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American Printing History Association
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Devoted to the study of printing history and its related arts, including calligraphy, typefounding, typography, papermaking, bookbinding, illustration, and publishing.
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Book Works
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Book Works is non-profit organisation based in London. Their mission is to commission and produce new books in collaboration with contemporary artists and writers.
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Broken wrist project
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Hybrid format that blurs the line between street-level art books and literary journals. Archive, list of contributing artists, press clippings, and submission guidelines.
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Caxton Club of Chicago
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An organization of authors, binders, collectors, conservators, dealers, designers, editors, librarians, publishers, and scholars who share a common interest in the arts pertaining to the production of books. Highlights the history, monthly meetings and events, and book-related resources.
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CBBAG
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The Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild
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Cincinnati Book Arts Society
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News, events and exhibits of the Cincinnati Book Arts Society. Visiting book artist lectures and workshops.
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Guild of Book Workers
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GBW is the national non-profit organization for book arts. It sets national standards for bookbinders and provides information on bookbinding, printing, conservation, marbling, calligraphy, and papermaking.
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Hand Bookbinders of California
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The HBC was started in 1972 for those with interest in creating and collecting fine bindings. The group offers workshops, lectures, social activities and exhibitions.
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Private Presses of New Mexico
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Two centuries of literary history in New Mexico's private press movement. Features online exhibits, gallery guide, and educational materials.
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San Francisco Center for the Book
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The Center offers book arts classes, lectures and exhibitions for bay area artists.
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The New York Center for Book Arts
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Dedicated to the traditional craft of book-making, as well as contemporary interpretations of the book as an art object.
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University of Alabama
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Offering an M.F.A in the book arts.
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