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We believe in handmadeness: 40 years of John Bently’s Liver & Lights Scriptorium

This exhibition celebrates forty years of the Liver & Lights Scriptorium, artist John Bently’s imprint for exploring the infinite possibilities of the book as a form of art. The collection is part of Winchester School of Art Library’s Artists’ Book Collection.

3rd May—6th June 2024

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Into The Fold – Artist Book Fair

15th—16th March 2024
14:00—18:00

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Daniel Lehan: Paint Out, Cut Outs, Tear Up Erasures

30th January—16th March 2024
08:00—20:00

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SALT+SHAW: Taking A Journey

SALT+SHAW (Paul Salt and Susan Shaw) have been producing artists’ books in collaboration since 2002. ‘Taking A Journey’ celebrates twenty-one years of making in twenty-one books, with objects and supporting items also on display, to reflect influences, ideas and the process of making.

2nd November—15th December 2023
08:00—20:00

Announcement
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New Collection: WSA Prospectuses

The Library are pleased to announce that a new collection has been added to our Digital Library: WSA Prospectuses. The collection features over a century of inspiring cover design and WSA history with the earliest document in the collection dating back to 1910. The collection acts as a unique insight into the School’s heritage and constant evolution in visual language.

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Bhajan Hunjan connecting with Maria Lucia Cattani

The Winchester Gallery is pleased to be showcasing the work of Bhajan Hunjan, the 2020 Artist in Residence at Projecto Maria Lucia Cattani, Brazil, where artists and curators are invited to celebrate the late Maria Lucia Cattani.

1st February—3rd March 2023
08:00—20:00

WSA Library

WSA Library

The WSA Library is a distinctive and appropriate location for experimental interventions, for active teaching and learning engagement and practice-based research, and a venue for the presentation of creative outcomes.

Members: Catherine Polley