Small Publishing Seminar (First Session: Concept)

SMALL PUBLISHING SEMINAR

FIRST SESSION: CONCEPT

Free and open to only 10 UAL students*

Venue: Camberwell Learning Zone

Date: Wednesday, 9 May 2018 from 4 to 7 pm

As part of ‘Small Publishing Unfair!’* an exhibition at Camberwell College of Arts Library from 30 April – 21 May 2018, join us for this seminar with Editorial Facsimile, you can attend only one session but it is highly recommended to attend all the seminar.

We will study what it is a small edition.

We will have a look at some artists’ books from EF Special Collections.

We will propose and develop a concept for a small edition.

In the following sessions, we will produce that concept together.

Part one: 50 minutes

Introduction and sharing artists’ books.

Brainstorming and conversation about size in art.

Break time: 10 minutes

Part two: 100 minutes

Develop a main concept and target.

Briefing the small edition and some conditions.

Conversation: 20 minutes

Every student must bring its own sketchbook, notebook or reflective journal. We will share materials but if you have some of the following, please bring them: Cutter, pencil, stapler, eraser, cutting board, bone folder, ruler.

* Booking essential via http://EditorialFacsimile.eventbrite.com/ or www.editorialfacsimile.com/events This academic event is supported by University of Guadalajara.

* With special thanks to Camberwell College of Arts Library, University of the Arts London to loan for this exhibition: Hiller, S. (2008) Auras : homage to Marcel Duchamp and Levitations : homage to Yves Klein. London: Institute of Contemporary Arts - Fo(u)ndlings 1978 : an exhibition of 'found' art. (1978) London: Coracle Press - Ruscha, E. (1972) Edward Ruscha (Ed-werd Rew-shay) young artist. Minneapolis: Minneapolis Institute of Arts.