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Book Arts Organizations and Galleries |
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Bindery / Studio
Eric Alstrom, a formerly-exiled member of the Midwest Chapter recently returned to Michigan, maintains the BookWorks website of his (can you guess?) book works.
Karen Hanmer, a book artist from Illinois, has a selection of her original books on her website, many published in editions and available for sale.
Susan Hensel, a book artist from Minneapolis, MN, has her own website and on-line gallery.
Russell Jurecki, a binder from Ohio, has a nicely designed webpage showcasing his journals, sketchbooks and boxes which he has for sale.
Leyla Lau-Lamb, a conservator at the University of Michigan, has several PowerPoint presentations online covering the topics of papyrus conservation and parchment making.
Joanne Kluba, Missouri Midwest Chapter Guild member, has an easy to navigate webpage showing many of the different styles of bindings she creates.
Emily Martin and the Naughty Dog Press has a very nice web page featuring a gallery, a list of workshops, and a turtorial on how to make an 8 page book.
Book Arts
Organizations and Galleries
These non-profit and for-profit organizations and galleries offer classes, workshops, or exhibits on book arts. Some also sell supplies. A listing here does not imply an endorsement; they are listed here for members' benefit.
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Illinois |
Columbia College Center for Book and Paper Arts,
Chicago |
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Paper Source, Chicago |
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Iowa |
University of Iowa Center for the Book, Iowa City |
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Michigan |
Hollanders Paper, Ann Arbor |
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Minnesota |
Minnesota Center for Book Arts,
Minneapolis |
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Missouri |
Legacy Book Bindery,
Columbia |
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Ohio |
Cincinnati Book Arts Society,
Cincinnati |
To add a link, contact Eric Alstrom. When considering a link to add, please keep in mind this site is Midwest oriented. Most of the national links can be reached through the GBW Links section.