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The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

October 24 – November 21, 2020, 10 am – noon, Children grades 4 – 8.
Instructor Susanne Hansen.
Contact the gallery for more information and to register 392-6769.

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

DEALS! DEALS! DEALS!

To register visit: www.sascoltd.com

Viewing November 9, 6-8pm
Florenceville Legion, 219 Greenfield Rd.

Detailed instructions on how to register can be accessed at the www.florencevillerotaryclub.com/How-to-Bid.pdf

Successful bidders pickup items at Florenceville Legion on November 14 between 10 am - 4pm

Payment in full by cash, cheque or e-Transfer at pickup

Questions? Contact us at florencevillerotaryclub@gmail.com

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

DEALS! DEALS! DEALS!

To register visit: www.sascoltd.com

Viewing November 9, 6-8pm
Florenceville Legion, 219 Greenfield Rd.

Detailed instructions on how to register can be accessed at the www.florencevillerotaryclub.com/How-to-Bid.pdf

Successful bidders pickup items at Florenceville Legion on November 14 between 10 am - 4pm

Payment in full by cash, cheque or e-Transfer at pickup

Questions? Contact us at florencevillerotaryclub@gmail.com

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

DEALS! DEALS! DEALS!

To register visit: www.sascoltd.com

Viewing November 9, 6-8pm
Florenceville Legion, 219 Greenfield Rd.

Detailed instructions on how to register can be accessed at the www.florencevillerotaryclub.com/How-to-Bid.pdf

Successful bidders pickup items at Florenceville Legion on November 14 between 10 am - 4pm

Payment in full by cash, cheque or e-Transfer at pickup

Questions? Contact us at florencevillerotaryclub@gmail.com

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

DEALS! DEALS! DEALS!

To register visit: www.sascoltd.com

Viewing November 9, 6-8pm
Florenceville Legion, 219 Greenfield Rd.

Detailed instructions on how to register can be accessed at the www.florencevillerotaryclub.com/How-to-Bid.pdf

Successful bidders pickup items at Florenceville Legion on November 14 between 10 am - 4pm

Payment in full by cash, cheque or e-Transfer at pickup

Questions? Contact us at florencevillerotaryclub@gmail.com

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

DEALS! DEALS! DEALS!

To register visit: www.sascoltd.com

Viewing November 9, 6-8pm
Florenceville Legion, 219 Greenfield Rd.

Detailed instructions on how to register can be accessed at the www.florencevillerotaryclub.com/How-to-Bid.pdf

Successful bidders pickup items at Florenceville Legion on November 14 between 10 am - 4pm

Payment in full by cash, cheque or e-Transfer at pickup

Questions? Contact us at florencevillerotaryclub@gmail.com

October 24 – November 21, 2020, 10 am – noon, Children grades 4 – 8.
Instructor Susanne Hansen.
Contact the gallery for more information and to register 392-6769.

The Art of the Book 2018 is an international juried exhibition of the work of members of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild. Occuring every five years, this international show marks the 35th anniversary of the Guild and will be the only opportunity to see the show in Atlantic Canada.

The show was juried by four outstanding professionals: Betsy Palmer Eldridge, Lang Ingalls, Jan Elsted and Susan Warner Keene who met for two days to inspect the submissions in person, discuss each book’s merit and select the show. The final selections demonstrate artistic merit, technical competence and offer unique opportunity for education in the various aspects of book making. The exhibition examines eight aspects of the book makers’ art: Fine Binding, Fine Printing, Restoration, Box Making, Artists’ Books, Papermaking, Paper Decoration and Calligraphy.

Many of the books exhibit the extraordinaryly exacting techniques involved in traditional bookmaking while others are uniquely individualistic. Some are collaborative creations between printer, writer and book binder while others were authored, bound and created by one artist. Many are exemplary displays of the fiull integration of form and content, with details in the binding, stitching, materials and structure echoing and supporting the artistic expression. Regardless of the approach, the breadth of creative expression and artistry will not dissappoint.

October 24 – November 21, 2020, 10 am – noon, Children grades 4 – 8.
Instructor Susanne Hansen.
Contact the gallery for more information and to register 392-6769.

A festive and fun opportunity to find unique and one of a kind Christmas gifts. Affordable gifts - Local New Brunswick Art & Craft!!! Everything under $200.

Gallery Phone: 392-6769

A festive and fun opportunity to find unique and one of a kind Christmas gifts. Affordable gifts - Local New Brunswick Art & Craft!!! Everything under $200.

Gallery Phone: 392-6769

A festive and fun opportunity to find unique and one of a kind Christmas gifts. Affordable gifts - Local New Brunswick Art & Craft!!! Everything under $200.

Gallery Phone: 392-6769

A festive and fun opportunity to find unique and one of a kind Christmas gifts. Affordable gifts - Local New Brunswick Art & Craft!!! Everything under $200.

Gallery Phone: 392-6769

A festive and fun opportunity to find unique and one of a kind Christmas gifts. Affordable gifts - Local New Brunswick Art & Craft!!! Everything under $200.

Gallery Phone: 392-6769

A festive and fun opportunity to find unique and one of a kind Christmas gifts. Affordable gifts - Local New Brunswick Art & Craft!!! Everything under $200.

Gallery Phone: 392-6769