Peter L. Masi: Entangled in the world of antiquarian books & ephemera
For over 40 years Peter L. Masi has been entrapped in the world of antiquarian books and paper ephemera, issuing over 250 catalogs.
Richard Turnbull makes art & books in whatever "slices of time" are available to him
Richard Turnbull makes art, books, & assemblages crammed into whatever "slices of time" he has available when not teaching or traveling.
Letter and Spirit Press: Carrying on Family Traditions
Fusing the traditional craft of letterpress with the scrappy ways of zine culture, Jacob Romm hand sets & prints at Letter & Spirit Press,
Archiving, Collecting, and Honoring Stories with the American Diary Project
Since the age of 15, Sandra Haynes has been keeping a diary. She is currently on volume 281 and counting. An avid writer, with an interest
Artists and Bibliophiles: Brighton Press and Art Around Books
Brighton Press has created and published 54 fine press, limited-edition artists’ books and numerous broadsides since it was founded in 1985.
Bookbinding & Beyond at the North Bennet Street School
North Bennet Street School, founded in 1881 and located in Boston, offers a two year bookbinding program.
White Leaf Paper: Refined Artisanal Papers From Local Plants
Grounded in an ecological ethic & her knowledge of landscape architecture & soil science, Lilborn creates paper from hyper local sources.
Literature of the Jazz Age and Depression Era are the focus of booksellers Michael Manz & Earl Manz
Earl Manz of Yesterday’s Gallery, member of the ABAA, and Michael Manz of Babylon Revisited Rare Books are a father son bookselling team.
Exploring the Artistic Nature of Curation with Christopher's Rare Books
Christopher De Lotbiniere took advantage of his artistic eye & interest in the visual arts transitioning from painting to bookselling.
Featured Exhibitor: Jerry Fredette
Standing in line to get a signed copy of your favorite book is a norm in society these days, so is paying a fortune for your favorite...