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Erinn Batykefer Laura Damon-Moore The Artist's Library (Hardback)
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- Objectstaat
- Book Title
- The Artist's Library
- Title
- The Artist's Library
- Subtitle
- A Field Guide
- Contributor
- Pigza Jessica (Foreword by)
- EAN
- 9781566893534
- ISBN
- 9781566893534
- Genre
- Language & Reference
- Subject
- Arts & Photography
- Release Date
- 06/26/2014
- Release Year
- 2014
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- US
- Publication Name
- Artist's Library : a Field Guide
- Item Length
- 7in
- Publisher
- Coffee House Press
- Publication Year
- 2014
- Series
- Books in Action Ser.
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.8in
- Item Width
- 5in
- Item Weight
- 10.6 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 220 Pages
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A guide to libraries as creative spaces including exercises, best practices, and examples for artists, librarians, and community members.
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Publisher
Coffee House Press
ISBN-10
1566893534
ISBN-13
9781566893534
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172416923
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Publication Name
Artist's Library : a Field Guide
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2014
Series
Books in Action Ser.
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
220 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
7in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
5in
Item Weight
10.6 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Z716.4a78 2014
Reviews
"Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." — Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." — Publishers Weekly In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." — The Journal Sentinel The Artist's Library is brought to us by the inspired folks at The Library as Incubator Project and . . . is a celebration of artists and their use of the library as a space, as a resource, and as a creative font." —MPL Mad Reads "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer—or simply have an itch to create something cool." — Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living While people are wondering about the future of libraries, this fabulous guide shows how the institution is an active, essential center of art and public life, how the creative community is engaging with it, and how we can, too. Required reading for anyone interested in art, books, society, creativity, and information. Namely, everyone." —Wendy MacNaughton, "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." -- Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." -- Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." -- Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book--the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." -- NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." -- Publishers Weekly "In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure--whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale--it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free--often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." -- Poets & Writers "Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." -- The Journal Sentinel "The Artist's Library is brought to us by the inspired folks at The Library as Incubator Project and . . . is a celebration of artists and their use of the library as a space, as a resource, and as a creative font." --MPL Mad Reads "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer--or simply have an itch to create something cool." -- Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." -- Midwest Living "While people are wondering about the future of libraries, this fabulous guide shows how the institution is an active, essential center of art and public life, how the creative community is engaging with it, and how we can, too. Required reading for anyone interested in art, books, society, creativity, and information. Namely, everyone." --Wendy MacNaughton " The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is an immeasurable delight in its entirety." -- Brain Pickings, "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." — Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." — Publishers Weekly In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." — The Journal Sentinel The Artist's Library is brought to us by the inspired folks at The Library as Incubator Project and . . . is a celebration of artists and their use of the library as a space, as a resource, and as a creative font." —MPL Mad Reads "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer—or simply have an itch to create something cool." — Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." — Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." — Publishers Weekly In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." — The Journal Sentinel "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer—or simply have an itch to create something cool." — Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." — Publishers Weekly "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." -- Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." -- Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." -- Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book--the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." -- NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." -- Publishers Weekly "In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure--whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale--it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free--often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." -- Poets & Writers "Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." -- The Journal Sentinel "The Artist's Library is brought to us by the inspired folks at The Library as Incubator Project and . . . is a celebration of artists and their use of the library as a space, as a resource, and as a creative font." --MPL Mad Reads "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer--or simply have an itch to create something cool." -- Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." -- Midwest Living "While people are wondering about the future of libraries, this fabulous guide shows how the institution is an active, essential center of art and public life, how the creative community is engaging with it, and how we can, too. Required reading for anyone interested in art, books, society, creativity, and information. Namely, everyone." --Wendy