Paperback
2017 · Berkeley, California
by Bright, Betty
Berkeley, California: CODEX Foundation, 2017. Paperback. 5.5 x 7.75 inches. Paperback. 20 pages. Number fourteen of the CODE(X)+1 Monograph Series. Number fourteen of the CODE(X)+1 Monograph Series, commissioned for the sixth biennial CODEX Symposium, 6 February 2017.
"Historians love pivot points, those times when energies converge and the future can unfold in stikingly different directions. Life seems so unknowable and chaotic on the near side of a shift, and then, ten years on, events seem to have aligned into the only possible outcome. I believe that the book arts are, once again, at such a pivot point." -- from the Introduction. The lecture examines selected recent works that nurture mind and body while reminding the reader of what we share in common, in the midst of our global screen culture.
Illustrated in color. Designed and printed by Peter Koch Printers, with assistance by Dina Pollack. (Inventory #: 131023)
"Historians love pivot points, those times when energies converge and the future can unfold in stikingly different directions. Life seems so unknowable and chaotic on the near side of a shift, and then, ten years on, events seem to have aligned into the only possible outcome. I believe that the book arts are, once again, at such a pivot point." -- from the Introduction. The lecture examines selected recent works that nurture mind and body while reminding the reader of what we share in common, in the midst of our global screen culture.
Illustrated in color. Designed and printed by Peter Koch Printers, with assistance by Dina Pollack. (Inventory #: 131023)