March 1, 2004

Liberal Arts Building Hosts New Book Art Displays

The Boise State University Liberal Arts Building will host a variety of book art displays for the spring semester. Exhibitions for March include: March 1-19:    “The Book as Verbal Exploration,” by Amanda Greene “World War II Primers,” by Brent Towell. “Inscriptions and Marginalia,” by Diane Neu. The focus of the presentation is on inscriptions and margin notes encountered in books. “The Artists’ Book as an Agent of Social Change,” by Jereme Mowla. This work centers on potential book titles based on 20th century religious, sexual and social issues. “The Book as Conceptual Space,” by Mathew Brunicardi. Also on display in March: March 29-April 12: “Works by Roberta Lavadour.” March 29-April 16: “The Book as Document,” by Catherine Allen", “A Nancy Drew Library,” by Heather Moon, “A Hardy Boys' Library,” by Emily Moon. All exhibits are free and open to the public. Displays are available for viewing from 9 a.m-5 p.m. For more information about upcoming exhibits, call 426-1999.                                                                                                Contact Tom Trusky English department 208-426-1999 Media Contact Kathleen Craven communications and marketing 208-426-3275