Artists' Books at Franklin & Marshall

Web Links

• The Directory of Artists' Book Collections
  • An online directory of library, museum, and archival holdings of artists' books across the United States and Canada. 
• Art Libraries Society of North America Book Arts Special Interest Group
  • A blog for ARLIS/NA Book Arts SIG members to keep updated with group goings-on, meetings, and other events. 
• Artists' Books Online 
  • An online repository of facsimiles, metadata, and criticism of artists' books. 
• Barnard Zine Library
• The Bonefolder: e-journal for the bookbinder and book artist 2004-2012
• OAB - Opening Artists' Books descriptive vocabulary of artists' books terms

Distributors | Retailers | Publishers | Collections

• 23 Sandy Gallery
• Art Metropole
• Booklyn Artists Alliance 
• Printed Matter
• Purgatory Pie Press
• Vamp & Tramp Booksellers 
• UW-Madison Artists' Book Collection
• MICA Book Arts Collection
• Franklin & Marshall College Artists' Book Collection

Scholarship

Bright, Betty.  No Longer Innocent:  Book Art in America 1960-1980.  New York:  Granary Books, 2005.

Carter, Sarah and O'Keefe, Alex.  "Revealing Invisible Collections: Implementing the ARLIS/NA Artists’ Books Thesaurus to Provide Online Access."  Art Documentation  37.2 (2018).  https://doi.org/10.1086/700008

Drucker, Johanna.  The Century of Artists’ Books.  New York:  Granary Books, 1995.

Duncombe,Stephen.  Notes from the Underground:  Zines and the Politics of Alternative Culture.  Bloomington:  Microcosm, 2008.

Kulp, Louise.  "Teaching with Artists' Books:  An Interdisciplinary Approach for the Liberal Arts."  Art Documentation  34.1 (2015):  101-123.  

Kulp, Louise.  “Artists’ Books in Libraries:  A Review of the Literature.”  Art Documentation 24.1 (2005):  5-10.  

Lyons, Joan, ed.  Artists’ Books:  A Critical Anthology and Sourcebook.  Rochester:  Visual Studies Workshop, 1985.

Moeglin-Delcroix, Anne, Liliana Dematteis, Giorgio Maffei, and Annalisa Rimmaudo, eds.  Looking Telling Thinking Collecting:  Four Directions of the Artist’s Book from the Sixties to the Present.  Mantua:  Casa del Mantegna, 2004.

Phillpot, Clive.  Booktrek:  Selected Essays on Artists’ Books (1972-2010).  Zurich, JPR/Ringier, 2013.
 

MFA Book Arts Programs (U.S.)

• University of the Arts, Philadelphia:  Book Arts and Printmaking - MFA 
• School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa:  Book Arts Program
• University of Iowa Center for the Book:  Book Arts, MFA 
• Art Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison:  MFA in Books, Letterpress, and Papermaking