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  • The Words Turned Sideways - The 27th Annual New Jersey Book Arts Symposium: November 4 & 5, 2021
    • Day 1
      • Session 1: Opening ceremony; Sonia Yaco & Karen Guancione & Michael Joseph; Artist in Residence; Amanda Thackray; Sonia Yaco
      • Session 2: Carla Rae Johnson; Long-Bin Chen;Annie Lopez
      • Session 3: Derli Romero; From the archives: China Marks’ 2018 presentation; Moderated by Judith K. Brodsky; Artist in Residence, Susan Happersett
    • Day 2
      • Session 4: Tunnel Book Workshop; Suzie Tuchman and Catherine LeClaire
      • Session 5: Alisa Banks; Rachel Mulder; Artist in Residence, Amanda Thackray
      • Session 6: Closing ceremony; Michael Joseph & Karen Guancione; Cocktail hour with curators
  • What Books Do Better: 25th Annual Book Arts Symposium. November 8, 2019
    • Morning Session: Joseph, Michael; Yaco, Sonia; Guancione, Karen; Jacobson, Shellie; LeCliere, Catherine; Miller, MaryAnn; Pinto, Anna
    • Afternoon Session: San Martin, Maria Veronica; Thackray, Amanda; Tuchman, Suzie; Yarringo, Jo
  • Art Wave: 24th Annual Book Arts Symposium. November 2, 2018
    • Morning Session: Joseph, Michael; Yaco, Sonia; Stengle, Sarah K.; Adili, Golnar; Ganpat, Asha; Pinto, Anna; LeCleire, Catherine; Magnoni, Dee
    • Afternoon Session: Marks, China; Lehrer, Warren; Kennedy, Amos Paul; Stufflebeem, Jean; Brodsky, Judith K.; Joseph, Michael
  • Opposition: 23rd Annual New Jersey Book Arts Symposium. November 3, 2017
    • Morning Session: Dill, Lesley; Guancione, Karen; Marks, China; Silverberg, Robbin Ami; Joseph, Michael
    • Afternoon Session: Coron, Beatrice; Faust, Dikko; Guancione, Karen; Happersett, Susan; Morrison, Lois; Pelachaud, Gaelle; Joseph, Michael
  • From Here to...There: Concept & Technique in Artists' Books. November 4, 2016
    • Morning Session: Bassis, Aileen; Jacobson, Shellie; Guancione, Karen; Ganpat, Asha; Becker, Ron; Maloney, Krisellen; Vyas, Isha; Joseph, Michael
    • Afternoon Session: Miller, MaryAnne L.; Morrison, Lois; Neilson, Heidi; Osborn, Ali; Price, Robin; Schaer, Miriam; Brodsky, Judith K.; Joseph, Michael
  • Pages and Passages: 21st Annual New Jersey Book Arts Symposium. November 6, 2015
    • Morning Session: Joseph, Michael; Maloney, Krisellen; Becker, Ronald; Vyas, Isha; Guancione, Karen; Riker, Maryann
    • Afternoon Session: Guancione, Karen; Beube, Doug; Reisen, Sydney Jean; Mackie, Elizabeth; Brodsky, Judith K.
  • 20th Anniversary Book Arts Symposium: November 7, 2014
    • Morning Session: Joseph, Michael; Gaunt, Marianne; Aschkenes, Anna M.; Coron, Béatrice; Guancione, Karen; Ganpat, Asha; Regal, Celeste; Savona, Diane
    • Afternoon Session: Guancione, Karen; Mullins, Lynn S.; Hadas, Rachel; Gorewitz, Shalom; Poast, Michael; Brodsky, Judith K.; Joseph, Michael; Ross, John
  • The Uninvited Book: The 19th Annual New Jersey Book Arts Symposium: November 1, 2013
    • Morning Session: Joseph, Michael; Aschkenes, Anna M.; Morrison, Lois; Guancione, Karen; Malarcher, Patricia; Ahmed, Amina; Nacht, Irmari
    • Afternoon Session: Joseph, Michael; Guancione, Karen; Jabar, Elizabeth; Appel, Rosaire; Wilson, Marcia; Dezsö, Andrea; Brodsky, Judith K.

About

The New Jersey Book Arts Symposium is an annual daylong event, held on the first Friday in November, that presents contemporary work by living New Jersey book artists and considers issues of current relevance to practitioners within the field of the book arts, and to the cultural perception and definition of The Book. Besides its distinctive focus on New Jersey, the NJBAS also distinguishes itself by looking at work in all aspects of the book arts - the ongoing practice of traditional arts, such as typography, book-binding, paper-making, calligraphy, illustration and book-design, alongside the innovative production of "artists' books," "bookworks" or "book objects." As well as showcasing the work of contemporary artists, the NJBAS includes panel discussions and academic papers on the history of the book.

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For programs from 1995 to present, see New Jersey Book Arts Symposium Info