Study day Poetic Artists Books
Delivered by the Centre for Print Research
Page last updated 11 October 2022
Introduction
Join Jeremy Dixon, the poet and artist's book maker, for two days of inspirational, practical work devoted to producing your own unique poetic artists' book.
We will examine artists' books long association with poetry and how such books can reflect, amplify and/or become the themes of the poetry they contain. An eclectic range of poetic and practical bookmaking techniques will be explored including concrete poetry, erasure poetry, Found poetry, collage, pamphlets, zines, stab binding and collaboration to create new and exciting work.
View the Poetic Artists' Books flyer (PDF) for more information.
Structure
Content
This will be an energetic, practical two days looking at words and poetry in fun and inclusive ways, and aims to give participants the confidence and techniques to find new ways of using words and poetry in their own practice.
All materials will be provided but please bring along any poetry (either your own or by someone else) or any other items of ephemera that you have collected and may want to incorporate into a book (don't worry if you haven't got anything, there will be lots of stuff available on the course to use!).
Features
Study facilities
Our new state-of-the-art Design Studios at Bower Ashton feature flexible workshop spaces, design studios, the Fabrication Centre, the Centre for Print Research and dedicated collaborative learning spaces.
Prices and dates
Supplementary fee information
- Full price registration: £249
- Concessionary price registration: £199
The course price includes all materials, PPE and catering.
Dates
13 to 14 July 2022 (09:30-16:30 each day)
Please note the University terms and conditions of purchase for CPD.
How to apply
How to apply
To book your place, please apply online.
The course is limited to a maximum of eight participants, please sign up early to secure your place.
Extra information
About the tutor
Jeremy Dixon was born in Essex and now lives in rural South Wales making Artist's Books that combine poetry and photography.
Since founding Hazard Press in 2010, he has participated in many book fairs including BABE, Glasgow International Artists Bookfair, Turn the Page in Norwich and the Small Publishers' Fair in London. He has had work exhibited both in the UK and abroad in America, Russia and Iceland. Hazard Press books are in many private and public collections including the National Library of Wales, the Tate Gallery, the Saison Poetry Library, the University of Pennsylvania, and Winchester School of Art. His debut poetry collection, IN RETAIL, was published by Arachne Press in 2019.
His poems have appeared both online and in print in Roundyhouse Magazine, Riptide Journal, Lighthouse Journal, Durable Goods, and Really System, among others. More information about Jeremy.
For further information
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