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July, 2011
DENVER AREA
Thanks to the great planning efforts of Sammy Lee (Denver region events coordinator) the Denver area has
had a busy spring! We hope many of you have been able to participate in the events of the last few months. Since
the last newsletter the region has hosted workshops by Shaun Sheehy (April), Peter Thomas (May), and Don Glaister
(June). We also co-sponsored and were treated to talks by both Shaun Sheehy and Don Glaister while they were in the
region.
We participated (for the second time) in the Colorado Arts and Crafts Society - Gathering of the Guilds, May
1, at the Boettcher Mansion in Golden. Many thanks to Karen Jones for helping me to greet the attendees and share
information about the guild, bookmaking, book history and marbling!
Please also stop by the Norlin Library on the Colorado University - Boulder Campus and see the chapter show
which is open until September 8! The exhibit is part of the ongoing celebration titled Book Craft: Deconstructing,
Unhinging, Decomposing. Thanks to all the members who shared your book arts works for this event and exhibit.
Regrettably, this is my final column as co-chair for the Denver region. I hope to see you at upcoming GBW
events, and wish you all the best in your book arts adventures!
-Ginny Kilander
Hello and greetings. We have an interesting year ahead of us. Just a few of the things to look forward to:
It looks like the Guild Standards meeting in Boston is sold out! I am very excited about visiting Boston, as
there are so many book related things to see and do. Hopefully, our chapter will once again be well representedat
the last two annual Standards meetings we had the most in attendance of any chapter. And dont forget that in 2012,
Standards will be held in our own Salt Lake City.
The chapter will be announcing an exhibit and show in the next newsletter.
Please send in the postcard with your vote for new chapter officers.
Our next Utah meeting will be on August 13, at 5:00 pm, at Toni Nelsons home. I hope to see you there.
c a l l t o e n t r y. . .
deadline: August 1
utah
the book arts program at the marriot libarary
www.bookartsprogram.org
August 6, 19 & 27
August 13 & again October 8
August 20
August 24 - December 7
August 25 - December 8
September 9 & 10
November 12
Comic Relief: Alternative Letterpress Forms with L. Decker, C. Taylor & M. Toscano
The Simple Thread of Sewn Books with Louona Tanner (an Educators Workshop)
Creating Custom Bookcloth with Chris McAfee
Letterpress Printing 1, 2 & 3 with Marnie Powers-Torrey & David Wolske
Bookbinding 1, 2 & 3 with Emily Tipps
The Jokers Wild: Unpredictable Letterpress with Amos Kennedy
Press to Post in a Day with Claire Taylor
September 8, 7pm
EXHIBITS
July 15 - September 9
AIGA 50 Books / 50 Covers
September 16 - November 4 Counterform: a Juried Show of Utah Book Work
U TA H B O O K F E S T I VA L
October 22 & the entire month of October
This year the festival will have activities throughout the month of October (National Book Month) at venues throughout the valley and state. Salt Lake City Book Festival Day, October 22, will feature 5 Keynote
authors (TBD) with book exhibitors and a poetry slam, at the City Library.
Look for updates in the coming weeks at our website: www.utahhumanities.org
new mexico
palace of the govenors - exhibit
www.palaceofthegovernors.org
November 5 & 6
www.escribiente.org
August 11 - 14
September 9 - 15
jill berry
September 18 - 24
October 14 - 16
www.laurawait.com
www.lauriedoctor.com
www.jillberrydesign.com
newsletter
notes.. .
Please note that the autumn Book Arts Roundup will be coming out the second week of September,
submissions due by September 2.
* Submit to lang@eidolonpress.com, subject line: GBW Roundup *
If you want to receive the Roundup via email/pdf, please let me know at: lang@eidolonpress.com
colorado
book arts league
July 15
mid-August
August 20
www.bookartsleague.org
Lafayette Art Night Out with BAL & pARTiculars, make artful cards for troops overseas
Letterpress Open House Field Trip to Tom Parsons Studio in Denver
Lafayette Peach Festival with a BAL booth & demonstrations
July 23
August 6
August 13
August 20
thru August 6
thru August 6
www.denverbook.com
thru September 8
www.abecedariangallery.com
Interactive Artifact
Music Bo(o)x, curated by Lynn Sures & John Risseeuw
www.ucblibraries.colorado.edu/norlin/
2 7 th R o c k y M o u n t a i n
B O O K & PA P E R FA I R
August 5 & 6
August 13
August 20 & 21
August 27
www.kozofineartmaterials.com
www.ahhaa.org
September 12 - 23
Fundamentals of Bookbinding: Intermediate Fine Binding with Don Glaister
September 24 & 25
Pigment on Paper with Suzanne Moore
September 26 - 30
From Content to Concept to Object with Don Glaister & Suzanne Moore
October 17 - 28
Intermediate/Advanced Fine Binding with Monique Lallier
October 31 - November 11 Forwarding & Covering of Textblocks with Don Etherington
November 14 - 18
Advanced Paper Conservation with Renate Mesmer
GUILD
OF
OF
OFFICERS
The current Rocky Mountain Chapter Board wishes to express our support of the new slate of officers and to express our sincere appreciation for these individuals willingness to serve the chapter. Likewise, we would appreciate your casting a ballot as a member of the
chapter. Please check your votes & stamp/mail the inserted postcard.
Ethan Ensign, running for both Salt Lake City Co-Chair & Regional Events Coordinator
Ethan Ensign has been a bookbinder and conservator for 15 years. He is the owner of Scrub Oak Bindery. He has been a member of the Guild for
several years and would like to continue in the combined office for Salt Lake City area on the Rocky Mountain Board.
Pamela has been bookbinding since 1979, having studied design binding with masters Jan Sobota and Hugo Peller. She taught bookbinding for the
past 20 years, first in Dallas, and currently in Colorado Springs. She has been a member of the Guild of BookWorkers since 1990. She served as copresident of the Lone Star Chapter and served as an advisory board member for the The Helen Warren DeGolyer American Bookbinding Competition. Pamelas book The Thread That Binds: Interviews with Private Practice Bookbinders was published by Oak Knoll Press in 2010.
Sammy studied fine art and graphic design at the University of California at Los Angeles and her graduate study was in architecture at the University
of Massachusetts at Amherst. She was introduced to the world of book arts at Graduate school through a field trip to Daniel Kelms bookbindery
in Easthampton, Massachusetts. Book arts was a fascinating new media to her, which, to her surprise, encompassed all of her training in fine arts,
graphic design and architecture. She moved to Denver with her husband in 2007. Sammy has held this office for the past two years and would like
to continue as Events Coordinator.
Emily Tipps is Binding Instructor and Studio Coordinator at the Book Arts Program at the University of Utah, and the proprietor of High5 Press,
which publishes innovative writing in the form of handmade artists books. While living in Alabama, Emily served as treasurer and then as chair of
the Southeast Chapter of the Guild of Book Workers. She holds an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Colorado, and an MFA in Book
Arts from the University of Alabama.
Lang Ingalls has been editing and producing the GBW Rocky Mountain Chapter Book Arts Roundup for the past six years. She owns and operates
Eidolon Press in Crested Butte, Colorado. She joinedtheGuild of Book Workers in 2000.