Art & creative community0 open opportunities listedMinneapolis, United States
About the organization
Founded in 1983, the Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the art and craft of the book. As one of the largest and most comprehensive book arts centers in the United States, MCBA serves as a vital hub for artists, writers, and the public, offering studio access, exhibitions, and educational programs. Its mission is rooted in the belief that the book is a dynamic art form that encompasses traditional and contemporary practices, from letterpress printing and papermaking to digital book arts and artists' books. MCBA fosters a community where experimentation and tradition coexist, encouraging artists to explore the book as a vessel for creative expression.
Programs & opportunities
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Taking part
Artists interested in proposing workshops should first familiarize themselves with MCBA's mission and program offerings. Proposals should demonstrate a clear connection to book arts, whether through traditional or experimental approaches. MCBA values workshops that are technically rigorous, creatively engaging, and accessible to a range of skill levels. It is advisable to review past workshop offerings and to contact the program director with any questions before submitting. Proposals should include a detailed description, learning objectives, and any necessary materials or equipment needs. MCBA encourages proposals that reflect diverse perspectives and innovative uses of the book form.