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Peter D. Verheyen
Librarian/Research and Emerging Issues Analyst
Syracuse University Libraries
222 Waverly Ave
Syracuse, NY 13244
Peter D. Verheyen
Librarian/Research and Emerging Issues Analyst
Syracuse University Libraries
222 Waverly Ave
Syracuse, NY 13244
1995-1997 MLS, School of Information
Studies, Syracuse University.
1981-1985 BA, The Johns Hopkins University,
German literature major.
1981 DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Fellowship for German Area
Biography listed in Marquis' Who's Who
in America: 2007 - 2016.
Biography listed in Marquis' Who's Who
in the World: 2008 - 2016.
Laura Young Award, 2009:
The Laura Young Award recognizes members who have made an outstanding contribution
of service to the Guild of Book Workers.
Professional Associate, American Institute of Conservation: 2002 -.
Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Society: 1981.
German, speak, read and write fluently. Basic reading knowledge of French
and Italian.
2013 - : Research and Emerging Issues Analyst, Program
Management Center, Syracuse University
Libraries. This newly created position will assist the Library in identifying,
processing, analyzing, interpreting and maintaining the information it needs
to help provide a better place and services for patrons.
Syracuse University Web Pages:
University Libraries Staff Page
Syracuse University Library Subject Guides
and Preservation
2008 - 2013: As Head, Preservation and Conservation responsibilities included
the rare book conservation lab, circulating collections repair, and audio
reformatting. Also played a strong role in digital preservation activities
and planning related to preservation of collections as they relate to the
new offsite storage facility. Other activities include serving on Mentoring
Team (past Chair) and service on relevant committees, community outreach
related to the book arts and preservation, as well as maintenance of departmental
web pages and subject guides. Promoted to "Librarian," Fall 2008.
1999 - 2008: Preservation and Access Librarian for Special
Collections Research Center, Syracuse
University Library. Responsibilities included: serving as member of
senior management team for the Special Collections Research Center ; management
of Conservation Lab; conservation of rare materials; digitization and encoding
of primary source material; web site maintenance and design; exhibitions
curation and preparation; project management. Member of digitization related
committees. Have served on promotion committee (1 yr. as Chair) and multiple
search committees. Supervise 1 FTE professional staff, up to 2 work-study
students, and interns. Promoted to Associate Librarian with "permanent status,"
Fall 2003.
Spring, 2003: Adjunct Faculty / Binder in Residence , Wells College Book Arts
Center. Co-taught Bookbinding I and II. Courses focus on developing
a strong background in the principles of traditional bookbinding. Covered
techniques include pamphlet, concertina, 4-hole Japanese, German (Bradel)
case binding, enclosures, and decorated papers.
1998-1999: Archival Product Manager / Staff Conservator, Gaylord
Brothers, Syracuse, NY. Position entailed working with manufacturing,
purchasing, sales, customer service and marketing operations to manage a
multi-million dollar product line. Also monitored the Help Line,
a free preservation consulting service.
1995-1998: Conservation Librarian for the Syracuse
University Library. Member of Library Web Development Committee and
past chair of the Library's University Relations Committee (LURC). Responsibilities
in this 3 year, grant-funded, position included establishment of conservation
lab and conservation of Special Collections
materials; digitization and encoding of collection finding-aids and
primary source materials; design and maintenance of 3 departmental
websites. Supervised up to 3 work-study students.
1993-1995: Rare Book Conservator for the Cornell
University Library. Supervised 2 FTE. Involved with planning and implementation
of conservation component of NEH funded project, and treatment of special
collections materials.
1991-1992: Employed as Assistant Conservator in the Yale University Libraries.
Worked on items from Yale's special collections and supervised 2 FTE + up
to 4 students in paperback stiffening.
1988-1991: Assistant Conservator to William Minter, Chicago, IL.
Fall, 1988: Attended 3-month Mellon Internship in rare book conservation
at the Folger Shakespeare Library with Frank Mowery.
1988 Assistant Conservator at Midwest Book and Paper Conservation, a division
of The Monastery Hill Bindery, Chicago, IL.
1987 - Present: Working as binder and conservator in private practice.
Clients have included the National Gallery of Art Library, the Iowa State
University Library, Xerox Corporation, the Syracuse
University Library, Central New York Library
Resource Council as well as private collectors. Work has included all
levels of conservation treatments, hands-on workshops, consultancies, and
project website development.
Fall, 1987: Attended courses in paper conservation and the restoration
of leather, vellum, and those bindings which have wooden boards at the Professional
School for Book Restorers (Centro del bel Libro) in Ascona, Switzerland.
1985-1987: Formal apprenticeship in the Kunstbuchbinderei Dietmar Klein, Gelsenkirchen,
Germany. Final Examination (Gesellenprüfung) completed July, 1987.
Fall, 1984: 3-month internship in the bindery of the Germanisches
Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg, Germany.
1981-1984: Work-study student in Preservation
Department of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library of The Johns Hopkins
Current Member:
American Institute of Conservation:
Member of Book
and Paper Group (BPG), and Electronic
Media Group (EMG). Professional Associate status awarded February, 2002.
Serving as mentor in Emerging
Conservation Professionals Network Mentoring Program; Listowner of CIPPNEWS-L
listserv, 2002-2005. (Member 2001-)
American Library Association (ACRL:
Chair of PEODG: Preservation Education and Outreach Discussion Group. 1997-99.
Member of Education Committee, 1998-1999. Member Banks Harris Award Jury,
2011 & 2015. PARS Preservation Week Committee 2013-15. (Member 1995-)
Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild.
(Member 1991-)
Designer Bookbinders
(Member 1987-)
Eastern New York/Association of College and
Research Libraries (Member 2010-)
(Member 2015-)
Society of American Archivists (SAA)
(Member 1996-)
Reviewed New York State Discretionary grant proposals for conservation
treatment. 1993, 2008-.
Reviewed National Endowment for the Humanities / National Park System
administered "Save America's Treasures" grants, 2004 -
Past Member:
Association Reliure d'Art (ARA) Canada
(Member 2003-2007)
Central Library Resource Council (CLRC)
Member, Digitization Committee, 2008-2009. Member, LSTA Digitization Project
Committee "Preparing CNY History for the Future" 2001- 2002. Chair,
Preservation Committee, 1999 - 2001. Member, Preservation Committee, 1996-2001.
Member, planning committee for 5-year Regional Automation Plan, 1999.
College Book Art Association
(Member 2009-2013)
Guild of Book Workers:
Past Chairman, Exhibitions Committee 1990 - 1996 and 2004 - 2006. Publicity
/ Public Relations Chair 1996-2002. Also member of New England Chapter.
Member of Exhibitions Committee, 2006-2008. (Member 1987-2014)
Hand Bookbinders of California (Member 2002-2006)
Institute of Paper Conservation (Member 1986-2005)
Meister der Einbandkunst:
Developed website 2002 - 2005. (Member 2001-2005)
Past Member:
"De Springrug" (The Springback) by Karin Cox. Contributed technical
diagrams and photographs for an article in Handboekbinden,
the journal of the Stichting Handboekbinden in the Netherlands, Vol 8, Number
2, 2015.
für Ernst Collin. Meister der Einbandkunst (MDE) Rundbrief,
2014.2. pp 34-35.
Access: A Model for Sharing Published Conservation Research. Written
by Priscilla Anderson, Whitney Baker, Beth Doyle, and Peter Verheyen. AIC
News, vol. 39, no. 3. May 1, 2014. pp. 1-6.
Edited technical descriptions and front-matter for the exhibition catalog
to Limp Bindings from the Vatican Library.
Monica Langwe curator. Sollerön, Sweden: Monica Langwe, 2013.
