Schedule: May 27, 2021: 6pm - 8pm (ET);
5pm - 7pm (CT); 4pm - 6pm (MT); 3pm - 5pm (PT);
Coptic stitch – one of the oldest and useful book structures – is a simple sewn book that is extremely flexible. Because of its ability to fold back onto itself, it is the perfect structure for sketchbooks, journals, and datebooks. By the end of this two-hour workshop, participants will each have their own soft-cover coptic book!
Location/Venue: Online with Center for Book Arts
For more info & pictures: https://centerforbookarts.org/classes/coptic-notebook-3
Cost/Fee: $40 pay what you can
Material/Studio fee:
Their workshop calendar: https://centerforbookarts.org/online-learning/
Instructor and bio: Elizabeth (Beth) Sheehan is a printmaker, papermaking, and book artist living in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Her work investigates ideas of memory and perception to explore her own lack of episodic memory. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in public collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Center for Book Arts, and the San Francisco Public Library. Sheehan has worked as a professional printer at Durham Press in Pennsylvania and at Harlan and Weaver in New York. She was also the Lead Binder and Bindery Manager at Small Editions in Brooklyn and teaches paper, print, and book workshops around the country.