Book Arts

There are many ways of reinterpreting our cultural heritage, but Shakespeare scholar and historian Ella Hawkins has come up with one of the most wholesome.

During the pandemic, booklovers and avid readers sheltered at home with books as our close companions. Perhaps we even read more, discovering books we’d always meant to read.

New York — Swann Galleries will present Early Printed Books at auction Thursday, May 5.

From its inception in Austin, Texas, in 1997, Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas has always offered more than just movies, including custom pre-shows, sing-alongs, its o

Irvine, CA – Suntup Editions is delighted to announce a signed limited edition of Animal Farm by George Orwell.

Los Angeles – The Getty Research Institute has acquired an archive of more than 250 artist’s books.

A new exhibition at the National Library of Wales celebrates its collection of the country’s fine bookbinding tradition.

Eleven years ago, in March 2011, a librarian came across an enchanting paper sculpture of a tree growing out of an old book—nicknamed ‘poetree’—placed just outside the Scottish Public Library in Ed

Using various folds, cuts, stitches, and seals, sixteenth-century royals and spies, among others, attempted to keep their secrets safe via ‘letterlocking.’ Last March,

Mendocino, CA — Partners Gallery presents an exhibit of three guest artists taking place at the gallery in the historic Beacon Building in Mendocino in January and February 2022.