Researched and translated passages from historic (primary-source) German
binding manuals for Jeffrey S. Peachey's chapter "Beating, Rolling and
Pressing: The Compression of Signatures in Bookbinding Prior to Sewing"
in Suave
Mechanicals: Essays in the History of Bookbinding,
Volume 1. Ed. Julia Miller. Ann Arbor: The Legacy Press, 2013. (pp. 316-381).
en perkament: Translation by Marlene Hoogeveen of "Vellum
on Boards" for Handboekbinden (Journal of the Stichting
Handboekbinden in the Netherlands), Vol 3, 2012. The article first appeared
in the Guild of Book Workers Journal, Vol 39 (2004).
& Conservation: A Sixty-year Odyssey of Art and Craft by Don
Etherington. Review published in Book Arts Arts du Livre Canada, journal of
the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild, 2010.
Republished in an extended version in The Bonefolder, Vol 7,
2011 and Bound & Lettered, Summer 2011.
Translation of Der Pressbengel by Ernst Collin (1922) as The
Bone Folder: A Dialogue Between An Aesthetically- Inclined Bibliophile And
A Well-versed-in-all-aspects-of-the- Craft Bookbinder. The Guild
of Book Workers Journal, 2009. For more information including downloadable
text in signatures click here.
Gebrochene Rücken: A variation of the German case binding: This
article orginally appeared in a festschrift honoring Hedi Kyle and her work
that was published by Rutherford Witthus in conjunction with the Hybrid Book
Conference in Philadelphia, June 4-6, 2009.
Review of the postprints to The Changing Book conference held at
the University of Iowa in 2006. Postprints contained all (save one) papers
given at this significant conference for the history of the book, conservation,
and the book arts. The Bonefolder,
vol 5, no 1, 2008,
Republished in the Guild
of Book Workers Newsletter, December 2008.
Profiles: Karen Hanmer and Peter Verheyen: Mutual interview between
Hanmer and Verheyen on their backgrounds, current work, and the state of book
arts. The Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, August 2007.
German Case (Bradel) Binding. A step-by-step description of standard
binding structure used in Germany. Skin
Deep. Edinburgh:
J Hewit. & Sons. Vol. 22, Fall 2006.
William Anthony, Fine Binder.
A review of the catalog to accompany the exhibition honoring William
Anthony. The Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, February, 2006.
Republished in The Bonefolder,
an e-journal for the Bookbinder and Book Artist, Volume 2, No. 1,
Fall 2005.
Springback Ledger Bindings:
A step-by-step article describing the English style of this binding as demonstrated
by Richard Baker at the Guild of Book Workers Standards
of Excellence conference in 2003. Published in the Summer 2005 issue
of the Guild of Book Workers Journal.
Republished in Yapp, newsletter of the Western Australia Book
Arts Guild, vol. 19, no. 3, May - June, 2010.
Edelpappband, or "Millimeter" Binding. The Bonefolder,
an e-journal for the Bookbinder and Book Artist, volume 1, number 2,
spring 2005.
Report on the Guild of Book Workers' Friday Forum poster sessions.
The Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, December 2003.
Report on the Storage
of Architectural Materials at the Syracuse University Library: Article
is co-authored by Carolyn Davis and Debra Olson, and describes the development
of a tube storage system for architectural materials. Published in the 2003
Book and Paper Group Annual of the American Institute of Conservation.
Expanded HTML version with addition images added since submission for publication.
The Springback: Step-by-step article
on binding in the springback account book style. Article is co-authored by
Donia Conn. The
New Bookbinder: The Journal of Designer Bookbinders, volume 23, 2003.
In Memoriam Hugo Peller. The
Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, June, 2003.
Over Boards: Step-by-step article on binding in vellum over boards
as demonstrated at the Guild of Book Workers Standards
of Excellence conference in 2001. Published in the Summer 2004 issue
of the Guild of Book Workers Journal.
Report on the Guild of Book Workers' Friday Forum poster sessions.
The Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, December 2002.
Digitized Research Collections:
Article for the Syracuse University Library Connection reporting on
past digitization projects. The Library Connection reaches an internal
and external audience. Spring, 2002.
Over Boards: Announcement and description of the Guild of Book Workers
"Standards of Excellence" presentation. The Guild of Book Workers
Newsletter, June, 2001 (pg. 5).
Study Opportunities. An update of the Guild of Book Workers Study
Opportunities List. The Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, February,
National Book and Paper Arts Biennial. A review of the exhibition
organized by the Columbia College Chicago Center for Book and Paper Arts.
The Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, October, 2000 (pg. 16).
of activities on the Guild of Book Workers listserv: The Guild
of Book Workers Newsletter, April, 2000 (pg. 3).
"Letter to the Editor" (concerning
"DB's Millennium Bug" on the role of the organization's foreign membership
and future of the organization), Designer Bookbinders Newsletter,
No. 106, Spring 1999.
Fox, Lisa. Preservation Microfilming:
A Guide for Librarians and Archivists, 2nd. ed. A book review published
in Rare Books and Manuscripts Librarianship, Vol. 13, no. 1, 1998.
Arts on the Internet: Study Opportunities: Published in The Guild
of Book Workers Newsletter, December, 1997.
Preservation on the Web, an introduction to resources available on
the Internet published in the December '96 / January '97 issue of Refermation,
the newsletter of the Central Library Resources Council (CLRC) of NY.
"Letter to the Editor"
in reply to article about bookbinding on the Internet, Designer Bookbinders
Newsletter, no. 95, Summer 1996. Also appeared in different form in The
Guild of Book Workers Newsletter, June, 1996.
Disaster Plan for the Syracuse University Library, Fall 1995.
Schleicher, Patty and Mimi. Marbled
Designs. A book review published in The Guild of
Book Workers Newsletter, December 1994.
Revised Disaster Manual for Yale University Library, 1992.
Basic Paper Treatments for
Book Conservators: A Review of the Presentation made by Betsy Palmer
Eldridge at the 1989 "Standards of Excellence" in Portland, Oregon."
This is an expanded version of the GBW Newsletter article. Published
in the Guild of Book Workers Journal, Vol. XXIV, 1991.
Basic Paper Treatments for Book Conservators: A Review of the Presentation
made by Betsy Palmer Eldridge at the 1989 "Standards of Excellence"
in Portland, Oregon. Published in two parts in The Guild of Book Workers
Newsletter, June and August 1990.
"Letter to the Editor" (concerning the Annual Competition), Designer
Bookbinders Newsletter, no. 67, July 1989.
"Report on Workshop with Jan Sobota," GBW Midwest Chapter Newsletter,
no. 7, July 1989.
"Chicago Hand Bookbinders Turn 10," The Guild of Book Workers
Newsletter, June, 1989.
"Chicago Hand Bookbinders Turn 10," GBW Midwest Chapter Newsletter,
no. 6, April 1989.
School for Book Restoration in Ascona, Switzerland" and "Pastepapers",
The Deckled Edge (Newsletter of the Baltimore Area Conservation Group),
VIII, 1, Spring 1988.
Palatina Exhibition at the University of Heidelberg," The Deckled
Edge (Newsletter of the Baltimore Area Conservation Group), VI, 4, Winter
on Bookbinding Apprenticeship in Germany," The Deckled Edge
(Newsletter of the Baltimore Area Conservation Group), VI, 2, Summer 1986.
at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum," The Deckled Edge (Newsletter
of the Baltimore Area Conservation Group), V, 2, Summer 1985.
Founder and publisher of The Bonefolder,
an e-journal for the bookbinder and book artist. A peer-reviewed
journal published semi-annually online only in PDF format. Fall 2004 -2012.
Responsibilities included coordinating efforts of editorial board, reviewing
and soliciting articles, formatting and online publication of issues.
The Pressbengel Project:
Using Der Pressbengel by Ernst Collin, a 1922 dialogue between a
bibliophile and bookbinder, as a starting point for further discussions of
the the German bookbinding traditio,n this blog explores German bookbinding
traditions over the centuries. 2010 - .
Articles and other publications:
and Compromise in Conservation: A guest editorial published in e-conservation
magazine 23 (2012).
Articles in new Gaylord Brothers e-Newsletter series.
