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books
This is the first post in the “books” category. I have been making books for thirty years beginning in college with artists books made from copper-plate intaglio etchings. during that time I also began to experiment with toner-based laser-printing technologies. later I served as a Michener Publishing Fellow at the University of Texas Press under…
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books
This is the first post in the “books” category. I have been making books for thirty years beginning in college with artists books made from copper-plate intaglio etchings. during that time I also began to experiment with toner-based laser-printing technologies. later I served as a Michener Publishing Fellow at the University of Texas Press under…
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books
This is the first post in the “books” category. I have been making books for thirty years beginning in college with artists books made from copper-plate intaglio etchings. during that time I also began to experiment with toner-based laser-printing technologies. later I served as a Michener Publishing Fellow at the University of Texas Press under…
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What of the older artist who is left out of this process? As one becomes older one’s own authenticity becomes of great comfort. In the words of my old friend Bobby Beers, “After 30 years you either made the art or you didn’t. It is not a question of being promising, of being talented or…
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What of the older artist who is left out of this process? As one becomes older one’s own authenticity becomes of great comfort. In the words of my old friend Bobby Beers, “After 30 years you either made the art or you didn’t. It is not a question of being promising, of being talented or…
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If you are inclined to think, as I am, that we are all cyborgs — perplexing mixes of flesh and tech — it might not be possible to divide “information” and “people” so cleanly. Once information started to be produced as something relatively autonomous from the material substrate that sustained it, it really does appear…
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If you are inclined to think, as I am, that we are all cyborgs — perplexing mixes of flesh and tech — it might not be possible to divide “information” and “people” so cleanly. Once information started to be produced as something relatively autonomous from the material substrate that sustained it, it really does appear…
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Doctorow’s creative credentials are in order, then, and in his new nonfiction book Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free he has produced an essential primer for artists seeking to navigate the shark-infested waters of today’s media. It contains a good deal of very good advice for creators about how to figure out what is in…
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Doctorow’s creative credentials are in order, then, and in his new nonfiction book Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free he has produced an essential primer for artists seeking to navigate the shark-infested waters of today’s media. It contains a good deal of very good advice for creators about how to figure out what is in…
