The possibilities for artists' books are endless from "summary" of 1,000 Artists' Books by Sandra Salamony,Peter and Donna Thomas
Artists' books are a unique form of artistic expression that allows creators to push the boundaries of traditional bookmaking. The beauty of artists' books lies in their limitless potential for creativity and experimentation. Artists are free to explore a wide range of materials, techniques, and formats to bring their visions to life in book form. From handmade paper to found objects, artists can incorporate a variety of elements into their books to enhance their meaning and aesthetic appeal. This freedom to mix and match materials opens up endless possibilities for artists to create truly one-of-a-kind works that challenge ...
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