Cover page and direct link
to article A Basic Approach to Archival Care, May 2011.
Cover page and direct
link to article The Storage of Architectural Plans and Other Oversize
Materials, November 2011.
to the Online Access of Conservation Literature: This guest post
on Jeffrey S. Peachey's blog was in response to queries and laments from parts
of the conservation community who are struggling with access to the literature.
The post describes some of the issues related to access to serials in libraries
including the costs of subscriptions, packaging of titles, rights, and open
access. November 15, 2010.
Produced online catalog for the Central
New York Book Arts. Exhibition dates June 1 - August 17, 2007.
Produced online catalog for the The
Art of the Book, the Book as Art, (Printmaking
552). Exhibition dates March 26 - May 18, 2007.
Produced online catalog for the The
Book of Origins: A Survey of American Fine Binding. Exhibition dates
January 2007 - February, 2008.
Produced online catalog for the Guild
of Book Workers 100th Anniversary Exhibition. The exhibition features
both a retrospective and a juried exhibition of contemporary works. Exhibition
dates September 2006 - November 2007.
Book Art
2003: Online catalog to an exhibit of book works by students in the
Foundation Program of the School of Art and Design, School of Visual and Performing
Arts at Syracuse University. Mounted and curated the exhibit, which was extensively
advertised using internet resources. Spring, 2003.
SU Book
Art: Online catalog to an exhibit of book works by freshman, printmaking,
and continuing education students, as well as alums from the School of Art
and Design, School of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University. Mounted
and curated the exhibit, which was extensively advertised using internet resources.
Spring, 2000.
produced online version of catalog for Guild of Book Workers 1998-1999 traveling
The Illustrated and Published Works of John Vassos: 1927 - 1946:
an illustrated bibliography of Vassos' published works, concentrating on the
publishers' bindings, publication details (where available), as well as published
reviews. "Completed" in January, 1997 and currently not available
pending revision.
The Book
as Art: Building a Foundation: This is the online catalog to a bookarts
exhibit by students in the Foundation Program of the School of Art and Design,
School of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University. Mounted and assisted
in curating the exhibit which was extensively advertised using internet resources.
Spring, 1996.
Index of Internet Resources: an AskERIC Infoguide compiled by Peter Verheyen.
Contains information on internet tutorials, search engines, and some K-12
resources. Completed as part of "reference" class. Fall 1995.
Created and managed the Guild
of Book Workers website, hosted by CoOL (Conservation Online. Summer 1994-2002.
Created and manage Book_Arts-L, a listserv for the bookarts. Summer 1994
to present. This also includes the Book
Arts Web, an online resource list and exhibition gallery. Summer 1995
to present. Includes the Book_Arts-L
listerv archive hosted by CoOL (Conservation Online. Summer 1994 to present.
Print Exhibition Catalogs:
CNY Book Arts:
Traditional to Innovative: produced print and web-based catalog to
show of same name. Summer - Fall 2001.
Bound: Exhibition catalog for the 1996-1997 Guild of Book Workers
Traveling exhibition. Co-designer with Peter Thomas of print version and designer
/ producer of online version.
Designed, produced and bound catalog to the July 1994 exhibition Different
By Design: Book Bindings by Peter Verheyen.
Editor for exhibition catalog to the 1992-1994 Guild of Book Workers traveling
exhibition, Fine Printers Finely Bound, Too.
Co-editor, with William Minter, of Chicago Hand Bookbinders 10th Anniversary
Exhibition catalog. Responsible for photography and design of catalog binding.
Mentioned / Cited / Interviews:
Mentioned in the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild journal Book
Arts Arts du Livre Canada, Vol. 4, No. 1, 2013. Article entitled "Book
Arts on the Web" and resources featured were The Bonefolder
and Book Arts Web by Cathryn Miller.
Digitization of Yale University Library's 1980 Care
and Handling of Books slide/tape show mentioned in "Preservation
News" column of College & Research Library News, October
2012. The show can be viewed here.
Interviewed for "A Conversation about the Bonefolder with Peter D. Verheyen
and Karen Hanmer." The interview was hosted by Miriam Schaer for
Susan Mills' for Bookbinding
Now, a semi-weekly podcast series. February 15, 2012.
Interviewed for Portraits
in Preservation on the Library Preservation 2 blog presented by Kevin
Driedger of the Library of Michigan. January 12, 2012.
Included in 1990s section under Paper of the American Craft Magazine's Timeline
for creation of Book_Arts-L listserv in 1994, thereby bringing the book arts
online. August/September 2011
issue and online
interactive timeline.
Karen Hanmer for Susan Mills' for Bookbinding
Now, a semi-weekly podcast series. July 20, 2011.
Interviewed for Taking
Care, a column in Family Tree Magazine, July 2011, by Denise Levenick.
Spoke about the care and handling of family documents, environment, and storage.
by bookbinder and book artist Susan Mills for Bookbinding
Now, her semi-weekly
podcast series. April 13, 2011.
Where Book Art and
Technology Mingle: An interview by Richard Minsky published in Fine Books
and Collections Magazine (Fall 2010).
Mentioned in Syracuse University Daily Orange article entitled
Beyond the Bookshelves. March 8, 2010.
Interviewed about Book_Arts-L,
the Book Arts Web, and Bonefolder by Steve Miller of the University of
Alabama's MFA in the Book Arts Program
for their podcast series. The interview was held during the Hybrid Book Conference
at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, June 5, 2009.
Interviewed as part of Daily News-Record (Harrisonburg, VA) article entitled
"Book TLC: Bookbinders Give Life To New Works,
Revive Old Ones," by Luanne Austin. October 15, 2005.
Interviewed for the Society of Bookbinders (UK) Newletter in "A
New Mechanism for Our Time (Two)" regarding the Bonefolder,
the Book Arts Web, and Book Arts-L. April 2005.
Mentioned in Preservation
News by Jane Hedberg. C&RL News, February 2005, Vol. 66, No.
2. Mentioned was the first issue of the Bonefolder.
Mentioned in Book Arts on the Internet,
a review of selected Websites. The Designer Bookbinders Newsletter, Autumn
2004. Discussed were the Book Arts Web and Book_Arts-L.
Mentioned in Book
arts on the Web: An introduction to selected resources by Cynthia
Gregory. C&RL News, April 2004, Vol. 65, No. 4. Listed resources include:
The Book Arts Web and selected sub-pages such as "Tutorials" and the Book_Arts-L
list and list archive.
Interviewed by Syracuse Post-Standard for article on Preserving Memories,
October 4, 2001.
Interviewed for the "Staff Matters" section of the Syracuse
Record in an article entitled "PV
keeps SU Library's Books in Good Shape." April 16, 2001.
Interviewed for the "Staff Circle" section of the Syracuse
University Alumni Magazine in an article entitled "Preserving
Special Collections." Spring 2000.
Contributor to Traditional and Transformative:
Two Approaches to Visual Books which was published in the Journal
of the Mid-America Print Council, Summer / Fall, 1996. The article was compiled
by Mary Stuart, Associate Professor of Art at Syracuse University.
Interviewed for A Slow Burn: In which
Cornell's book doctors fight to save the University Libraries' collections
from self destruction by Hillel Hoffmann. Cornell Magazine: January/February
Articles and other publications:
Ongoing Presentations and Workshops:
of Preservation: Instructor. Offered by ALA's Association for Library
Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS). the Fundamentals of Preservation
(FOP) web course is an introduction to the principles, policies and practices
of preservation in libraries and archives. It is designed to inform all
staff, across divisions and departments and at all levels of responsibility.
Provides tools to begin extending the useful life of library collections.
Spring 2011 -.
Lecture to classes and host independent studies at whose foci are the
history of the book, use the "book form" to express some idea,
or more traditional binding topics including how-to instruction and materials,
equipment, etc. Mention
on instructor's blog given in response to a presentation. Other topics
have included the preservation
and conservation of books for book collectors. 1993-.
