altered book造句

• Altered books are shown and sold in art galleries and on the Internet.
• The John Michael Kohler Arts Center will host an exhibition of altered books in early 2010.
• When she began making sculptural artist's books and altered books in 2006 she continued to use collaged ephemera.
• Altered books may be as simple as adding a drawing or text to a page, or as complex as creating an intricate book sculpture.
• An exhibition of altered books by contemporary artists was shown at the Bellevue Arts Museum in 2009, titled " The Book Borrowers ".
• There are several sub-fields within Book Art, including fine press books, sculptural bookworks, artist books, altered books, designer bookbindings, installations and performances.
• An interesting example of sculpture-like altered books can be found in the mysterious paper sculptures left in various cultural institutions in Great Britain, such as the Scottish Poetry Library and the National Library of Scotland.
• An altered book artist takes a book ( old, new, recycled or multiple ) and cuts, tears, glues, burns, folds, paints, adds to, collages, rebinds, rocks, ephemera, or other three-dimensional objects.
• An early example of Dettmer's unique altered books is his 2003 work, " New International Dictionary ", an original 1947 unabridged dictionary sealed and cut to expose images within the dictionary ( Sundell 2005, at pg . 70 ).
• Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, stained glass, altered books, copper-pigment work, assemblage, collage, oil-painting, quilting, acrylic painting, fiber art, mixed media, encaustic painting, fashion and custom clothing, antiques and their restoration, sculpture, drawing, photography, book-selling, basket-weaving, re-cycled and up-cycled art, botanical objects, mosaic, clay, pottery, music instruction and performance, art instruction, watercolors, dichroic glass, woodcarving, jewelery, cut and polished stone work, metal working and many more.
• A reviewer noted one visual narrative or journal, " Collage Journal : New York to New Mexico ", featured " tickets, programs, invitations and other ephemera that form a memoir of a period in her life or a particular trip . " In the issue of " Bound and Lettered magazine " which featured one of Stablein's altered books on the cover, a reviewer of the art monograph " Bind, Alter, Fold : Artist Books " notes the three dimensional quality of Stablein's accordion-style binding, " permits the viewer to see the billboard-like array of pages, with their colorful collage of images and text, in a way similar to a traveler observing advertising along the highway ".