All Outputs (7)

Artists' books and the book arts (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). Artists' books and the book arts

In this article Sarah Bodman, Senior Research Fellow for Artists' Books at the Centre for Fine Print Research (CFPR), investigates what actually constitutes an artist's book in the 21st Century, published in Insight 2, Ace Foundation Newsletter, Dece... Read More about Artists' books and the book arts.

Cahiers intempestifs #25 "Made in Britain" (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). Cahiers intempestifs #25 "Made in Britain"

Sarah Bodman invited curator for two issues of Cahiers Intempestifs contemporary art review, for UK and EIRE feature editions, published Summer and Autumn 2010. Cahiers Intempestifs #25 "Made in Britain" features: John Dilnot, Stuart Mugridge, Paula... Read More about Cahiers intempestifs #25 "Made in Britain".

Northern lights (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). Northern lights. Printmaking Today, 19(1), 34

Sarah Bodman surveys the diversity of artists' books being made in Scandinavia today and the organizations that help promote them, as she looks ahead to a major book arts' festival in Denmark this spring.

Of God and small things (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). Of God and small things. Printmaking Today, 19(2), 34

Karen Hanmer's artist's books and designer bindings spring from a love of tactility allied with a curiosity that spans the inscrutable and the cosmological, says Sarah Bodman.

When is a book not a book? (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). When is a book not a book?

A bridge to Baghdad (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). A bridge to Baghdad. Printmaking Today, 19(4), 17

Sarah Bodman describes how one US-based bookseller has proved an inspiration to Iraqi artists and to the global artists' book community

A multi-coloured life (2010)
Journal Article
Bodman, S. L. (2010). A multi-coloured life. Printmaking Today, 19(3), 17

Klaus von Mirbach is inspired by sources as diverse as his children's toothbrushes to the great Flemish painter van Eyck, writes Sarah Bodman.