Teaching formal and informal bookbinding classes, 1988-. Classes are structured
to individual student needs and cover various techniques of traditional
binding. Taught semester-long book arts course (Printmaking
552) in Printmaking prgram, School of Visual and Performing arts, Syracuse
University. Served as "tutor" for student completing independent
study degree in "Book Arts" through Empire
State College.
Invited Presentations and Workshops Given:
Co-hosted ALCS "e-forum on Sustainable
Preservation Programs. A summary of the e-forum can be
read here. April 22-23, 2015.
Digital Collections- An Overview: Session 3 of a three-part of
the Library
Preservation Today! ALA/ALCTS Virtual Preconference. June 18, 2014.
Recording (with some audio issues) on ALA/ALCTS
YouTube channel.
Archival 101: Dealing
with Suppliers of Archival Products: This ALA/ALCTS webinar is designed
to demystify the archival product terminology and market for the layperson
and non-preservation specialist. April 25, 2013. Updated version of that
given May 11, 2010.
Special Formats,
Innovative Preservation Storage Solutions: Expanded version of earlier
(2009) presentation that discusses the types of materials; challenges of
the materials; storage options; transport and access; other considerations
of oversized materials in libraries and archives. The presentation also
discussed the tube storage system developed for architectural and other
over-sized drawings at Syracuse University Library as a case-study. Presented
at Northern New York Library Network's
3rd Annual North Country Archives & Special Collections Conference:
Basics & Beyond. April 12, 2012.
Accordion Book Making Workshop: Held in conjunction with the Central New
York Reads program of the Onondaga County Public Library at their Paine
Branch. March 27, 2012.
Book Repair Basics
for Libraries: This presentation was delivered as an ALA/ALCTS
webinar to familiarize viewers with different aspects of circulating
collections book repair for school, public, and academic library staff.
The webinar shows basic descriptions of techniques using images, and video.
September 14, 2011.
Archival 101: Dealing with Suppliers of Archival Products: This presentation
was delivered to CLRC and is designed to demystify the archival product
terminology and market for the layperson and non-preservation specialist.
October 15, 2010.
Archival 101: Dealing
with Suppliers of Archival Products: This ALA/ALCTS webinar is designed
to demystify the archival product terminology and market for the layperson
and non-preservation specialist. May 11, 2010.
to be Bound in New York: Illustrated lecture on the book arts as
practiced in New York State over the past 100 years. Topics will included
the training required to become a binder, the types of materials used, the
growth of book arts organizations and "centers," and a look into
the future. Also included was a show and tell of bindings and artist's books
from the speakers collection. May 8, 2010. [See also under "Other
Co-hosted ALCTS "e-forum" on Preservation
Practices Today: Managing Shrinking Budgets and Changing Formats
. The
postings from this 2-day discussion can be found in the archives. March
9-10, 2010.
Formats, Innovative Preservation Storage Solutions: A Presentation
to the New York Archives Conference held at LeMoyne College in Syracuse,
NY on June 4, 2009. The presentation dealt with the tube storage system
developed for architectural and other oversized drawings at Syracuse. See
also: Storage
of Architectural Materials at the Syracuse University Library.
Preserving of Gifts and Donors: A presentation to the Central New
York Library Resource Council (CLRC) & Documentary Heritage Program
(DHP) at Fayetteville Free Library, April 15, 2009. The workshop dealt with
accepting gifts to collections and the impact of the implications of preservation
and conservation concerns with those items.
Co-principle in An
Alphabet in Your Backyard 2-year project bringing together Foundation
students from the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse and
selected local high schools. A different high school will be part of the
project each semester. Roles include speaking on the book arts and showing
examples of various structures by students and established artists, hands-on
instruction, and preparation of materials. Finished works will be exhibited
at Syracuse University Library, online, and a published work will be prepared
for each school. Fall 2008 - Spring 2010.
Lead presenter, with Bradley Shipps, Syracuse University iSchool intern,
of 2-part workshop on Lessons for Scanning to members of the Northern
NY Library Network. Part 1 focused on "Planning
Your Digitization Project" and "Introduction
to Scanning." Part 2 focused on "Metadata,
Intermediate Scanning, and More," also serving as a wrap-up to
both parts. Potsdam, NY, September 28 and October 8, 2008.
Spoke on the Digital Experience at Syracuse University Library
as part of a panel at the New York Archives Conference in Potsdam, NY, May
28, 2008.
Creating Digital Collections: Part of the "Ready, Set, Digitize"
workshop series hosted by CLRC and SCLRC. Cortland, NY, November 12, 2007.
The workshop walked attendees through the processes of scanning and manipulating
A Day with "Master"
Bookbinder Peter D. Verheyen: Historic endband workshop and lecture
on training and professional path presented to the Cornell University Book
Arts Club. Audio (63 MB, 66min, MP3) of the lecture as well as PDF slides
(4.5 MB PDF) are available from Cornell's eCommons.
October 11, 2007.
for and Managing Digital Projects: Part of the "Ready, Set,
Digitize" workshop series hosted by CLRC and SCLRC. Cortland, NY, September
10, 2007. Resource
list of helpful publications and other resources.
Taught semester-long book arts
course (Printmaking 552) in the Printmaking Department of the School
of Art and Design, College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University.
Spring 2007.
Copyright Law and Digitization: guidelines for a successful project: Spoke
on special collections digitization
projects at Syracuse University Library and issues related to their
development. The event was hosted by CLRC at the Fayetteville Free Library,
January 24, 2007.
Spoke with Nicolette Schneider on special
collections digitization projects at Syracuse University Library and
issues related to their development. The Digitization Expo and Vendor Showcase
was organized by the Western New York Library Resource Council. May 24,
Setting Preservation Priorities: A how-to workshop sponsored by CLRC.
Participant in "preservation priorities panel discussion" and
presenter of afternoon workshop on "dealing
with archival suppliers." Spoke about and answered questions concerning
selecting the most appropriate materials to house your collections, different
storage options, terminology found in various catalogs, and how to get the
best deal from vendors. Workshop held at Liverpool Public Library, March
21, 2006.
Presented 2-day workshop on "Variations
on the German Case Binding" which included the "Millimeter/Edelpappband"
at the Garage Annex School for Book Arts, Easthampton, MA. April 17-18,
Co-presented (With Donia Conn) poster on historic endbands at the "Friday
Forum," the Guild of Book Workers' "Standards of Excellence" seminar, Denver,
CO. October, 2003.
Presented 2-day "Springback Binding" and evening "Historic Endbands" workshop
at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts.
September 6-8, 2003.
Presented 2-day workshop on the "Springback Binding" to the New England
Chapter of the Guild of Book Workers at the Garage
Annex School for Book Arts. May 3-4, 2003.
Presented 2-day "Vellum Over Boards" and
evening "Historic Endbands" workshops at
The San Francisco Center for the Book.
Also spoke to Hand Bookbinders of California on the "springback binding."
March 1-4, 2003.
Co-presented (With Donia Conn) poster on springback
binding at the "Friday Forum," the Guild of Book Workers' "Standards of
Excellence" seminar, Minneapolis, MN. September, 2002.
Disaster Planning, a workshop
on disaster preparedness and planning presented to the Central New York
Library Resources Council Regional Preservation Needs Assessment Project.
April 25, 2002.
Vellum Over Boards: Hands-on demonstration
on binding in vellum presented to four sessions at the Guild of Book Workers'
Standards of Excellence
conference. Alexandria, VA. October 5-6, 2001. Also presented poster on
same subject. Presentation reviewed in the Guild
of Book Workers Newsletter, February, 2002.
Bookbinding: A Thriving Craft? Lecture to the Syracuse University
Library Associates. March 1, 2001.
Panelist on discussion concerning training and education for bookbinders
and conservators at Guild of Book Workers, New England Chapter meeting.
Hanover, NH. January, 2001.
