PMV︎BF

Exhibitors

Programs

Arcade

🎲

PMV︎BF

Exhibitors

Programs

Arcade

🎲

︎︎︎Full Schedule

The Classroom ︎
The Stage ︎
CABC ︎

Programs on exhibitor sites! ︎

Leave comments, share thoughts, and ask questions for each program’s participants.

CABC is an annual conference that covers a range of topics with artists, scholars, and others in the field of artists’ books. Titled “The Temperature of Art Book Criticism and Scholarship,” this year’s CABC addresses the importance of developing new critical tools for assessing artists’ books and their broader impact on cultural and artistic practice. Sessions include Maddy Rosenberg (CENTRAL BOOKING), Levi Sherman (Artists' Book Reviews), Paul Soulellis (Queer.Archive.Work), Pablo Helguera, and Johanna Drucker. The 2021 CABC is organized by the 2021 CABC Committee and the Center for Book Arts, and is generously supported by Stephen Bury and Sorted Library. See full schedule and register for CABC here.

LIVE CHANNELS

The Classroom / Friendly Fire ︎
The Stage ︎
CABC ︎

︎︎︎ FULL SCHEDULE

Click here to find exhibitor led events! ︎

Today’s Schedule

︎
- 11am–12:30pm EST – The Classroom ︎
  “Well, is it even a photobook, Dayanita?” with Dayanita Singh and Anshika Varma
  
  ︎
  
  Dayanita Singh published her first artist’s book Zakir Hussain in 1986, and in doing so, challenged contemporary notions of photography, book, and form. Five years later, Steidl announced the publication of her student maquette as a three-part book object—a witness to her influence in expanding the book form. In this conversation, Singh speaks with Anshika Varma, founder of the publisher Offset Projects based in New Delhi, India, on the significance of provoking a space between the publishing house and the art gallery, and the endless possibilities presented within it. Presented by Offset Projects.
- 12:30–2pm EST – The Classroom ︎
  Beau Geste Press, in conversation with Felipe Ehrenberg, David Mayor, and Alice Motard
  
  ︎
  
  On the occasion of the newly launching eponymous publication Beau Geste Press, BOM DIA BOA TARDE BOA NOITE shares insight into the practice and history of the eponymous publishing house. The program features two interviews between three co-founders of Beau Geste Press: Alice Motard with Felipe Ehrenberg, and then with David Mayor. Alice Motard is the chief curator at CAPC musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux and editor of this new publication. Presented by BOM DIA BOA TARDE BOA NOITE.