Turn the Page 2013

turn the page artists book fair 2013

 'turn the page'  returns in spectacular form to the stunning glass atrium of 

the 'Forum' in Norwich city centre 

Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th May 2013

10am-6pm

A showcase of 50 of the most innovative book artists from the UK and abroad

a must see event that is FREE to visit

turn a page or two at this unique, inspiring, wonderful world of artists books.

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Books............. but not as you know them, Ltd editions, sculptural books, altered books, multiples, book art installations

all this will be on display to browse, wonder at and buy...

We have an exciting programme of events including Poetry Readings, Demonstrations, Storytelling, Drop-in Workshops and the fabulous 1950's French Citreon van 'Dolores' which has been beautifully converted into a mobile artists library by book artist Lucy-May Schofield
...and we are very proud to announce that ttp2013 will be part of the
Writers Centre Norwich 'Summer Reads' program 
'turn the page artists book fair'

  have also organised events and displays in the beautiful interactive space of The Millenium Library,
 
PLUS the first ever appearance of the Norfolk Longbook - a community project for people who live in or are inspired by our beautiful county

Exhibitors @ turn the page 2013 
michael abrahams karen apps  les bicknell  bookartbookshop  glyn brewerton janet bradley margaret cooter  richard berry  lucy baxandall  amaranth borsuk  threefold miranda campbell gloria ceballos nicola dale rebecca dawsonannette disslin jeremy dixon theresa easton joseph field jen fox chris gibsonjoanna holden david howe jo howe heather hunter kalopsia collective orson kartt andrew law gemma lacey jean mould-hart susan mackervoy kate marsdenstef mitchell karen reilly tjasa rener chris ruston pyramid atlantic rosie sherwoodcatherine laura ward jacqueline thomas debra thompson carolyn trant  emma lloyd 

Student groups from NUA and Camberwell MA book arts

For more information go to http://turnthepage.org.u_k/index.htm

photo: 'an object of my own making'  Karen Apps