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Mentor Highlights / Wallpaper: An Altered Book Experiment at Traffic Zone

On Friday, 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø's Vice President of Academic Affairs and current MFA Mentor Karen Wirth along with former MFA mentors Chip Schilling and Jody Williams exhibited work in the group show Wallpaper: An Altered Book Experiment at Traffic Zone.

Selected for their experience in creative bookmaking, the show invited each artist to respond to the book Wallpaper: A Collection of Modern Prints by Charlotte Abrahams "by exploring and altering (the book's) original form and/or content, thus giving it new meaning." The resulting exhibition was an exciting mixed-media exploration of the form and designs showcased within the original book.

Photography by Yi Wan and Kiley Van Note

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Chip Schilling

Karen Wirth

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July 22, 2018

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