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SUMMARY:Assembling Meaning: The Making of Artist's Books
LOCATION:Richmond Center for Visual Arts\, Room 2008
DESCRIPTION:Book artist Julie Chen will share the stories behind the makin
 g of her artist's books. She will explore how research\, content developm
 ent\, paper engineering\, book design and sometimes a bit of luck come to
 gether to shape her limited-edition works.\n\nStay after the lecture for 
 a reception in Richmond Center Gallery.\n\nPresented by: Kalamazoo Book A
 rts Center\, Richmond Center for Visual Arts and WMU Special Collections.
 \n\nAbout the artist\n\nJulie Chen is a Vilas Distinguished Achievement P
 rofessor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. She is an internationall
 y recognized book artist and founder of Flying Fish Press\, where she has
  been publishing limited-edition artist’s books for over 36 years.\n\nHer
  books have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions at such 
 places as the National Museum of Women in the Arts\, Washington\, D.C. an
 d the Jack Ginsberg Centre for Book Arts\, Johannesburg\, SA. Her work is
  held in major collections worldwide\, such as the Library of Congress\, 
 the Victoria and Albert Museum\, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.\n\nS
 he was a featured artist in the PBS series Craft in America (2009) and in
  the feature-length documentary The Book Makers (2020).\n\nhttp://next-to
 -u.app/events/b98be3fa-b3a6-467a-8cef-e5069d826a14
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/b98be3fa-b3a6-467a-8cef-e5069d826a14
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