Herron Art Library - Art Research Guide

Every four-six weeks, The Book Arts Newsletter is published at the CFPR, edited by Sarah Bodman. You can add yourself on to our contact list to receive an email alert each time a new issue is available, just email Sarah: Sarah.Bodman@uwe.ac.uk .(archive copies are available up to the current Issue)

A forum is for artists, curators, librarians, students, and researchers interested in book arts.

Kevin Connolly's blog about artists' books at IUPUI.

Hosted by Syracuse University, this e-journal is for bookbinders and book artists.

Features links to a large selection of book arts related sites on the web, including galleries with images.

For beginning readers, emerging writers and nascent artists...it's about the practicalities of bookmaking in the classroom (or at home).

JAB publishes critical and theoretical articles, reviews of artists' books and exhibitions, and commentary on conferences and and other book art-related activities.

Printed Matter is the world's largest non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of publications made by artists.

Umbrella is an art journal that began publication by Judith Hoffberg in 1978. The journal covers news and reviews of artist books, mail art and contemporary art and photography tradebooks. It includes interviews with leading book artists, alternative spaces as well as Fluxus artists. The journal ended print-copy publication in 2005 and moved to an online edition, 2006-2008. Soon after ceasing hard-copy publication in 2005, permission was granted to the Herron Art Library of IUPUI University Library to digitize the 1978-2005 journal run and provide access over the World Wide Web. Permission was later extended to cover the electronic format as well. This collection contains the full journal run, print and electronic, 1978-2008. This is an important collection for the study of the genre. Online access has proved to be of great value to researchers. It is a great honor for the Herron Library to serve as a gateway to this resource and continue Judith's vision to provide access to the wealth of information provided across the collection. The library staff moved this material to Public Knowledge Project's Open Journal System so that the journal will continue Judith's vision in an open-access environment. This collection is dedicated to the memory and important work of Judith Hoffberg.

Vamp and Tramp sells artists' books by hundreds of artists, including Julie Chen and Rebecca Goodale.

In addition to gallery artist shows and participating in international art fairs, Western Exhibitions presents unique artist projects, curated group shows and maintains a specific inventory of artist books and multiples, gathered together as a sister entity, WesternXeditions.

Film made in 1970 by Bedfordshire Record Office about Cockerell marbling.