The future of the book is here. These works from the Cynthia Sears Artist’s Books Collection bend convention, break tradition, and steer a bold course for the future of artist’s books. This exhibition features more than forty local, national, and international artists working in diverse formats, materials, and themes, including:

Golnar Adili – She Feels Your Absence Deeply

Shana Agid – Call a Wrecking Ball to Make a Window

Islam Aly – Transpose

Elizabeth Banfield – Amendment

Alisa Banks and Diane Jacobs – Interwoven Alphabet

Alisa Banks – Inheritance

Mare Blocker
– The Ultimate Self-help
– Istoriato Maiolica :Cadmus & Harmonia

Leopoldo Bloom – How to Transition on Sixty-Three Cents a Day

Bookwalter, Denise; Fichter, Robert; Nettles, Bea – Cropwork Orange

Irene Chan
– Textile History Paper Doll Barbie
– Cavernous

Julie Chen
– Octopus
– The Accretion of Identity

Rita Collins – Friends

Steven Daiber – Socrates, Know Thyself

Natalie Draz – The City Within

Malini Gupta – The Fortune Teller

Lucia Harrison – Old Growth: Beneath the Forest Floor

Ed Hutchins – Cacophany

Susan E. King
–Women in Cars
– Queen of Wands

Emily Martin
– Slices
– Fly Away

Kyoko Matsunaga – The Skin Square, The Pupil Square: Dreams of
Scientists

Jeff Morin – Sacred Space

Lois Morrison – After Water Aerobics

Katherine Ng – Fortune Ate Me

Radha Pandey – Taxonomy of Shapes

Joanna Poehlman – Seed Catalogue Vol III

Benjamin D Rinehart – Revolving Gender

Laura Russell – Take Me, I’m Yours

Keri Miki-Lani Schroeder – Influxstructure: A Topography of Ghosts

Robin Ami Silverberg
– titok
– Living With Tassels and Trim

Jana Sim – Language Mobius

Daniel Smith – Mortal Salt

Linda Smith – Inside Chance

Tamar Stone – It’s Where I Am Now

Barb Tetenbaum – Diagram of Wind