Whose Facts? Whose Story? | Artists' Books Unshelved

Whose story gets told and by whom? In this episode of Artists’ Books Unshelved, we look at two books that examine accounts from “official stories” and highlight the humanity found in historic narratives. Featuring artist books Newark 1967: A Narrative in Black and White by Maureen Cummins and 11033 by IBe’ Bulinda Crawley.
Artists’ websites:
Maureen Cummins: www.maureencummins.com
IBe’ Bulinda Crawley: ibearts.org/
Now in season three, Artists’ Books Unshelved is an ongoing video series that takes the viewers directly into the pages, techniques, and perspectives from selected works in the Cynthia Sears Artists’ Books Collection. Informed by research and interviews, Artists’ Books Unshelved offers an intimate viewing that highlights the artists' vision and process.
Tune in on our TH-cam and Facebook pages at 11am every 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month for a new episode!
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Newark 1967: A Narrative in Black and White by Maureen Cummins
11033 by IBe’ Bulinda Crawley
Cynthia Sears Artists Book Collection
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
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