MacNaughton, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." -- Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." -- Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." -- Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book--the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." -- NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." -- Publishers Weekly "In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure--whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale--it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free--often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." -- Poets & Writers "Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." -- The Journal Sentinel "The Artist's Library is brought to us by the inspired folks at The Library as Incubator Project and . . . is a celebration of artists and their use of the library as a space, as a resource, and as a creative font." --MPL Mad Reads "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer--or simply have an itch to create something cool." -- Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." -- Midwest Living "While people are wondering about the future of libraries, this fabulous guide shows how the institution is an active, essential center of art and public life, how the creative community is engaging with it, and how we can, too. Required reading for anyone interested in art, books, society, creativity, and information. Namely, everyone." --Wendy MacNaughton " The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is an immeasurable delight in its entirety." -- Brain Pickings, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." — Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." — Publishers Weekly In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer—or simply have an itch to create something cool." — Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." --Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." --Library Journal "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." --Kirkus Reviews "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book--the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." --NewPages "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." --Publishers Weekly "In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure--whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale--it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free--often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." --Poets & Writers "Like the generosity of the library itself, this little book is an inventive and highly accessible source book, sure to inspire new forms of art, engagement and learning." --The Journal Sentinel "The Artist's Library is brought to us by the inspired folks at The Library as Incubator Project and . . . is a celebration of artists and their use of the library as a space, as a resource, and as a creative font."--MPL Mad Reads "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer--or simply have an itch to create something cool." --Book Riot "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." --Midwest Living "While people are wondering about the future of libraries, this fabulous guide shows how the institution is an active, essential center of art and public life, how the creative community is engaging with it, and how we can, too. Required reading for anyone interested in art, books, society, creativity, and information. Namely, everyone." --Wendy MacNaughton "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is an immeasurable delight in its entirety." --Brain Pickings, "Wisconsin authors and librarians Laura Damon-Moore and Erinn Batykefer have a broader vision for what a library can be. . . The Artist's Library is designed to give readers an overview of the landscape they'll be exploring and share specific examples of how artists have used libraries in their work. . ." — Capitol Times "Librarians Damon-Moore and Batykefer (cofounders, with Christina Endres, Librarian as Incubator Project [LaIP]) have succeeded in producing a guide that benefits artists, librarians, and all creative learners. Libraries and the people who work in and visit them can be an immense resource for building and inspiring creativity, no matter the media in which one works." — Library Journal "This is a fun and accessible guide, particularly for young readers who may not be aware of everything the library has to offer." — Publishers Weekly "This quirky and imaginative book celebrates individuals' potential for creativity and libraries as vital and vibrant community resources." — Kirkus "The Artist's Library: A Field Guide is the best kind of self-help book—the library providing intellectual and artistic growth on a personal level." — NewPages In an overstimulated age, when inspired contemplative space can be challenging to secure—whether you live in a culturally rich city or a more remote locale—it can be easy to forget that libraries even exist, that there's a place full of literature, art, reliable resources, and unimpeded quiet available for free—often just a walk or short drive away. But Batykefer and her cohort, along with their creative contributors, are predicting an expansion of the idea of what a library is and does." — Poets & Writers "In [The Artist's Library], Laura and Erinn share some artistic projects that prove today's library isn't the shushing environment you may remember from first grade. . . . Maybe that's not quite how you've always thought of libraries, but that's exactly what the Incubator Project hopes to change." — Midwest Living "[The Artist's Library] details unexpected (and easy) ways to use library resources to boost your creativity, whether you're a professional artist, writer, or performer—or simply have an itch to create something cool."— Book Riot
Table of Content
Foreword by Jessica Pigza Introduction Exploring the Library as Subject Finding Inspiration in Library Collections Using the Library for Creative Project Research Using the Library as a Space to Work Using the Library as an Arts Venue Creating Successful Programming Partnerships with Libraries Using the Library to Start or Grow Your Art Organization or Business Additional Library-based Creativity Exercises
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2014
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Trade
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Creative Ability, Library & Information Science / General, General
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2013-035168
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Art, Psychology, Language Arts & Disciplines
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Perfect . Just what I wanted .
f***f (518)- Feedback gegeven door koper.
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Nice item