Thursday, January 7, 2016
9 am – 5 pm
Registration, Holiday Inn Nashville-Vanderbilt (hotel lobby)
10 am – 2 pm
Tours, departing from Holiday Inn Nashville-Vanderbilt. Click here for more information.
2:30 – 4:30 pm
Board Meeting, Holiday Inn Nashville-Vanderbilt (Executive Meeting Room)
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Opening Event for CBAA 2016 National Conference (Frist Center for the Visual Arts)
Reception for “Anthology – Visual Narratives from Nashville’s Print Community “
Free buses circulating between Holiday Inn and the Frist Center from 5 pm – 10 pm.
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Opening Event Speaker (Frist Center for the Visual Arts Auditorium)
"Narrative Worlds of Islam in Ink, Silk, and Gold“ by Professor Riyaz Latif, Vanderbilt University
8 PM onward
Dinner on your own
Friday, January 8, 2016
7:30 am – 5 pm
Registration / Auction Intake (Vanderbilt Student Life Center — main hallway)
8 am – 9 am
Committee Meetings: Nominations and Membership, Development, Book Art Theory Blog
All welcome (Vanderbilt University Student Life Center — lower level)
9 am – 5:30 pm
Vendors’ Fair (Vanderbilt University Student Life Center)
9 am – 9:30 am
Welcome / Opening Remarks (Vanderbilt University Student Event Center — Ballroom)
9:30 am – 10 am
Coffee
10 am – 11:30 am
Panel Session A — 4 sessions
1. Integrating Creative Writing with Book Arts Curriculum (PANEL), Moderator: Emily Tipps, University of Utah
- Warren Lehrer Professor, Purchase College, SUNY & SVA Design As Author program
Writing and Designing the Visual Book
- Kathleen Walkup Professor, Director, Book Art Program, Mills College
Why Can’t We Just Get Along? Lessons in Interdisciplinarity
- Philip Zimmermann Professor, University of Arizona, Tucson
Improving the Quality of Narrative Text in Artists’ Book Classes
2. Heavy Metals (PANEL), Moderator: Patrick Gosnell, AIGA, SECAC, UCDA (former member)
- Mark Sarigianis, Mills College
Hot Metal and Haunted Houses: An Illustrated Travelogue
- Bridget Elmer, Coordinator, Letterpress and Book Arts Center, Ringling College of Art and Design
Harold “Hal” Sterne and the Ringling College Letterpress and Book Arts Center (LBAC)
- Erin Beckloff, Visiting Instructor of Graphic Design, Miami University MFA Graduate Student, Vermont College of Fine Arts
A Cast of Characters: Tales of a Letterpress Film
3. Visualizing Collections: Artists’ Books at Vanderbilt’s Heard Library (PANEL), Moderator: Tate Shaw, Director of Visual Studies Workshop, Assistant Professor of English at SUNY Brockport
- Jana Harper, Department of Art, Vanderbilt University
Collecting Books for Personal Pleasure and Useful Pedagogy
- Mary Anne Caton, Senior Consultant for Educational and Interpretive Programs, Heard Library, Vanderbilt University
Folding, Printing, Binding, Cutting: Contemporary Artist’s Books
- Haley Brown, History of Art, Class of 2016, Library Dean’s Fellow, Fall 2015, Alexander Heard Library, Vanderbilt University
Contemporary Artists’ Books in Digital Humanities Projects at Vanderbilt
4. Marginalized Narratives and Artists’ Books (ROUNDTABLE), Moderator: Jessica Peterson, Paper Souvenir
- Frank Brannon, SpeakEasy Press
- Jeff Marley, Heritage Arts Dept. Chair at Southwestern Community College in North Carolina
- Sara White, Alluvium Press
- Jessica Peterson, Paper Souvenir
10am –11:30 pm
Student Portfolio Reviews — 30 min. each, sign up at online registration (Ingram Studio Arts Center)
11:30am – 1:30 pm
Members’ Showcase — sign up at online registration (Vanderbilt Student Life Center —Trust Room) At the Members' Showcase, participating members have the opportunity to bring recent projects and have space at a table during this time. Interested conference attendees can walk around the room, see others' work, and discuss it with them. It is not a sales event or a book fair and no selling should take place. However, you may have sales and promotional literature to give out, as well as follow-up contact information like business cards.
