which includes the 
International Contemporary Artists' Books Fair and will take place in 
Leeds, UK in Spring 2008.

Artists shoudl submit a new book work created specifically for the show. 
The theme will be a response to books themselves. This could be in the 
form of a book, to the physicality of volume and content, of paper and 
printing, of structure and sequence, or may be to reading in generalm a 
distinct piece of writing or the presence of books, whether on home 
bookshelves, in libraries or in specialist collections.

Gathered together in the exhibition they will present a consideration and 
celebration of the book and an acknowldgement of the connections from book 
to book.

Participation in the exhibition is free, a fully illustrated catalogue 
will be published. 

For further information and submission form please email: 
j.mcdowall at leeds.ac.uk

Deadline for receiving book works: 18 January 2008

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