Some Pictures Have Books
Megan N. LibertyIn response to the criticism that his work was too literary, artist R. B. Kitaj wrote, “Some books have pictures and some pictures have books.”
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Fall 2025
This summer I finally made it to Rochester—home of Visual Studies Workshop and many book artists! I presented my research into newsletters from book arts organizations from the 1970s-80s at SHARP, which I hope will become (whisper….) my nex...
Summer 2025
Lately I have been thinking a lot about digitization and archives. I recently wrote about the digitization of Carolee Schneemann’s diaries and photo albums by Stanford Library. I also finally got over to SAIC to view prominent artists’ book...
Organizing Research
A few months ago I posted the above asking for help finding a way to better organize all my research, which includes years of notes (700+), hundreds of photos from archival and special collections visits, and an equal number of PDFs of arti...
Winter in LA
In February, I moved to LA and it seems that in the past year since then, I have not managed to send a single newsletter (!!!). Now, I write to you in the aftermath of the recent fires just a few miles away. It’s hard to feel that listing m...
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