Lunch included for all conference attendees
1:30 pm – 3 pm
Panel Session B — 4 sessions
1. Fits and Starts: Shelved and Work Undone (PANEL), Moderator: Macy Chadwick, Part-time Faculty, Academy of Art University, San Francisco
- Tate Shaw, Director of Visual Studies Workshop, Assistant Professor of English at SUNY Brockport
- Emily Larned, Associate Professor + Chair of Graphic Design, SASD, University of Bridgeport
- Aaron Cohick, Printer of the Press at Colorado College, Colorado College
2. Seeking a Subtext: Material, Form & the Ampersand (PANEL), Moderator: Lesley Patterson-Marx
- Anastasia Varnalis-Weigle, Adjunct Faculty, University of Maine, PhD Student | Simmons College, Boston Affective Archives: Re-telling History through Altered Books
- Shiloh Jines, poet and book artist, Mills College
Poetics of the Ampersand
- Alisa Golden, Senior Adjunct Professor, California College of the Arts
Materials and Hidden Meanings
3. The Makers Connection: Person, Place, Time (PANEL), Moderator: Katie Baldwin, Assistant Professor, Printmaking and Book Arts, University of Alabama, Huntsville
- Sarah McDermott, Adjunct Faculty, Corcoran School of the Arts and Design of George Washington University, Art and the Book Master's Program
Stream, Road, and Horizon: Geographic Narratives Within Artist's Books
- Sarah McCoy, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Drake University
Orderly/Disorderly: Boundary-Pushers in Early America
- Brad Freeman, Center for Book, Paper & Print, Columbia College Chicago
Japan Project
4. Artist's Books and Active Learning (PANEL), Moderator: Steve Miller, Professor & Coordinator MFA in the Book Arts Program The University of Alabama
- Deborah Hollis, Director, CU-Boulder Special Collections & Preservation
Artists’ Books in the Classroom
- Danny Long, CU-Boulder Program for Writing and Rhetoric
Radicalized Science Writing: Remember Books?
- Barb Losoff, CU-Boulder Life Sciences Librarian
Historic Science Title that Inspire - Susan Guinn-Chipman, Ph.D., CU-Boulder Special Collections & Preservation
The Outcome
1:30 am –3 pm
Student Portfolio Reviews — 30 min. each, sign up at online registration (Ingram Studio Arts Center)
3 pm – 3:30 pm
Coffee Break
3:30 pm – 5pm
Panel Session C — 3 sessions
1. Artist, Reader, Narrator & Object (PANEL), Moderator: Matt Runkle, Independent Artist
- Keri Miki-Lani Schroeder, MFA Candidate in Book Art and Creative Writing, Mills College
When the Reader Becomes the Narrative
- Betty Bright, Writer, Historian, Curator, Independent
Second Skin: the Inhabited Stories of Amara Hark-Weber
- Elizabeth Kealy-Morris, Senior Teaching Fellow & Senior Lecturer in Art & Design, University of Chester, Chester, UK
A Walk of Twenty Steps
2. Beyond Words: The Image as Narrative (ROUNDTABLE), Moderator: Rhiannon Alpers, San Francisco Art Institute
- Elizabeth Boyne, Stanford University Libraries
- Karen Carcia, The University of Iowa Center for the Book
- Anne Covell, Independent Artist, Sin Nombre Press
- Radha Pandey, Studio Coordinator, The Morgan Conservatory
3. You Talkin’ To Me? — Collecting Stories as a Call to Action (PANEL), Moderator: Inge Bruggeman, Assistant Professor & Director of Graphic Arts at the Black Rock Press, University of Nevada
- Sheryl Oring, Assistant Professor of Art, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
I Wish to Say: Activating Democracy One Voice at a Time
- Melissa H. Potter, Faculty Director, Center for Book, Paper & Print, Associate Professor, Interdisciplinary MFA in Book & Paper Columbia College Chicago
Socially Engaged Art: Practitioners, Projects, Tactics
- Miriam Schaer, Lecturer, Interdisciplinary MFA in Book & Paper, Columbia College Chicago
Artist Books and Social Practice: Tales from the Art Side
5:30 pm – 7 pm
Opening Reception for 2016 Membership Exhibition (Ingram Studio Arts Center)
7 pm – 8 pm
Keynote Address / Performance by Minton Sparks (Vanderbilt Student Life Center —Ballroom)
8 pm onward
Dinner and music on your own
Saturday, January 9, 2016
8 am – 9 am
Committee Meetings: Communications, Book Art Gives Back, Mentorship
All welcome (Vanderbilt Student Event Center — lower level)
9 am – 5 pm
Vendors’ Fair
9 am – 5:30 pm
Silent Auction
9 am – 12 pm
Student Workshop: Project @ Hatch student (Hatch Show Print Community Room)
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9 am – 10:30 am
CBAA Annual Meeting, coffee available (Vanderbilt Student Life Center — Ballroom)
10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Workshops (Ingram Studio Arts Center)
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11am – 12:30 pm
Panel Session D — 4 sessions