Lecture on my apprenticeship/work experience and the state of bookbinding
today. Held in conjunction with solo exhibition in the Utica College Library,
September 26, 2000
Taught 7 week basic bookbinding class in Syracuse University's Humanistic
Studies Program, Spring 2000.
Dealing with Archival Suppliers: archival
basics, choosing the right materials, what does it all mean, getting the
best price. A workshop presented by the CLRC Preservation Committee
and Documentary Heritage Program. December, 1999 and June, 2000.
Historic Endbands: A hands-on workshop in which participants learned
8 historical endband styles and variations. Held at Columbia
College Chicago Center for Book and Paper Arts. June 5, 1999.
<EAD> Implementation:
A presentation dealing with issues relating to starting the EAD implementation
process and including why, or why not, we should implement, what benefits
and risks will there be, computing infrastructure, staffing, and distribution
of finding aids. Presented at the 1999
MARAC Conference. May 5, 1999.
Getting us out / Bringing us together:
How listservs and the Web have changed the way in which book artists work
and communicate. Presented at "Hot
Type in a Cold World," a symposium celebrating the 25th anniversary
of the Silver Buckle
Press at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. November 20, 1998.
Disaster Planning, a workshop
on disaster preparedness and planning presented to the Documentary Heritage
Program / CLRC. First presented June 2, 1998.
Presentation on SGML and various text and meta-data encoding initiatives
to Digital Libraries Seminar at the School of Information Studies,
Syracuse University. Spring, 1998.
Presentation on the EAD at the Lake Ontario Archives Conference (LOAC)
in Fredonia, NY, with Tom Ruller of the NY State Archives. Spoke about issues
and concerns related to implementation of the EAD, especially for smaller
institutions. June 14, 1997.
Lectured on library disasters: planning and dealing with them. Western
New York Conservation Guild, Buffalo, NY. Oct 9, 1993.
Lectured on becoming a bookbinder / conservator, based on my training
in this country and abroad. Kroch Library, Cornell University. March 19,
Presented workshop on pastepapers at the Creative Arts Workshop in New
Haven, CT, October 19, 1991.
Presented joint workshop with Mrs. Heinke Pensky-Adam on historical endbands
which was held at the Artists Book Works in Chicago on July 9, 1988.
Exhibits and Events Organized:
Coordinated and managed Brodsky
Endowment for the Advancement of Library Conservation. The series brought
noted speakers and workshop presenters to the Syracuse University Library.
2005 - 2012.
Co-curated Dawn
of New Age: The Immigrant Contribution to the Arts in America.
The exhibit introduces five artists who arrived from Europe during the first
half of the twentieth century. All were prominent in their respective fields,
and each of them created a dynamic vision for a new America. An
article about the exhibition was included in the January 14 issue of
the Daily Orange. Fall 2008.
Organized Guild
of Book Workers 100th Anniversary Exhibition. Responsibilities included
complete planning and organization, securing of venues, curation of retrospective
exhibition, development of online entry process for juried exhibition, securing
internal and external funds ($25,000 target, $29,000 achieved), receiving
and registering entries, coordinating catalog production with photographers
and designers, marketing/advertising, and production of online catalog to
accompany print version.
Coordinated "Friday Forum" of poster displays by attendees of the Guild
of Book Workers' "Standards of Excellence" seminar, Portland, OR, 2005.
Coordinated "Friday Forum" of poster displays by attendees of the Guild
of Book Workers' "Standards of Excellence" seminar, Providence, RI, 2004.
Co-presented posters on Spring[binding]
Hath Sprung, a springback binding exhibition and the debut of The
Bonefolder, an e-journal for the bookbinder and book artist.
Coordinated "Friday Forum" of poster displays by attendees of the Guild
of Book Workers' "Standards of Excellence" seminar, Denver, CO, 2003. Co-presented
poster on historic endbands with
Donia Conn.
Coordinated "Friday Forum" of poster displays by attendees of the Guild
of Book Workers' "Standards of Excellence" seminar, Minneapolis, MN, 2002.
Co-presented poster on springback binding
with Donia Conn.
Organized and co-ordinated 2001CNY
Book Arts: Traditional to Innovative. Responsible for raising $3500
in form of foundation grants and gifts, as well as producing of fully illustrated
catalog to accompany the exhibition.
Curated and mounted exhibition of student work from various book arts
related Foundation Program classes at the College of Visual and Performing
Arts, Syracuse University. Spring 1996,1998, and 2000.
Organized and coordinated 1996-1997 Guild of Book Workers Traveling exhibition,
Bound. Co-designer with Peter Thomas of print version and designer
/ producer of online version.
Organized a university-wide preservation awareness poster contest whose
subject was the dangers posed by food and drink in the library. Resulted
in the printing of posters, postcards, and bookmarks. Fall 1993.
Organized the Cornell University Library's (in conjunction with the Library
Public Affairs Department) display booth at Reunion Weekend. Featured were
the activities of the Department of Preservation and Conservation. June
4-5, 1993.
Organized and coordinated 1992-1994 Guild of Book Workers traveling exhibition,
Fine Printers Finely Bound, Too. Also designed and produced exhibition
Organized and promoted talk by Jan Sobota to Chicago Hand Bookbinders
at Artists Book Works, August 11th, 1989.
Significant Workshops & Conferences Attended:
of American Archivists DAS courses. March 11-14, 2014.
Digital Archives and Libraries
Preserving Digital Archives
Digital Forensics for Archivists - Part I & II
Online Teaching and Learning: Using Moodle and Other Web 2.0 Features:
An ALA online course taught by Diane Kovacs. September 10 - October 5, 2012.
Institute of Conservation (AIC ): Ethos, Logos, Pathos: Ethical Principles
and Critical Thinking in Conservation, Philadelphia, PA • May 31 -
June 1, 2011.
The Hybrid Book – Intersection
and Intermedia: Brought together established and emerging artists, scholars,
librarians and educators to explore a variety of topics in a series of eight
panels.Panels included Book Arts in Academia, Book Arts in the Social Sphere,
the Future of Letterpress, Intersection and Intermedia, Modes of Production,
Offset Applications, The Reciprocity of Books and Digital Media, and Text
and the Hybrid Book. University of the Arts, Phildelphia, PA, June 4-6,
of Excellence. Annual seminar of the Guild of Book Workers. Features
presentations on advanced binding and conservation techniques. Attended:
1989 - 1995, 1998 - 2005, 2011.
iPres Conference
on the Preservation of Digital Objects: The theme of the conference
was Words to Deeds: Collaboration in the Realm of Digital Preservation.
Cornell University, October 8-10, 2006.
New York State Higher Education Initiative Annual Meeting. Focus on digital
preservation. New York, NY. June 5, 2006.
Making Sense of Metadata: Workshop provided an overview of metadata concepts
and examples of practical applications such as cross-walking. NYLINK, Albany,
NY. September 22, 2005.
Artists' Books Online: Working
group meeting in Charlottesville, VA. The project, led by Johanna Drucker,
is a developing a DTD which will provide enhanced access to artists' book
collections. June 6-7, 2005. As a member of the Work Group/Advisory Board
I continue to provide input to the project.
Emerging Technologies 2004, a workshop with Roy Tennant, California Digital
Library, hosted by CLRC. September 20, 2004.
Digital Preservation Management,
a workshop offered by the Cornell University Library. August 3 - 8, 2003.
Metal Binding, taught by Daniel Kelm. Garage Annex School, Easthampton,
MA, October 19-20, 2002.
Managing the Past, taught by Nicolas Barker. Rare Book School, Charlottesville,
VA, July 28 - August 2, 2002.
Redefining Preservation, Shaping New Solutions, Forging New Partnerships.
Co-sponsored by the University of Michigan Library and the Association of
Research Libraries. March 7 - 8, 2002.
Planning for Digitization: Everything you need to know but didn't realize
that you needed to know. Presented to CLRC by Liz Bishoff, Project Director,
Colorado Digitization Project. March 1, 2002.
