This ran from 21st - 23rd February and was an artist's book exhibition featuring over 150 different publications from 36 publishers around the world.
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| Natalia Baylis |
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
LIPS
In the frenzy of blogging, with which I find myself occupied today, I almost forgot to include LIPS, the Limerick International Publishers Salon, which I helped to organise, along with Peter Morgan, of Road Books and one of our photography tutors.
This ran from 21st - 23rd February and was an artist's book exhibition featuring over 150 different publications from 36 publishers around the world.
The opening featured a live drawing performance by Sally O'Dowd and also a reading Judy Kravis. There was also a competition for the best book by an LSAD student, past or present which was won by Helena Grimes. And there were books, books and more books, on every subject under the sun, from good apples and bad apples to rugby to Indian kerosene lamps.
This ran from 21st - 23rd February and was an artist's book exhibition featuring over 150 different publications from 36 publishers around the world.
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