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Speaking of Book Arts: Oral Histories from UW-Madison is a first-time collaboration between the Chazen, Kohler Art Library, and UW Archives presenting fifty years of book arts at UW–Madison.
The Road West: The Steve Turner Collection of African Americana, Part I
During a time of globalization, colonization, and warfare, Europeans in the Renaissance embraced new technology even as they lamented its destabilizing consequences.
Winter Fine Art Auction
Featuring the Robert Allan Haas Collection of Alphonse Mucha Graphics, subject of major traveling museum exhibitions.
Featuring the Robert Allan Haas Collection of Alphonse Mucha Graphics, subject of major traveling museum exhibitions.
Inspired by the work of scholar and antiquarian book dealer William S. Reese (1955-2018), this exhibition highlights Western Americana in the Clements Library collections.
With generous funding from the Jerome Foundation, guidance from their selected mentors, workshops, and critical support from MCBA, the Mentorship recipients spent one year developing skills in book
New Editions is an annual, two-day celebration of new artist book publications, featuring locally and nationally created artist books, photo books, chapbooks, zines, broadsides, and hand printed wo
This exhibit examines MSU's growing collection of medieval manuscripts and early printed books in a variety of genres, both sacred and secular, including medicine, poetry, cookery, religious devoti
Mimic examines the history and craft of marbling, from book arts origins to present day 3D sculpture, fine art, and other decorative objects.
