Books in Other Forms w Em—Dash: Bookbinding Techniques
About the series:Books in Other Forms is a three-part workshop series exploring how books can exist beyond the traditional format, giving you the tools to start, shape, and finish your own publication.
Books in Other Forms w Em—Dash: Bookbinding Techniques
About the series:Books in Other Forms is a three-part workshop series exploring how books can exist beyond the traditional format, giving you the tools to start, shape, and finish your own publication.
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Fri 29 May
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Pulsar Space, 7-10 Bateman's Row, London EC2A 3HH, UK
Pulsar Space, 7-10 Bateman's Row, London EC2A 3HH, UK
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About the series:Books in Other Forms is a three-part workshop series exploring how books can exist beyond the traditional format, giving you the tools to start, shape, and finish your own publication. Feel free to sign up for the full series or join individual sessions depending on your interests.Books in Other Forms #3: Bookbinding Techniques Want to learn different ways to bind a book? And how to choose which method works best for your publication? We’ll introduce a range of binding techniques: from staple and spiral binding to hand sewing, pamphlet and concertina folds, as well as more makeshift approaches using paper clips, elastic bands, and found materials. You’ll experiment with different methods and learn which kinds of binding best complements the content of your publication. Our Host:Em—Dash is a South East London based studio + press, experimenting with the book-form, and playfully publishing work that spans across art-practice, design, research, and visual culture. Beyond books, they have worked across mediums of curation, film and radio. Workshops encourage the sharing of ideas, skills and facilitating collective making. Em—Dash is operated by artists and designers Aarushi Matiyani + Saundra Liemantoro. Pulsar: Pulsar is a learning space for young people across creative disciplines. We host participatory workshops designed to leave you with something tangible: a skill, a method, or a new way of thinking you can carry into your personal or professional practice.