Flow and Spin | Artists' Books Unshelved

Exploring the possibilities of movement and reader interaction are some of the hallmarks of artists’ books. In this episode of "Artists’ Books Unshelved," we look at two books that create unexpected experiences by interacting with their pages: "Bernoulli’s Equation for Unsteady Potential Flow", by Amandine Nabarra, and "Helianthus", by Gail Wight.
Artists’ websites:
Amandine Nabarra: amandinenabarra.com/
Gail Wight / Salt Point Press: saltpointpress.com/
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 to our TH-cam channel at 11am every 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month for a new episode!
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"Bernoulli’s Equation for Unsteady Potential Flow" by Amanda Nabarra
"Helianthus" by Gail Wight
Cynthia Sears Artists Book Collection
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art

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All these posts are so inspiring and important. Thank you for the continuous bar to reach for.

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A M A Z I N G creativity. Thank-you for sharing these wonderful artists' books. They make your eyes/mind open wide with curiosity. What inspiration for children and adults.