This week, from Thursday to Sunday, Copeland Book Market, an annual platform for print and publishing, is back for another long summer weekend of books, art and music. We’re excited… Read more »

In A Century of Artists’ Books, cultural critic Johanna Drucker observes: The artist’s book is the quintessential 20th century art form.  Artists’ books appear in every major movement in art… Read more »

If you visit the Museum of Modern Art before April 15, 2013, you’ll be able to see the Inventing Abstraction: 1910-1925 exhibition, which traces the development of abstraction through the… Read more »

Canadian art students are in revolt after being asked to buy a very expensive art book that, due to a threatened copyright dispute, has blank spaces where the pictures should… 1 / Read more »

Below, The Guardian adapts panels from Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco’s Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt. According to the Guardian, “Together they explore the country’s ‘sacrifice zones’ — areas… Read more »

Looks like a trip to Paris is in order. We should all go, as in immediately, and geek out over Chinese artist Liu Wei’s cityscape sculptures. Look at these things.… Read more »

If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you’ll probably want to know is why, on a warm fall day last year, James Frey was standing in… 1 / Read more »

Printed books are not dead. Not yet, not by a long shot. Even if 2015 comes and predictions hold that half of all books sold are eBooks, the other half… 2 / Read more »

CBS News’s Mark Strassmann reports on Atlanta artist Brian Dettmer making sculptures out of old books. Slicing and dicing his way through hardcovers, Dettmer makes some very cool objects. Though… Read more »

(Via GalleyCat) Last Thursday, artist Lisa Occhipinti gave a class on how to turn books into art at Housing Works. The event promised that “Often using no more than a craft… Read more »