Bibliophilia

I am, in general, opposed to travel. Holidays, work trips, trans-hemisphere-immigration, family visits, international conferences, sight-se...

Monday morning, I was back in the Gallery re-hanging the lanterns which kept falling like autumn leaves from Sky in the City. My original i...

Domestic Pilgrimage: a journey from Samsara (the delusions of suffering) to Nirvana (enlightenment). Domestic Pilgrimage begins with Ad...

The opening of Domestic Pilgrimage was delightful. The weather was glorious and the outdoor setting for the food and wine part of it was be...

Moe iho au i te po nei Ka kite au i to wairua E awhi mai ana i ahau ano pea kei te ao nei* A couple of nights after the funeral for Brad , I...

... but last night I also finished You are Beautiful , Meliors' Scarey Biggest Book Ever. The catalogues are printed, the posters are up...

Pretty much everything is as ready as it can be for installing the exhibition at the end of the week. The main task to be achieved between n...

A week out from the opening and it's feeling a lot like the end of a pregnancy: emotional, exhausted, irrational, scared, excited, inevi...

After staying up far too late to write the previous post I spent much of the night tossing and turning in a disturbing half-dream in which t...

I have been infatuated with the mobius strip (a band of paper with only one side and one edge) for quite some time. I made my first mobius s...

Three weeks from today my exhibition will open and I will be ready. I will. No doubt in my mind, despite the nervous little laugh that bur...

Tomorrow is the postmark deadline for submissions to 'Fresh Impressions: Letterpress in Contemporary Art', an exhibition at the Oreg...

Somehow somehow every once in a while in the frantic whirlwind of my life, I remember to draw attention to my breath. For a second or two, s...

This poster was one of several highlights of my visit to the Heritage Park last weekend, found in the railway station. The hair! The suit! T...

A new reader in Spain voted for a post about The Book as Art . And since she has one of the most delightful bibliophiliac websites I've...