Teaching with artists’ books: An interdisciplinary approach for the liberal arts
Kulp L.A.
2015
Art Documentation
2
10.1086/680568
The author considers the relevancy of artists’ books collections in liberal arts colleges, specifically their ability to support teaching in multiple disciplines. The development of the collection at Franklin & Marshall College is discussed, along with strategies for identifying teaching opportunities and educating faculty. Three specific teaching instances are presented in detail. Each example includes a bibliography of the books used in class with brief annotations and rationale for use. The article concludes with an examination of lingering challenges and ideas for expanding the pedagogical use of artists’ books for liberal arts. © 2015 by the Art Libraries Society of North America. All rights reserved.
University of Chicago Press
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