Registration is now open for the upcoming Artists' Books Symposium: Structures/Infrastructures, due to be held on Monday June 9. Find registration details through the following link: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1362701249....

EXTENDED DEADLINE: The deadline for submissions to the 'Artists' Books: Structures/Infrastructures' symposium has been extended until April 30! Submit via email to [email protected] OR by completing the requisite information on Google Forms: forms.gle/hkezZeeX4goY...

Some great proposals so far - keep them coming! Just over a week left to submit a paper for 'Artists' Books: Structures/Infrastructures'! As mentioned in the CfP, there is a limited travel fund available for those without institutional access or without recourse to departmental travel funds.

The Book Arts Newsletter No 166, April - June 2025 is ready for free download at: www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/newsletters/ 76 pages of Artists' Books, exhibitions, opportunities, workshops, reports, new books… Next deadline: 19th June for the July – August newsletter. Cover: Mark Pawson 1964 - 2025.

Hear ye, hear ye! Really looking forward to presenting my paper 'Artists' Books in Ireland and the "Curse of Rurality"' at the IES Irish Studies Seminar this coming Thursday, alongside Sophie O'Grady from King's! Details here: ies.sas.ac.uk/events/phd-n...

Fond memories of rooting around archives across Ireland last summer, with the invaluable help of the BAIS bursary. Great to read updates on all the other wonderful projects as well!

Delighted to announce that, funded by a grant from @forarthistory.bsky.social, I am organising a symposium on 9 June 2025 entitled 'Artists' Books: Structures/Infrastructures'. Academics, doctoral students, artists, curators, librarians - anyone involved in the artists' books ecosystem may apply!