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Book Arts Workshop Open Studio Hours 4:30pm - 6pm
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You'll find Book Arts Workshop Studios in Baker Library, Rooms 21-25. For information about transit and parking, follow directions from Baker-Berry. The closest entry point is the west entrance via North Main Street on the lower level, adjacent to the Orozco murals.
Students have full access to the Book Arts Studio for free! In light of increasing material and resourcing costs for Dartmouth’s ever-growing curricular and community engagement, some of our programs and events will require a materials and administrative fee for all other visitors. Fees are charged per 10 weeks Dartmouth academic term, or for one year after time of payment.
Please do not bring food or drinks into the bindery or letterpress studios. Water in closed bottles is fine.
Please clean up after yourself every time you use the Bindery Studio. This includes:
Please clean up after yourself every time you use the Letterpress Studio. This includes:
Our storage space is extremely limited; no one may carry over projects into the next term without the approval of a Book Arts instructor.
Rooms 21-25
25 North Main St
Hanover, NH 03755
Sarah Marcella Parella teaches letterpress printing, bookbinding, and other aspects of bookmaking. She works closely with faculty to create hands-on projects to strengthen the impact of their coursework—and with students and non-students on their extra-curricular projects. Sarah also produces books, prints and comics in the realm of nonsense and absurdity. Her work can be found in various collections such as MOMA Artist Book Collection; Printed Matter; The Banff Center; The Bancroft Library, U.C. Berkeley; Special Collections, University of Otago, NZ and others.
Deborah Howe is the Collections Conservator at Dartmouth College Library. Previously, she headed the conservation lab at Northwestern University Library. In addition to her conservation work she has been actively involved in teaching book arts. She has taught at Columbia Center for Paper and Book, the Newberry Library, the Paper and Book Intensive and currently binding classes at the Book Arts Workshop at Dartmouth. She is a long-standing member of the Guild of Book Workers and is on the board of directors of the Morgan Conservatory in Cleveland, Ohio.
Won K. Chung teaches typographic design through a series of term-long workshops called Letterpress Intensive which focuses on fine typesetting and printing. Before retiring from corporate design work, he also taught typography and design courses at RISD, Art Institute of Boston, and the University of the Arts.
Emma is an artist who is primarily interested in facilitating creative encounters with the more-than-human world. They teach hand papermaking, bookmaking, printmaking, and natural dye and ink-making in the Book Arts Workshop, and have collaborated with the Dartmouth O Farm to grow a garden of traditional dye plants for use in fibercraft and art-making.