Guild of Book Workers Mailing List- Subject Thread Index for 09 2008

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Last updated: Mon Sep 29 19:30:48 GMT 2008
51 messages, grouped by subject thread listed in reverse chronological order

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  • [GBW] Standards handouts, publication indices, James Reid-Cunningham
  • [GBW] ride share/NY Toronto/NY, Alice Vaughan
  • [GBW] test, Peter Verheyen
  • [GBW] Standards handouts, mark andersson
  • [GBW] UPS at Standards, Chris McAfee
  • [GBW] RE: Searching for Book Cloth, Aaron Salik
  • [GBW] Searching for Book Cloth, Andy Butler
  • [GBW] FW: Book Arts Newsletter/ article on accordion and tunnel books, Eric Alstrom, GBW Communications Chair
  • [GBW] Standards Deadline Extended!, Chris McAfee
  • [GBW] BookMakers?, Andy Butler
  • [GBW] ACDG 2009 Call for Presenters, O'Brien-Miller, Laura
  • [GBW] Book arts in Denmark, Mark Arend
  • [GBW] Tonight in NYC! Kusakizome-gami: The Tradition of Japanese Naturally Dyed Papers, Clare Manias
  • [GBW] Attn. Standards 2008 Attendees! (And those who still want to attend), Chris McAfee
  • [GBW] Book conservator sought in Milwaukee area, Denise Carbone
  • [GBW] presses, James Reid-Cunningham
  • [GBW] CBAA Conference Update: Art, Fact, and Artifact - Jan. 8-10, 2009, Emily Martin
  • [GBW] marbling workshop in Iowa City, IA USA, Emily Martin
  • [GBW] Exhibition catalogue for Inspired Design: the Mentoring Stamp, Barbara Adams Hebard
  • [GBW] Student awards, Marnie Powers-Torrey
  • [GBW] Claire Maziarczyk art opening, pastepaper
  • [GBW] query about fine bindings vs. Franklin Mint bindings, Eric Alstrom, GBW Communications Chair
  • [GBW] Susan Joy Share at Scripps College, Susan Share
  • [GBW] Lecture: The Tradition of Japanese naturally Dyed Papers, Fri., Sept .12, CBA, NYC, Clare Manias
  • Not allowed missing merchandise, lifang

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