Preservation Techniques for Paper Based Collections. Workshop on surface
cleaning techniques presented by Elizabeth Morris. SUNY College of Environmental
Science and Forestry, Syracuse, NY. March 1, 2001.
"Digitizing Two Projects," workshop on the digitization of full
text and images from primary sources. Held at, and presented by, Mid-York
Library System. December 13, 2000.
Training for field trial of newly developed "Climate Notebook"
preservation management technology for environmental monitoring. Image Permanence
Institute, Rochester, NY. November 27-28, 2000.
Attended Bookbinding 2000: A celebration of Bernard C. Middleton. Conference
featured presentations of high-level binding and conservation techniques
as well as lectures relating to the history of the book, binders, and preservation.
Rochester Institute of Technology. June 1-3, 2000.
Imaging for Libraries and Archives, a workshop presented by Anne Kenney
and Oya Rieger, Department of Preservation and Conservation, Cornell University
Library. July 13-18, 1997.
FAST workshop sponsored by RLG on digitally encoding
archival finding aids in SGML (EAD). Responsible for technical details
(hardware/software) and adaptation of the EAD.DTD to WordPerfect SGML editor.
August 12-13, 1996.
Intensive one-week workshop on "polarized light microscopy",
taught by Professor Walter McCrone of the McCrone Research Institute, at
Cornell University. August 2-6, 1993.
Workshop with Jan Sobota on working in relief at GBW Midwest Chapter Meeting,
June 18, 1989.
Other Projects:
Juror for the Everson Museum of Arts' exhibition
Fit to be Bound, an exhibiton
featuring the work of New York State artists. April 17 - july 11, 2010.
[See also under "Workshops and Presentations Given"]
Juror for the Guild of Book Workers' 2009 – 2011 traveling exhibiton
entitled Marking
Time. Spring 2009.
Principle author and coordinator for $4000 CLRC Regional Automation Grant
to digitize 1500 negatives from the Clara
Sipprell Collection, a selection from this 13,000+ image collection
of works by this significant American photographer of the early to mid-20th
century. This is a continuation of the 2008 project. 2009-2010.
Principle author and coordinator for $5280 CLRC Regional Automation Grant
to digitize 2270 negatives from the Clara
Sipprell Collection, a selection from this 13,000+ image collection
of works by this significant American photographer of the early to mid-20th
century. Other aspects included the (re)processing and rehousing of the
collection by interns. 2008.
Principle author and coordinator of $4,500 CLRC Regional Automation Grant
to develop search and retrieval system for EAD inventories at Syracuse University
Library and fund further encoding of inventories.
Juror for Helen Warren DeGolyer American Bookbinding Competition hosted
by Southern Methodist University's Bridwell Library. January 20, 2006
Principle author and coordinator of $18,000 CLRC Regional Automation Grant
to digitize 668 original sketches by architect Marcel Breuer. This grant
provided networked access to the images with enhanced metadata in a searchable
database format and has since been integrated into the Marcel Breuer Digital
Archive. The grant was awarded in December 2004 with partial funding.
Principle author and coordinator of $3,000 CLRC Regional Automation Grant
to digitize the 1412 Charles
Eisenmann photographs of circus sideshow performers. This grant provided
networked access to over 1200 19th century cartes de visite and
cabinet cards with enhanced metadata in a searchable database format.
The grant was awarded in December 2003 with partial funding.
Developed tube-based storage system for architectural and other oversized
materials. Pilot system for 228 tubes constructed in 2001/02. Second phase
for an additional 877 units constructed during the spring of 2003. An article
appeared in the AIC
Book and Paper Group Annual, 2003.
Principle author and coordinator of $10,000 CLRC Regional Automation Grant
to digitize the Gerrit
Smith Broadside Collection at the Syracuse University Library. This
grant will digitize and provide full text access to over 2500 pages of writings
by Gerrit Smith on abolitionism, suffrage, temperance, and other social
issues. The grant was fully funded, and awarded December 2001. The project
was completed in January of 2003.
Co-juror with Richard Minsky, founder of the Center for Book Arts in New
York City, of Bright Hill Press's first juried national book arts exhibit.
Works were selected on basis of conceptual, aesthetic, and craft aspects.
September 2, 2002.
As chair of CLRC Preservation Committee, instrumental in development of
grant proposal for Central New York Library Resources Council Regional
Preservation Needs Assessment Project. Awarded Summer
Coordinated CLRC Regional Automation Grant to digitize materials from
the Syracuse University Library's Erie
Railroad glass plate negative collection. Responsibilities included
benchmarking, setting scanning parameters, HTML tagging and project site
creation. Fall 2000 - Spring 2001.
Coordinated CLRC Regional Automation Grant to digitize selected materials
from the Syracuse University Library's Oneida Community and Street
& Smith Publishers collections. Responsibilities included benchmarking,
setting scanning parameters, OCR, HTML tagging and project site creation.
Worked with outside vendor for digital imaging of Street & Smith Materials.
Fall 1999- Spring 2000.
Developed CLRC Region
Digital Projects website for the Central NY
Library Resource Council. Work included conversion of collection inventories
into HTML from a variety of formats, digital imaging, and overall website
design. Summer-Fall 1999.
Coordinated CLRC Regional Automation Grant to digitize selected materials
from Syracuse University Library's Oneida
Community Collection with the Systems Office. Included benchmarking,
setting scanning parameters, HTML tagging and project site creation. Spring
Internship at ERIC/IT developing a DTD for the GEM (Gateway to Educational
Materials) project. Project would collect and harvest metadata for K-12
lesson plans which are available on the Internet. The DTD is based on elements
created for the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set. Spring 1997.
Conducted site visits, consultancies and workshops on a variety of subjects
for libraries in the Four County Library System, a part of the SCRLC, and
for the Syracuse University Library. Summer 1994-.
Reviewed New York State Discretionary grant proposals for conservation
treatment. Spring, 1993.
Involved in "Action Planning" process at Yale University resulting
in establishment (among others) of book repair program for general collections
materials. 1992.
For descriptions and images of these and other bindings created see Peter
Verheyen - Bookworks.
of Bookbinders 2015 Bookbinding Competition
August 20 - 23, 2015
Keele University in with SoB conference
Exhibited were The Raven
and Pan.
Bindings of Private Press Books: An Exhibition of Designer Bookbinders.
May 15, 2014 - July 5, 2015
St Bride Foundation, London, UK; Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge,
MA; Minnesota Centre for Book Arts, Minneapolis, MN; Bonhams, New York,
NY; San Francisco Centre for the Book, San Francisco, CA.
Exhibited were Mayflies of the Driftless
The binding was mentioned and depicted in The
Economist and Parenthesis,
journal of the Fine Press Book Association.
XIth F.I.R.A.. International
Forum of Fine Bookbinding, ARA France
June 20 to September 14, 2014
Carré d'Art Bibliothèque, Nîmes, France.
Exhibited is the The Raven
Limp Bindings from the Vatican Library
September 18 - December 15, 2013
Dalarnas Museum, Falun, Sweden, Swedish Institute of Classical Studies,
Rome, Italy, Sankta Eugenia Katolska Församling Stockholm, Sweden.
Exhibited was an interpretation of a 1579
ledger from the Vatican Library.
Form & Function
February 15 - March 16, 2012
Wallace L. Anderson Gallery, Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater,
Exhibited were The Thread That Binds,
Designing the Mentoring Stamp,
Ultimo, and Twenty-six
Book, Many Interpretations: Second Edition.(PDF of full online
August 27, 2011- April 15, 2012
The Chicago Public Library, Chicago, IL.
Exhibited was The Crucible
The Thread That Binds: An Exhibition of Fine Bindings Presented
by the Lone Star Chapter, Guild of Book Workers
June 3, 2011 - January 14, 2012
DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University, Dallas and the Museum of
Printing History in Houston, TX.
