Bookworks: Introduction to the Book as Art Object (3-part workshop)
May 1, 8, 15
6-9 PM
$225 (members)
$275 (non-members)
Immerse yourself in the realm of book arts through our three-part workshop series: Bookworks: Introduction to the Book as Art Object. Designed with a focus on photography, this comprehensive course invites participants to discover the transformative power of books as vessels for visual storytelling and exploring photography through sculptural dimensions.
You can register for individual workshops, or all three by selecting the course fee.
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Bookworks: Tunnel Books
Create a fun and interactive book with the tunnel book structure. The tunnel book was invented as a keepsake and children’s book in the 19th century. This book consists of layers of paper that lets you create three-dimensional spaces for text and images. Students will make a book of their own text and images. Bring some images to cut up and sense of play.
Andrew Huot is a book artist and bookbinder in Toronto, ON, Canada, where he operates Big River Bindery. He taught bookbinding, conservation, and preservation at the School of Information Sciences at the University of Illinois for 12 years. In addition to conservation and bookbinding, he teaches bookbinding and book arts in his Scarborough studio, for the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild, and at arts centers around Toronto. He holds a Masters in Book Arts from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and his artists’ books use photographs, linoleum cuts, and text to share the humorous side of everyday life. His artists’ books are in collections including the Art Institute of Chicago, Yale University, Emory University, and OCADU.
