[Libri] Books to Blogs: Past and Future of the Book events, 15-16 November
Prof. James Wald (der Geist, der stets verneint)
jwald at hampshire.edu
Fri Nov 2 15:28:10 EDT 2007
Dear Colleagues,
Here is the program of book-history events for the next BookMarks
weekend.
Best,
Jim Wald
SOUTH HADLEY, Mass.—Museums 10 and Mount Holyoke College present the
third weekend of programs for BookMarks: A celebration of the Art
and History of the Book. Two days of dynamic programming at Mount
Holyoke College, Books to Blogs and Back, will explore a range of
issues associated with the history and the future of the book.
Programs on November 15 - 16 include a keynote lecture given by
Robert Darnton, a talk by Jason Epstein and a panel with Terry
Belanger, Sven Birkerts and Lisa Gitelman, moderated by NPR’s Corey
Flintoff.
All events are free and open to the public.
Thursday, November 15th
7:00pm
Keynote lecture: “The Research Library in the New Age of Information”
Robert Darnton
Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, Gamble Auditorium
Friday, November 16
9:00am – 11:00am
Books to Blogs Expo
Interactive exhibits relating to the history of book creation and
publication.
Mount Holyoke College Library, Information, & Technology Services (LITS)
Miles-Smith Wing, Information Commons
· Bookbinding with Peter Geraty of Praxis Bookbindery in
Easthampton, Massachusetts
· Small letterpress printing demonstration by master printer
Carl Darrow of Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts
· University of Massachusetts Press, Bruce Wilcox
· Modern Memoirs Private Publishing, Kitty Axelson-Berry
· Online Self-Publishing
· Zines: Alternative, Self-Published, Non-commercial Works
· Kirtas APT BookScan Gold Book Scanner by Joseph Merritt &
Company
· Blogs in Action: An Interactive Demonstration
· Assistive Technology, How Technology Has Helped the Disabled
More details at http://www.mtholyoke.edu/lits/17321.shtml
11:00am
Lecture: “Farewell to Gutenberg”
Jason Epstein
Mount Holyoke College LITS, Dwight 101
1:30pm
Panel discussion: “The Past and Future of the Book”
Corey Flintoff, Moderator
Terry Belanger: “Books and Horses”
Sven Birkerts: “The Hive Life”
Lisa Gitelman: “Reading at Risk”
Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, Gamble Auditorium
3:30pm
Reception
Mount Holyoke College LITS, Williston Library Courtyard
For more information, visit http://museums10.org/BookMarks/.
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