Exhibited was The Thread That Binds
Xth F.I.R.A.. International
Forum of Fine Bookbinding, ARA Belgica
May 26 - July 7, 2011
Public Library "Biekorf ," Brugge, Belgium
Exhibited was The Raven
and Paste Papers in Action, Asheville Book Works
July 1 - August 31, 2010
Exhibited was Designing the Mentoring
Time, The Guild of Book Workers
May 15, 2009 -March 20, 2011.
Minnesota Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis, MN; San Francisco Public Library;
San Francisco, CA; University of Washington Seattle Library, Seattle, WA;
University of Utah Marriott Library, Salt Lake City, UT; Denver Public Library,
Denver, CO; Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Cincinnati,
OH; Skillman Library, Lafayette College, Easton, PA; Dartmouth College Library,
Hanover, NH; Emory University Library, Atlanta, GA.
Exhibited is Ultimo (Juror's
Kerrytown Bookfest
Fine Binding Exhibit
July 22 - August 28, 2008
Ann Arbor District Library, Ann Arbor, MI.
Exhibited were The Book of Origins
and The Guild of Book Workers' 100th
Anniversary Exhibition Catalog.
Pages: Ingenious Artists' Books
January 21-March 7, 2008.
SUNY Oneonta Art Gallery.
Exhibited were Noirs, Bleus, Sables
and Saturday Night, 1953 / The
Book of Origins: A Survey of American Fine Binding
January 2007 - February 2008.
Syracuse University Library, Syracuse, NY; Michigan State University Library,
East Lansing, MI; Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Cincinnati,
OH; UAA/APU Consortium Library, University of Alaska, Anchorage; Minnesota
Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis, MN; Columbia College Chicago Center for
Book and Paper Arts, Chicago, IL.
Exhibited were The Book of Origins
and Teach me, Star of Night.
Guild of Book Workers' 100th Anniversary Exhibition
September 2006 - November 2007.
The Grolier Club, New York, NY; Michigan State University Library, East
Lansing, MI; University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT; Portland State University
Library, Portland, OR; The Bridwell Library, Southern Methodist University,
Dallas, TX; Dartmouth College Library, Hanover, NH.
Exhibited was Noirs, Bleus, Sables.
Books About Books
January - June, 2006.
A traveling exhibition of the Chicago Hand Bookbinders. Venues were the
Golda Meir Library, the University of Wisconsin (Milwaukee); Northwestern
University Library; Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection, John M. Flaxman
Library, School of the Art Institute Chicago.
Exhibited were: Rules
for Bookbinders and Centro
del bel Libro Ascona.
The Book of Origins, by André Ricard.
Fall, 2005 - Spring 2006.
A set book design binding exhibition organized by Les
Amis de la Reliure d'Art Canada in collaboration with the Bibliothèque
Gabrielle Roy, Ville de Quebec, Canada and the Muséum National d'Histoire
Naturelle, Paris, France.
Exhibited wasThe Book of Origins.
A Poet's Book: Noirs, Bleus, Sables, by Nane Couzier
September 21 - November 27, 2005.
A set book design binding exhibition organized by Les
Amis de la Reliure d'Art Canada in collaboration with the Ramezay Museum,
Montreal, Canada.
Exhibited was Noirs, Bleus, Sables.
Bill Anthony: The Lineage of a Master
July 21-August 23, 2005
An exhibition of works by apprentices and students of Bill Anthony,
and their protégées. Held at the Iowa Artisans Gallery, Iowa
City, IA
Exhibited was Saturday Night,
1953 / The Elements.
Reliures du Monde.
Les Amis de la Reliure d'Art.
20 May - 9 October, 2005
Galerie des Hospices, Limoges, France.
Exhibited is Teach me, Star of Night
New England Vignettes.
The New England Chapter of the Guild of Book Workers.
November - December, 2004.
Providence Athenaeum, Providence, RI
Exhibited were John DePol: A Catalogue Raisonné
1935 -1998 and Saturday
Night, 1953 / The Elements.
Artist's Books by American Artists
June - August, 2004.
Kunst Centret Silkeborg Bad / Art Center Silkeborg Bad, Silkeborg, Denmark.
Exhibited was Twenty-six Words
(full vellum with leather onlays).
The Hand Bookbinders of California 29th Anniversary
November - December, 2003.
Thomas Goldwasser Rare Books, San Francisco, CA.
Exhibited is John DePol: A Catalogue Raisonné
1935 -1998 and A Christmas Tale,
and Other Short Stories.
Society of Bookbinders 2003 Bookbinding Competition
July - October, 2003
Venues include Baytums of Bath, Oxfordshire County Museum, National Library
of Wales.
Exhibited was Saturday Night,
1953 / The Elements. The book was awarded the "Harmatan Leather
Award for Forwarding" in the "cased binding" category.
Chicago Hand Bookbinders 25th Anniversary Exhibition
January - March, 2002.
The Newberry Library, Chicago, IL
Exhibited is RHM (Robert Hunter Middleton), The Man and his Letters.
Work is being shown as part of the retrospective aspect of the exhibition,
representing work exhibited with Chicago Hand Bookbinders by past members.
The Hand Bookbinders of California 30th Anniversary Exhibition
November, 2002 - January, 2003.
San Francisco Public Library, Main Library, San Franciso, CA.
Exhibited is Animals That Should Exist But
Never Have.
Artists and the Art of the Book
March 1, 2002 -
Venues include Binney & Smith Gallery, Bethlehem, PA; Artists Image
Resource, Pittsburgh, PA; Spaces Gallery, Cleveland, OH; Museo de Arte Y
Diseño Contemporáneo, San José, Costa Rica.
Exhibited was Twenty-six Words
(Television book/box structure).
The Hand Bookbinders of California 29th Anniversary Exhibition
November - December, 2001.
Thomas Goldwasser Rare Books, San Francisco, CA. Exhibited was Twenty-six
CNY Book Arts:
Traditional to Innovative
September - October, 2001.
Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center, Auburn, NY.
Exhibited was Heaven
on Earth, and Teach
me, Star of Night.
Represented in traveling exhibition of the work of Thorsten Dennerline.
June - September, 2001.
Sala El Farol, Universidad de Valparaíso, Valparaíso, Chile, and Galleri
Torso, Odense, Denmark.
Exhibited was one copy of Twenty-six Words.
Best of the Best.
The Guild of Book Workers
October 2000 - June 2002.
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT; Syracuse University Library, Syracuse,
NY; Ohio University Library, Athens, OH; Columbia College Chicago Center
for Book & Paper Arts, Chicago, IL; Smith College Library, Northampton,
MA; Swarthmore College Library, Swarthmore, PA; San Diego State University
Library, San Diego, CA; San Francisco Public Library, San Francisco, CA;
Conservation Online (CoOL) virtual host site.
Exhibited is one copy of of
Twenty-six Words by Thorsten Dennerline / Bird Press.
Solo Exhibition.
Utica College Library. Utica, NY.
September - October, 2000.
The 2nd National Book and Paper Arts Biennial
Columbia College Chicago / Center for Book and Arts. Chicago, IL.
September - October 2000.
Exhibited are two copies of Twenty-six Words by Thorsten Dennerline / Bird
Artist's Books and Beyond.
Cooperstown Art Association. Cooperstown, NY.
May, 2000.
Exhibited were three design bindings and the edition binding of Twenty-six
Words by Thorsten Dennerline / Bird Press.
SU Book Arts.
Syracuse University Library
March - April , 2000
Exhibited were the edition bindings to Twenty-six Words and Real
Things People Said,... by Thorsten Dennerline / Bird Press.
Heaven on Earth
The Lone Star Chapter of the Guild of Book Workers
July - December, 1999.
Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth, TX; Museum of Printing
History, Houston, TX; Perry-Castañeda Library, Austin, TX.
Set book exhibition of John Muir's Heaven
on Earth: Explorations into the Wilderness published by Randolph
Bertin at his Press Intermezzo with original illustrations by Charles D.
Turning up the Page, Artists books of the 90's.
University of Missouri-Kansas City Gallery of Art.
January 1999.
