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Local Addresses

Bay Park Press:
4138 Napier
San Diego CA 92110
(619) 275-0696

Brighton Press
5433 Linda Vista Road, Suite B,
San Diego, California 92110
(619) 542-1179

Iron Bear Press
P.O. Box 90340
San Diego, CA 92169
(858) 274-5110
ironbear@san.rr.com

Artist & Craftsman Supply
1911 San Diego Ave,
San Diego, CA 92110
(619) 688-1911

Blick Art Materials
844 India Street,
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 687-0050

The Paperie
363 5th Avenue,
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 234-5457

Rhino Art Company
97 North Coast Highway 101,
Encinitas, CA 92024
(760) 943-7440

Local Resources

  • Brighton Press
  • La Jolla Athenaeum Music & Arts Library
  • San Diego Book Arts
  • UCSD Mandeville Special Collections

Supplies

  • Artist / Craftsman Supply
  • Dick Blick
  • Plastics:
  • Silk Screening Supplies
  • The Paperie

Collections

  • Center for Fine Print Research (CFPR).
  • Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc. (Museum of Modern Art)
  • Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection
  • Kohler Art Library Artists Books Collection
  • Otis Artists Books Collection

Book Arts Centers and Organizations

  • Art Metropole
  • Boekie Wookie
  • Booklyn Artists Alliance
  • Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild
  • Center for Book and Paper Arts
  • Chicago Center for Book & Paper
  • Guild of Bookworkers
  • Hand Bookbinders of California (HBC
  • Los Angeles Book Arts Center
  • Mills College Center for the Book
  • Minnesota Center for Book Arts
  • Pacific Center for Book Arts (PCBA)
  • Purgatory Pie Press
  • San Francisco Bay Area Book Arts
  • The Center for Book Arts
  • The Miniature Book Society
  • The Movable Book Society
  • The Printing & Book Arts Center
  • The San Francisco Center for the Book
  • The Visual Studies Workshop
  • Women's Studio Workshop

Meta Sites and Guides

  • Book Storming
  • The Book Arts Web
  • University of Idaho Bookarts
  • Zybooks: Artists' Books Online

Online Journals

  • Bonefolder
  • Journal of Artists' Books
  • Umbrella Editions
  • Visible Language

Blog Archive

  • ►  2008 (1)
    • ►  April (1)
  • ▼  2007 (14)
    • ▼  November (14)
      • Appropriation: Part II
      • Appropriation: Part I
      • Tunnel Book
      • Critical Thinking: Judy Barrass
      • Pamphlets
      • Critical Thinking: Tennis Ball
      • Japanese Binding
      • Accordian Books
      • Pop-Up Books!
      • Evaluation:
      • Cource Description and Scope:
      • Assignments
      • Required Materials and Texts
      • Tentative Schedule
 

Upcoming Events

Special Books/Special Collections
San Diego Book Arts Members Exhibit
San Diego State University, Love Library
Reception, September 14, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

A variety of handmade books will showcase the variety of talents of our membership. The easiest way to get to San Diego State for the opening reception and to visit the show is to take the trolley.


Design Matters:
The Work of Dominic Riley, Artist Bookbinder
July 6, 2007, 7:30 pm, Lecture
Athenaeum Music & Arts Library
100 Wall Street, La Jolla

Dominic Riley studied bookbinding at the London College of Printing, and has worked in binderies in London, New York, San Francisco and for the last six years in the Lake District in England. He is a founder member of the bookbinding program at the San Francisco Center for the Book, where he teaches every summer. He also travels across the US teaching bookbinding. He is a past president of the Hand Bookbinders of California, and is currently Vice-Chairman of the Society of Bookbinders, and a Licentiate of Designer Bookbinders, the two UK based societies devoted to promoting the craft. His Design Bindings are held in many private and public collections, and he has won over a dozen awards in the last five years for his bindings.


The Eighth Annual Edible Book Tea
UCSD Geisel Library, Seuss Room
April 1, 2007 2:00-4:00 p.m.
FREE

The Edible Book Tea is just around the corner and to make it a success we need three ingredients: edible books or book related items, donated items, and YOU!

Thanks to Lynda Claassen, Special Collections Librarian at UCSD, last year’s tea was a great success. All who attended had a wonderful time seeing, eating, winning, and making books. Once again, Lynda has generously extended a welcome to SDBA and the Edible Book Tea. Please join us in the Seuss Room in UCSD’s Geisel Library and help make this year’s event truly special.