1. Confabulated Histories (PANEL), Moderator: Mare Blocker, Visiting Assistant Professor and Elliott Press Manager, Pacific Lutheran University
- Kathleen Walkup Professor, Director, Book Art Program, Mills College
True(er) Tales: Historicizing our Stories
- Matt Runkle, Independent Artist
How Many Muses: Writing Text + Image from Guide Letters to Non-photo Blue
- Melanie E. Emerson, Head, Ricker Library of Architecture and Art, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The Interplay of Personal Narrative and Historical Memory in the Books of Mikhail Karasik
2. Telling a Different Story: Women Artists and the Collegiate Press (PANEL), Moderator: Sarah Falls, Head, Fine Arts Library, The Ohio State University
- Maria di Franco, MFA Candidate, The Ohio State University; Amanda Le Kline, MFA, Visiting Assistant Professor, Otterbein University; Jessica Naples, MFA
The Page Collective
- Suzanne Silver, MFA Associate Professor, Department of Art, The Ohio State University
- Rebecca Harvey, MFA, Chair, Professor, Department of Art, The Ohio State University
Any Number of Things
3. Turnaround Time: The Technology of Time (PANEL), Moderator: Denise Bookwalter, Associate Professor, Director Small Craft Advisory Press, Florida State University
- Cristina de Almeida, Professor of Graphic Design, Western Washington University
Narrative Transpositions: from Print to Digital/From Digital to Print
- Paula Jull, Professor, Idaho State University
Arts & Letters: A Typeface Project Created for Digital and Letterpress
- John Labovitz, Independent
The Electric Typesetter: A prehistory of computing in Typography
4. Creative Influence: Book Art, Book History, and Early Modern Science (PANEL), Moderator: Barb Tetenbaum, Professor and Dept. Head, Book Arts, Oregon College of Art and Craft
- Leslie Smith, Independent Book Artist
- Radha Pandey, Studio Coordinator, Morgan Art of Papermaking Conservatory & Educational Foundation
- Candida Pagan, Independent Book Artist
LUNCH
Lunch on your own
1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Library Tours (Vanderbilt Heard Library)
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1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Workshops (Ingram Studio Arts Center)
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2 pm – 3:30 pm
Session E — 3 sessions
1. Pedagogy Beyond Borders (PANEL), Moderator: Karen Zimmerman
- Beck Levy, Astropress
Bound But Not Broken: Book Art Toward a World Without Prisons
- Steven Daiber, Red Trillium Press
Persiguiendos sueños: Printing, Teaching, and Collaboration in Havana
- India Johnson, Undergraduate Student, Brigham Young University
Telling the Bilingual Story: Bookbinding Diagram
2. Artist's Books and the Research Library (PANEL), Moderator: Sarah Hulsey, Adjunct Faculty, Lesley University, College of Art and Design
- Katie Risseeuw, Preservation Librarian, Northwestern University
Preserving the Story: The Role of Library Conservation
- Jenna Rinalducci, Art & Art History Librarian, George Mason University
- Jen Stevens, Humanities and Social Sciences Librarian, George Mason University
Mapping Artists' Books Through the Humanities
- Jaime Lynn Shafer, Nell J. Redfield Fellow in Book Arts, University of Nevada, Reno
3. Student Lightning Round, Moderator: Becky Beamer, MFA Book Arts 2017, The University of Alabama
- Zoe Bulick, MFA Book Art and Poetry, December 2015, Mills College
Stories in Space
- Lisa Miles, Research Assistant Oakdale Paper Production & Research Facility / 2017, University of Iowa Center for the Book Communication
Across Time
- Manar Harb, Arabic Language Instructor / MFA Book Art and Creative Writing 2017, MIlls College
What Letters Say
- Shoko Nakamura, University of Nevada, Reno
Reminder Books
- Ariel Strong, Student, Book Art and Creative Writing MFA, December 2015, Mills College
Conflux: Where Stories Meet
- Kyle Clark, MFA Book Arts 2017, The University of Alabama
Under Southern Sun
- Becky Beamer, MFA Book Arts 2017, The University of Alabama
Memoirs of a Yellow Budoir
- Quynh Hoa Tran, MFA Studio Arts--Printmaking and Book Arts, University of Nevada, Reno
A Journey to the West
- David Nees, MFA Book Arts 2017, The University of Alabama
A Maker's Journey
3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Committees Meetings: Publications, Awards, Meetings and Programs, Steering
All welcome (Vanderbilt Student Life Center)
6 pm — 7pm
Cocktails / TN Whiskey & Home Brew Sampling
7 pm – 9:30 pm
Banquet and Live Auction (Vanderbilt Student Life Center —Ballroom)
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm
DJ, dancing (Vanderbilt Student Life Center — Ballroom)
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