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The 2026 MCBA Prize Winners are Katie Baldwin & Sarah Bryant for “Small Patches of Land” In-person exhibition reception on September 18. More info here. https://www.mcbaprize.org/mcba-prize/katie-baldwin-small-patches-of-land https://bigjumppress.com/section/546769-Small%20Patches%20of%20Land.html From the MCBA Website: Established in 2009, the MCBA Prize is an international artist’s book award that honors excellence in new work from across the sweeping spectrum of book art. This year, we received 146 submissions from 18 countries, from the Bahamas to Kazakhstan. Juror Inge Bruggeman selected 21 semi-finalists and 5 finalists, whose work is viewable in person in our Main Gallery. Congratulations to Katie and Sarah!!   
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Employment Opportunities: Book Arts Program Director // University of Richmond, VAJob Description The Book Arts Program Director works in partnership with faculty and library colleagues to incorporate creative expressions of research and to expand modes of book arts research through design thinking, reference, instruction, and outreach services to the campus community, with responsibility for associated curricular and research support for Book Arts study. Works in partnership with faculty and staff as an intellectual partner on book arts project envisioning and implementation across diverse interdisciplinary audiences. Oversees the creation and promotion of studio projects to campus and community members. Assists in stewarding the development of the Book Arts Collection and related materials to support research and instruction needs of students, faculty, independent researchers, and community members. For more information, click here to read the full job listing on the university website. |
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The Book Arts Tool Map focuses on large-scale and niche machinery such as board shears, guillotines, or fiber beaters for fellow artists with existing knowledge. To best serve users, map data could be filtered via location or type of tool/machinery. Tools are identified on the Map with unique icons linked to an artist’s preferred contact method; the Map also features a restricted zoom scale to protect locational privacy.
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