Altered books @ TSCPL  
September 27 – November 7, 2008
              
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Now in its 2nd year, the altered books project at TSCPL invited participants to express their creativity and recycle at the same time. Staff members Brea
Black and Kate Hughes taught a workshop in August that introduced techniques and materials that could be used to turn a discarded book into a work of art. At the end of the workshop, participants selected a...

Book Artists and Poets podcasts
Audio files of interviews with book artists and poets. Hosted by Steve Miller, coordinator of the MFA in the Book Arts Program at The University of Alabama.

Book Arts Links from the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild
Extensive list of links related to all aspects of bookmaking.

Book Arts Web
Home of the e-journal The Bonefolder, the Book_Arts-L listserv archives, and extensive links to book arts websites, exhibitions, and reference...

Altering a book allows you to express your creativity and recycle at the same time. Paint, collage, cut, glue, rebind, rubber stamp, add to, take away… any artistic expression is encouraged.