🔵 Society of Bookbinders International Competition 2022 [Bookish Talk #31]
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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We discuss the upcoming International Competition with two people in charge of it: Amy Kitcherside and Talitha Wachtelborn, book professionals from the UK. You still have time to make a book and join the competition until the beginning of May.
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00:00 - Beginning
00:16 - The International Bookbinding Competition of The Society of Bookbinders
02:24 - What are the Competition categories, and who are the Judges?
06:40 - Delivery of books, catalog
08:01 - Will the public be able to see books from the Competition?
09:02 - The periodicity of The Society of Bookbinders Competition and desynchronization with the Designer Bookbinders Competition, the difference between two competitions
10:55 - More about book categories: what is the book or the book arts?
14:49 - Is there a size criteria of the book for the Competition, few words about the cases
17:19 - If Talitha and Amy wanted to enter the Competition, which category did they choose?
18:16 - More about the Restoration category
19:42 - Will be in the Competition something that fits with the Tomorrow's Past concept (modern conservation bindings for antiquarian books)?
21:45 - How many books are expected?
22:41 - The Geography of participants
26:06 - More about Historic Binding category
Thankyou for that. I am relatively new to bookbinding and know very little about this competition but this video has explained it a lot more to me. :)
Glad it was helpful!