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Paper Speak : A Global View : A Subtext Exhibition of Contemporary Handmade Paper by Artists from the Commonwealth

Charles Mandel, Evelyn David, Sophie Dawson, Sarindar Dhaliwal, Eva Ennist, Dorothy Field, Jill Fischer, Jocelyne Gaudreau, Helen Gregory, Bill G. Horne, Miles Lowry, Fred McSherry, Lise Melhorn-Boe, Gilles Morissette, M. Ruth Myers, Katharine Nix, Darlene Peacock, Melodie Pike, Karen Trask, Ben Wong

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This unconventional catalogue accompanied an international exhibition of handmade paper artworks by twenty artists from The Commonwealth Nations. Costuros situates the works within the context of McLuhan's concept of the Global Village. Mandel describes how the works relate to issues concerning the environment, culture, and print. Artist's statements. Biographical notes. 19 bibl. ref.

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This unconventional catalogue accompanied an international exhibition of handmade paper artworks by twenty artists from The Commonwealth Nations. Costuros situates the works within the context of McLuhan's concept of the Global Village. Mandel describes how the works relate to issues concerning the environment, culture, and print. Artist's statements. Biographical notes. 19 bibl. ref.

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This unconventional catalogue accompanied an international exhibition of handmade paper artworks by twenty artists from The Commonwealth Nations. Costuros situates the works within the context of McLuhan's concept of the Global Village. Mandel describes how the works relate to issues concerning the environment, culture, and print. Artist's statements. Biographical notes. 19 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Commonwealth, Subtext, Context (archaeology), Art, Visual arts, Law, Literature

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