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Revista Gearte, 2014 How many hands do we need to make an artist’s book? Keta Cabral Linhares and Mário Linhares have produced an artist’s book with four hands and two pairs of eyes. They traveled to Ivory Coast and drew, maybe as a way to live and understand life, their own
Ketta Cabral Linhares, Mário Linhares
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Books, Scrolls and Ripples: In Search of an Audience through the Printed Works of Helen Douglas
Arts, 2020 In this interview, artist and small press publisher Dr. Helen Douglas appraises the development of the artist’s book from its emergence in the 1950s and 1960s to seeking public recognition as a bone fide art form in the mid-1970s, through to the ...
Chris Taylor
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‘Out of the shadows? Discovering Mary Warburg’. Review of: Hedinger, Bärbel; Diers, Michael (Eds.): Mary Warburg. Porträt einer Künstlerin. Leben, Werk, München: Hirmer Verlag 2020 [PDF]
Journal of Art Historiography, 2021 This book review discusses the lavishly illustrated catalogue raisonné of the work of Mary Warburg, nee Hertz. Warburg is undoubtedly best known as the wife of art historian Aby Warburg.
Hans Christian Hönes
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The Artist’s Book in the Age of Digital Reproduction: Walter Benjamin and the Artist’s Book
Arts, 2019 Walter Benjamin, who was familiar with the pre-Second World War avant-garde, argued that mechanization threatens the aura of art objects. The digital revolution has been seen as reconfirming Benjamin’s thesis, but the digital can be seen to reaffirm the ...
Stephen J. Bury
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Resonance and Reuse: The Fifteenth-Century Transformation of a Late Romanesque Vita Christi
British Art Studies, 2017 This essay explores the fifteenth-century reinvention of Getty Ms. 101, a late Romanesque picture book that was reconfigured as a devotional manual. The fifteenth-century additions included rosary prayers and the only surviving image of Robert of Bury ...
Kristen Collins
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Shakespeare in the Artist’s Book: Sequence, Series, and Adaptation
Actes du Congrès - Société Francaise Shakespeare, 2019 Harry Graf Kessler’s Hamlet (1930), Arne Wolf’s Hamlet II:2 (1991), and the collaborative work The Bad Quarto (2015) use Hamlet to explore the possibilities of the artist’s book.
Jennifer A. Low
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Barnboken: Tidskrift för Barnlitteraturforskning, 2012 Eva Billow as picture book artist and graphic designer. The 1940’s and 50’s was a dynamic period for the Nordic picture book. There is a general aspiration to explore picture book aesthetics, a need to find imagery and expressions capturing a new era. In
Elina Druker
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Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science, 2021 The impetus of contemporary scientific revolutions, artists turned to what is known as the artist’s book as one of the methods of artistic expression , so the artist’s book depends on all forms of contemporary art, such as drawing, photography ...
Ebtsam El Rashid
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Georgia Russell’s Scalpelled Books as Visual Metaphors
Interfaces, 2020 The presence of the written word in the work of Scottish artist Georgia Russell denotes an attraction for the evocative power of the term. Since her arrival in France, the artist has used the book as a medium, and her cutting technique appropriates ...
Anne Béchard-Léauté
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Artistic Research in Artists’ Books
Nordic Journal of Art and Research, 2022 The phenomenon of artistic research attracts considerable attention because of the growing integration between art, design and science. At the same time, it remains a challenging research subject that is interpreted differently by various scientists, designers and artists.
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