This is a collaborative project (2005) bringing together the creative visions of the artists: Prof. Kim, Song Yeol from Pai-Chai University, Dae Jeon, South Korea and Dr. Gordon James Brown from James Cook University, Townsville, Australia. \ud \ud The project is the creation of an artists' book, "The Strand", featuring twenty-nine hand-printed original etchings taken from lino blocks in a limited edition of six hand-bound books. Each page of the book shows the collaboration of the two artists in portraying cultural differences and congruence regarding their perception of the Strand—a road and walkway leading around the shoreline of Townsville. \ud \ud Each book is bound in cloth by the master book binders, F. & R. Pohlmann. The etchings a...
Norwegian artist Randi Annie Strand’s current printmaking project takes inspiration from light refra...
This project operates within the widest definition of book art, where the relationship between audie...
When first given this project, our group decided we wanted to implement nature into the idea of our ...
This is a collaborative project (2005) bringing together the creative visions of the artists: Prof. ...
This artist’s book is an integral part of a work entitled "Um ponto ao sul" (A point to the South), ...
Daily ice sculptures are about the ephemeral nature of our times. They include a praying kangaroo, a...
Eighth in the series of limited edition graphic books, Lubok 8 features black and white linocuts by ...
"Paul Strand and Cesare Zavattini’s 'Un paese' (1955): the art, synergy and politics of a photobook"...
‘Unwrapping the Line’ represented drawings by five creative practitioners; C. Hodes, F. Geesin, N. H...
Collaborations: Aberystwyth Paper Press Print is a portfolio celebrating the diversity of printmakin...
Information about Singapore’s creative industries are, in general, not readily accessible. While it ...
Part of the collection: E. A. Crome aviation project.; Acquired in digital format; access copies ava...
A joint exhibition initiated by Gael Phillips and Wim de Vos; of 30 Queensland artists/scientists; t...
Through the Surface explores points of difference and similarity within cultures of Japan and Britai...
A co-authored article by all the artists for Imprint journal, Australia, September 2012.Sarah Bodman...
Norwegian artist Randi Annie Strand’s current printmaking project takes inspiration from light refra...
This project operates within the widest definition of book art, where the relationship between audie...
When first given this project, our group decided we wanted to implement nature into the idea of our ...
This is a collaborative project (2005) bringing together the creative visions of the artists: Prof. ...
This artist’s book is an integral part of a work entitled "Um ponto ao sul" (A point to the South), ...
Daily ice sculptures are about the ephemeral nature of our times. They include a praying kangaroo, a...
Eighth in the series of limited edition graphic books, Lubok 8 features black and white linocuts by ...
"Paul Strand and Cesare Zavattini’s 'Un paese' (1955): the art, synergy and politics of a photobook"...
‘Unwrapping the Line’ represented drawings by five creative practitioners; C. Hodes, F. Geesin, N. H...
Collaborations: Aberystwyth Paper Press Print is a portfolio celebrating the diversity of printmakin...
Information about Singapore’s creative industries are, in general, not readily accessible. While it ...
Part of the collection: E. A. Crome aviation project.; Acquired in digital format; access copies ava...
A joint exhibition initiated by Gael Phillips and Wim de Vos; of 30 Queensland artists/scientists; t...
Through the Surface explores points of difference and similarity within cultures of Japan and Britai...
A co-authored article by all the artists for Imprint journal, Australia, September 2012.Sarah Bodman...
Norwegian artist Randi Annie Strand’s current printmaking project takes inspiration from light refra...
This project operates within the widest definition of book art, where the relationship between audie...
When first given this project, our group decided we wanted to implement nature into the idea of our ...