Spirit Book #86: Hallowed Beginning This is the last Book Arts Tuesday post on the blog and it seems appropriate to announce it with ...

I am a big fan of Alex Appella's work with books, as an artist, a binder, and a teacher, in Argentina. Her most recent blog post is t...

I have long admired the work of Stephen Rapp. His website has inspiring examples of his work. In January he made his first blog post addi...

I am so pleased to share this lovely feature on the Spirit Books in the online magazine, Don't Take Pictures. " Aesthetically...

Exhibiting artists' books has challenges. Probably the biggest decision is whether to allow them to be handled or have please do not ...

I'm getting ready for this workshop and having a great time. It's easiest to explain it by sharing the blurb: Learn to ...

Looking back to earlier blog posts, here are two bookmaking projects that relate to Women's History Month. Grocery Bag Hot Dog Bookl...

I've written about Mindy Dubansky's fascinating collection of "Blooks" before . There is now an exhibition of selected...

I'm getting ready for a solo exhibition at the gallery at Mercy by the Sea in Madison, CT which opens on February 28. I hope to have f...

This year's Books of the Heart || Heart of the Books exhibit from Crouch Fine Arts Library at Baylor University is now online. Alway...

The University of Utah Marriott Library restored this film, originally produced by the Royal College of Art, London in 1968 and has made ...

Mindell Dubansky has had a blog for some time to share her collection of what she calls blooks, books that aren't. She has published...

Book Arts Tuesday has been delayed a day because I wanted to share photos and how-to information from last night's New Year Book work...

I was thrilled to get the collaborative book I did with my Croatian facebook friend Zoranoske Vidakouchi in the mail last week. He approa...

Last month I did a one-day Book-Play workshop for Masscribes . As in all my Book-Play workshops, the focus was on keeping it simple, rela...