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Professional Organizations
- AFEDA: Asociación para el
Fomento de la Encuadernación de Arte. Spanish organization dedicated
to fine and design binding. In Spanish.
- Les Amis de la Reilure
d'Art: Homepage for the "mother" organization of ARA.
In French.
- l'Association des relieurs
du Québec (ARQ): Organisme à but non lucratif créé
en 1983, l'Association des relieurs du Québec (ARQ) poursuit
trois principaux objectifs : regrouper les gens de métier, promouvoir
l'excellence de leur travail et développer l'intérêt
pour le livre relié et le livre d'artiste au Québec.
- Austin Book Workers:
dedicated to promoting the appreciation, study, and practice of ancient
and modern book structures, book design, and book production methods.
In Austin, TX.
- Book Arts Guild: Formed in
Seattle in 1979 to support the diverse disciplines of the book arts
and is dedicated to promoting all hand bookmaking crafts and contemporary
book arts.
- The Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists
Guild: Information on the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists
Guild activities including, workshops, exhibitions, publications, study
opportunities list, and much more. Check out the CBBAG Bulletin Board for up-to-date
information on a variety of topics.
- Canberra Craft Bookbinders
Guild: An Australian group of people sharing ideas and techniques
in book arts.
- Designer Bookbinders:
Designer Bookbinders is the principal society in Great Britain devoted
to the art and craft of hand bookbinding. The society is internationally
known and respected, and Fellows of the society are amongst the finest
practitioners of the craft in the world.
- The Guild of Book
Workers: Information about the the Guild's activities including
the full text of the Newsletter and Study Opportunities
List, exhibits, publications, and membership, and more. There are
also numerous regional Chapters.
- Hand Bookbinders of California:
San Francisco-based Hand Bookbinders of California meet monthly and
sponsor workshops and classes. We celebrate the book: making books,
their collection, care and restoration.
- Meister der Einbandkunst
(MDE): International organization of design binding.
- The Miniature Book Society, Inc.:
An international non-profit organization whose purposes are to sustain
an interest in all phases of miniature books, to provide a forum for
the exchange of ideas and to serve as a clearing house for information
about miniature books.
- New South Wales Guild
of Craft Bookbinders: The NSW Guild of Craft Bookbinders Inc, formed
in 1979, consists of people of various occupations and ages but having
a common interest in books, book crafts and bookbinding. The membership
includes many professional bookbinders. The Guild’s role is to
provide its members with facilities for learning skills at all levels,
a workroom for the use of members and a venue to foster interest in
and knowledge of this craft.
- Nordic Center for Artists Books: The
Nordic Centre For Artists' Books (NCFAB) exists to facilitate the production,
commissioning and the exhibition of artists' books within the Nordic
countries. NCFAB is committed to the promotion of this genre as an art
form and an educational resource, to provide the general public, educational
institutions and other outside agencies with services and programming
involving contemporary artists' books.
- Papermakers of Victoria:
Australian group whose purpose is to provide mutual support for hand
papermakers through the exchange of ideas and information, discussion
and demonstration.
- Queensland Bookbinders Guild Inc.:
To promote, foster and practise the arts of bookbinding and related
arts.
- Society of Bookbinders
(UK): Dedicated to traditional bookbinding, preserving and
conserving the printed and written word.
- Stichting Handboekbinden:
Organization in the Netherlands created by the merger of the Stichting
Boekbehoud (Book Conservation Foundation of the Netherlands) and the
Nederlandse Handboekbindersliga (Dutch Craftbookbinders Society). Site
in Dutch.
- Victorian Bookbinders
Guild: Australian group whose purpose is to maintain and foster
the art, craft and practice of bookbinding, both contemporary and historical.
Has sample article from their newsletter about "making your own album."
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