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Take a deep dive into the unique artform of artist’s books with a new video series exploring selected pieces from the Cynthia Sears Artist’s Books Collection.
This first episode, Crossroads and Currents, features work by artists Tyler Starr and Tia Blassingame that bring to light historical atrocities and explore issues of racial injustice.
New videos will premiere on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month at 11am on our YouTube and Facebook pages.
But what is an artist’s book?
BIMA defines an artist’s book as a three-dimensional art object—usually one-of-a-kind or in limited edition—which tells its story over time. Participation by the viewer is required to explore its form and materials, artistic expression, and/or narrative content.
Artist’s books combine various art forms and media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, gluing and binding, sculpture, photography, textiles, creative writing, and storytelling.
Want to learn more about artist’s books?
Learn about artist’s books, explore videos from past BIMA artist’s book programs, and find out about BIMA’s collection on our website here.
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VIDEOS
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Take a look inside two artist's books from the Cynthia Sears Collection that explore issues of racial justice and atrocities. In this first episode of the new series Artist's Books Unshelved, host Catherine Alice Michaelis features "Identification of Cars Participating in Klan Rally at Montgomery Alabama, March 21st, 1965" by Tyler Starr and "Mourning/Warning: Numbers and Repeaters" by Tai Blassingame.
Learn more about artist's books at BIMA here: http://www.biartmuseum.org/artists-bo...
Learn more about artist's books at BIMA here: http://www.biartmuseum.org/artists-bo...
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550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
PARKING INFO
Parking is available and free to our visitors.
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
BIMA is located in the Island Gateway complex which has accessible parking spaces on Ravine Lane. There is a flat surface entering the courtyard, which leads into the museum. Parking is also
View moreBIMA is located in the Island Gateway complex which has accessible parking spaces on Ravine Lane. There is a flat surface entering the courtyard, which leads into the museum. Parking is also available in the underground garage. Take the elevator to First Floor Rear (1R) during museum hours for access through the Community Gallery to the Auditorium, Bistro and Museum.
All of the Museum is accessible by ramps and elevators. If someone in your party needs a wheelchair to enjoy the museum, please ask to borrow a loaner one at the reception desk.
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Feb 18, 2023