Exhibited was design binding of Twenty-six Words by Thorsten Dennerline.
The Guild of Book Workers.
October 1998 - December 1999.
Greensboro Public Library, Greensboro, NC; Bienes Center for Literary Arts,
Broward County Library, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Newberry Library, Chicago, IL;
Ohio University Library, Athens, OH; Denver Public Library, Denver, CO;
Denison Library, Scripps College, Claremont, CA; Conservation Online (CoOL)
virtual host site.
Thematic exhibition celebrating the alphabet. Exhibited is Twenty-six
Words by Thorsten Dennerline. The complete book can be viewed here.
The Guild of Book Workers.
September 1996 - September 1997.
Scripps College, Claremont, CA; The University of Rochester, Rochester,
NY; Columbia College Chicago Center for Book and Paper Arts, Chicago, IL;
Smith College Northampton, MA; Ohio University, Athens, OH; Conservation
Online (CoOL) virtual host site.
Set-book exhibition of Peter and Donna Thomas' book Paper,
A Collection of Handmade Paper Samples from the United States of America.
Created Space: An Exhibit of the New England Chapter of the Guild of
Book Workers.
April-December, 1995.
John Hay Library, Brown University, Providence, RI; Syracuse University
Library, Department of Special Collections, Syracuse, NY; Albert M. Greenfield
Library, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA.
Exhibited were 2 copies of Fine Printers Finely Bound, Too [binder's copy], [commissioned
copy] and Juvenal's Fifth Satire.
Different By Design: Book Bindings by Peter Verheyen.
Gallery Julius of the Schweinfurth Arts Center, Auburn, NY.
July, 1994.
Exhibited were 20 previously exhibited and several newly created bindings.
Solo exhibition of recent works.
Cornell University Library.
October, 1993.
50 x 25: The work of the Rarach Press.
Bridwell Library, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX.
September 1993 - January 1994.
Exhibited were 2 copies of Opus Salvelinus.
State of the Art Gallery, 4th Annual Juried Photography Show.
March 1993.
Exhibited was one photograph.
Printers Finely Bound, Too.
The Guild of Book Workers.
October 1992 - March 1994.
Explore Print!, San Francisco, CA; Scripps College, Claremont, CA; Dallas
Public Library, Dallas, TX; Minnesota Center for the Book Arts, Minneapolis,
MN; The Newberry Library, Chicago, IL; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
MI; Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA; Cornell University Library, Ithaca,
Exhibited were A Fowl Letter Book
and Juvenal's Fifth Satire.
Creative Arts Workshop, Annual Student Exhibition.
June 1992.
Exhibited were two collages and one photograph.
GBW New England Chapter 10th Anniversary Exhibition.
March - June, 1992.
Museum of Our National Heritage, Lexington, MA; Round Top Center for the
Arts, Damariscotta, ME.
Exhibited was A Letter and Some Photographs.
GBW Midwest Chapter Exhibition.
July - November, 1991.
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH; Moellering Library, Valparaiso, IN;
Western Michigan State University, Kalamazoo, MI; Indiana University, Bloomington,
Exhibited was Juvenal's Fifth Satire.
Contemporary American Bookbinding.
The Grolier Club / The Guild of Book Workers.
October 1990 - June 1991.
Bibliotheque de l'Arsenal, Paris, France; Bibliotheca Wittockiana, Brussels,
Belgium; Grolier Club, New York.
Exhibited was Dante's Inferno.
GBW Midwest Chapter.
May - June, 1989.
Freiberger Library, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH.
Exhibited were Dante's Inferno and RHM (Robert Hunter Middleton), The
Man and his Letters, and one original pastepaper.
Chicago Hand Bookbinders 10th Anniversary Show.
March - October 1989.
Reyerson and Burnham Library of the Art Institute, Chicago, IL.; Northwestern
University Library, Evanston, IL.; Brigham Young University Library, Provo,
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|Typical daytime highs in Temecula are in the 70's and 80's in spring, 80's to high 90's in summer and fall, and high 60's in winter. Unlike many desert areas farther inland, it cools off significantly at night. Cold winter nights will see the low 30's.
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|Didn't the foreclosure crises take its toll on Temecula neighborhoods?
|This was true initially, but neighborhoods have greatly improved since the crash. Foreclosure properties are better cared for, and because loose lending standards are a thing of the past, more owners have "skin in the game".
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|Taxes usually fall between 1.1% and 1.5%, depending on the area. On the plus side, HOA fees are quite low when compared to properties in other areas with the same amenities.
|How good are the schools?
|The Temecula Valley school district scores very well compared to other districts in southern California. For academic perfomance scores, see the district web site.
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|As a general rule, the closer to the southwest corner of the city (near Pechanga), the cooler the temperatures.
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The first rumors on the LG Optimus G2 emerged more than a month ago, though there were only speculations that the smartphone might arrive next year packed with full HD display.
Today, more info on the Optimus G successor has leaked in South Korea, which points to a possible release of the smartphone before June 2013.
LG Optimus G2 will be a direct competitor to Samsung's Galaxy S IV smartphone, which means it will have to pack pretty high-end features.
Techkiddy, citing sources close to the matter, claim that the smartphone will boast a 5.5-inch Full HD, which is said to be manufactured by LG Display.
This makes sense, especially that LG announced a few months ago the partnership between its affiliated companies for the next high-end smartphones.
Furthermore, the Optimus G2 will be equipped with a powerful 2 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8974 S4 Prime processor.
According to the latest hearsay, the smartphone will pack 32GB of internal memory and microSD card slot for memory expansion. There's no word on the amount of RAM, but we expect the device will come with at least 2GB.
Another strong point of the LG Optimus G2 will be the 13-megapixel photo snapper on the back, which features autofocus, LED flash and full HD (1080p) video recording. It will likely come with a secondary front-facing camera for video calls as well.
More specs for the LG Optimus G2 include third-generation LTE, but also Android 5.0 Key Lime. The latter might be just a speculation, but given the fact that Google is expected to launch the next version of its Android platform next year, there's a high chance the Optimus G2 will be among the first devices to run it.
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That means that Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) can't make as many Radeon HD 7000 cards as it would like, NVIDIA is similarly limited in regards to the GeForce GTX 680 and Qualcomm has a strained flow of chips too.
The last time we covered this perceived shortage was less than a week into the ongoing month (April, 2012).
Now, Digitimes says that NVIDIA and Qualcomm are seriously considering other potential manufacturers, as their main (and only) one cannot handle demand.
We aren't sure what kind of orders Taiwan's primary foundry has been landed with, but they are said to have "surged."
At any rate, NVIDIA, for instance, has sampled its chips to Samsung Electronics (AMD's current situation and stance was left unexplored).
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Also, besides yield problems, it is being speculated that TSMC has been trying to control availability of 28nm chips, since insufficient yield rates would affect gross margin. At any rate, a new capacity expansion should be announced this month.
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Browns v. Cowboys … in Four Downs
First Down: Pro football's Mr. November.
Tony Romo has made 86 starts in his Dallas Cowboys career. In the month of November, he is 20-3; he is 31-32 in all other months. That .869 win percentage is the best of any NFL QB in November since the dawning of the Super Bowl in 1967. Among active quarterbacks, only Tom Brady (31-10, .756) and Joe Flacco (15-5, .750) are close.
Second Down: Joe Thomas' latest challenge.
Dallas pass rusher DeMarcus Ware is so good, he picked up a half-sack on Wednesday (through NFL film review) without even playing. That statistical update left Ware within a half-sack of reaching double digits in a season for the seventh consecutive year. Ware generally lines up on the "open" side of the offense, which means left tackle Joe Thomas will see him most of the time. The Browns may "chip" Ware with TE Alex Smith if he becomes a problem. Ware's numbers are tempered by the fact coordinator Rob Ryan hasn't generated much pass rush from anyone else. If Ryan elects to return to his blitzing ways, Ware could have a big day. He has only one sack against the Browns among his career total of 109.5.
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