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Rebecca Lown

Rebecca Lown is a New York City-based designer who was awarded a production grant for her artist’s book Inviolable Habits. She received her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and has run her own book design studio for over 15 years.

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http://www.rebeccalown.com/

Residencies

  • Artist’s Book Residency Grant (1993) , Book Arts

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Artist's Book Collection

Inviolable habits
1993

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Instagram post 2180973177609664487_214577245 #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving, founded in response to the commercialism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This year it falls on Tuesday 12/3, and we are excited to announce that we will be participating! We’ll be using the day to raise funds for WSW’s #biggestfan, AKA a brand new exhaust system for our intaglio studio! Mark your calendars and stay tuned...
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Instagram post 2178040791632817517_214577245 It's all hands on deck in the bindery as we work on production of our newest artist’s book. Artist @r.skye.t is pictured here with a mockup of her project, which involves five panels of intricately woven paper for each book and will be letterpress printed in Cherokee Syllabary!
Instagram post 2176586658363013130_214577245 We're proud to announce the publication of Calling All Denizens, by Kimi Hanauer. This book delves into the history of immigration and naturalization policy in the U.S., focusing on racial prerequisite laws which limited citizenship to “free white aliens” until 1952. It includes summaries of the 52 court cases that challenged these laws, honoring the individuals who questioned the racialized nature of American citizenship. This artist’s book is formatted as a toolkit for those wish to further the aims of Calling All Denizens, and consists of a xerox-printed resource book, workshop plan, letterpress-printed manifesto, pencil, and a screen-printed flag. The workshop plan is designed to facilitate expansive conversation and learning around the exclusive and racialized history of citizenship and may be reproduced for educational purposes
Instagram post 2175857478008625012_214577245 We got a very exciting delivery from @oddities_prints today.... Stay tuned to find out how you can score this take on founder Babs Leoff-Burge’s 1980 design from our archives!
Instagram post 2172975912123339665_214577245 Don't miss your last opportunity to apply for our Artist's Book Residency Grant and Art-in-Ed Artist's Book Residency Grant! The deadline to postmark your application is just one week from today! Use the link in our bio to find out more
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Instagram post 2180973177609664487_214577245 #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving, founded in response to the commercialism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This year it falls on Tuesday 12/3, and we are excited to announce that we will be participating! We’ll be using the day to raise funds for WSW’s #biggestfan, AKA a brand new exhaust system for our intaglio studio! Mark your calendars and stay tuned...
Instagram post 2180211731716166306_214577245 To know Woody is to love Woody. Happy (belated) birthday to our maintenance mogul of over 40 years!
Instagram post 2178040791632817517_214577245 It's all hands on deck in the bindery as we work on production of our newest artist’s book. Artist @r.skye.t is pictured here with a mockup of her project, which involves five panels of intricately woven paper for each book and will be letterpress printed in Cherokee Syllabary!
Instagram post 2176586658363013130_214577245 We're proud to announce the publication of Calling All Denizens, by Kimi Hanauer. This book delves into the history of immigration and naturalization policy in the U.S., focusing on racial prerequisite laws which limited citizenship to “free white aliens” until 1952. It includes summaries of the 52 court cases that challenged these laws, honoring the individuals who questioned the racialized nature of American citizenship. This artist’s book is formatted as a toolkit for those wish to further the aims of Calling All Denizens, and consists of a xerox-printed resource book, workshop plan, letterpress-printed manifesto, pencil, and a screen-printed flag. The workshop plan is designed to facilitate expansive conversation and learning around the exclusive and racialized history of citizenship and may be reproduced for educational purposes
Instagram post 2175857478008625012_214577245 We got a very exciting delivery from @oddities_prints today.... Stay tuned to find out how you can score this take on founder Babs Leoff-Burge’s 1980 design from our archives!
Instagram post 2172975912123339665_214577245 Don't miss your last opportunity to apply for our Artist's Book Residency Grant and Art-in-Ed Artist's Book Residency Grant! The deadline to postmark your application is just one week from today! Use the link in our bio to find out more
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Instagram post 2171524816888620088_214577245 We're excited to announce our latest artist’s book publication, Your Leader Could be a Tyrant, How to Tell, by WSW co-founders Ann Kalmbach and Tatana Kellner! Inspired by the rise in ultra-nationalism, Your Leader Could be a Tyrant, How to Tell incorporates silhouetted images of each tyrant with hand stamped text about their peculiar habits and statistical information about their rule. Originally conceived as a companion to Your Co-Worker Could Be A Space Alien from 1985, this book mixes humor and horror to underscore our contemporary reality. See more through the link in our bio!
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