| Description | This course focuses on artists' books that,
for ideological reasons of accessibility, are
printed mechanically and priced cheaply. The
history and contemporary environment of artists'
publications will be central, as well as hands-on
experience in the preparation and production of
one or more artist books/publications.
Demonstrations, assignments and self-directed
projects will allow students to develop skills
and personal approaches. Readings, lectures,
research, tutorials, and critiques will provide a
forum to critically examine the role of printed
multiples in contemporary visual culture. |
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