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¤ The
Papermaking Studio
Access Guide introduced in our latest magazine is now
online. Take a look and help us keep it updated.
¤ Can you be in Silver Spring, Maryland,
on September 19? Join us for a benefit event at Pyramid
Atlantic. Can't make it? You can still
place a bid on four
beautiful paper works donated by artist friends Georgia
Deal, Helen Frederick, Ken Polinskie, and Laurence Barker.
¤ Subscribers now have the option of
setting up automatic
renewals. After a quick and simple online setup, you'll
never again worry about missing an issue, and we'll save the
cost of sending renewal notices.
¤ Please help us secure Hand
Papermaking's long-term future. Be a Founding Contributor to
the new
Hand Papermaking Endowment Fund.
¤ Hand Papermaking
subscriptions make great gifts. Your generosity will be
appreciated throughout the year. Print this gift
subscription order form and return to us by mail or fax.
¤ Calligraphy and
Handmade Paper is the latest in our series of
limited-edition portfolios. Order yours today. The Art of Pulp
Painting is also still available.
¤ Come and see us at Oak Knoll
Fest, October 4-5 in New Castle, Delaware; Pyramid Atlantic
Book Arts Fair, November 7-9, in Silver Spring, Maryland.
¤ Read over 50 free
beginner's articles,
originally published in Hand Papermaking Newsletter,
1992-2007.
¤ Selected
Paper Artists, 2004, a collection of imagery juried
from our Artist Registry is still available. Purchase a set of
62 slides, or choose the affordable CD-ROM.
¤ Hand Papermaking's sixth
limited-edition portfolio features Innovative
Printmaking on Handmade Paper. And be sure to order your copy of
the previous portfolio
of watermarks, while they last.
¤ View a photo album of our
20th-anniversary activities.
Hand
Papermaking, Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated
to advancing traditional and contemporary ideas in the
art of hand papermaking through publications and other
educational formats. Founded in 1986 with the publication
of the first issue of Hand Papermaking magazine, the
primary goal of the organization has been to provide
information to a diverse international audience of paper
artists, mills, dealers, historians, conservators, and
other aficionados of handmade paper. All
programs, activities, and services offered by Hand
Papermaking, Inc., as well as staffing and volunteer
recruitment, are conducted on a non-discriminatory basis
without regard to ethnicity, color, religion, gender, sexual
orientation, marital or family status, national origin, age,
or disability.
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