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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260903
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260904
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
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 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
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 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260916
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435562580
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260919
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435562581
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260920
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435563606
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435564631
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260922
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435565656
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260923
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435566681
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435567706
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435568731
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260926
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435569756
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260927
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435571805
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260928
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435574878
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260929
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435576927
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435577952
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435578977
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261002
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435580002
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435581027
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261004
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435581028
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261005
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
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 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
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 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261011
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
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 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
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 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261016
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261017
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261018
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261019
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435593331
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435594356
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435595381
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261022
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435599480
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261025
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435600505
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435601530
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261027
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435602555
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261028
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435603580
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261029
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435605629
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065929Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435606654
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435607679
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435615872
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261102
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435617921
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261103
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435626114
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261104
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435628163
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261105
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435629188
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435630213
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435630214
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261108
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435631239
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261109
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435632264
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261110
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435633289
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261111
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435634314
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261112
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435635339
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435636364
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261114
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435637389
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261115
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435639438
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261116
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435640463
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261117
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435641488
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261118
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
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SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435642513
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261119
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435643538
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261120
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435644563
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435645588
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261122
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435646613
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261123
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435647638
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261124
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435648663
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261125
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435650712
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261126
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435651737
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261127
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261128
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261129
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065930Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435654812
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261130
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435656861
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261201
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435657886
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261202
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435658911
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261203
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435660960
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261204
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435660961
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261205
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435663010
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261206
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435664035
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261207
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435666084
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261208
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435667109
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261209
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435668134
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261210
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435669159
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261211
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435671208
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261212
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435673257
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261213
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435674282
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261214
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435676331
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261215
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435677356
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261216
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435678381
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261217
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260915T065931Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53797435679406
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261218
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit\, visible when the 2nd floor of Alden Library is o
 pen\, challenges us to rethink how we understand “the book” to be a bl
 ock of printed pages bound into a hard cover. Variations in the material u
 sed to bind books\, ranging from silk and linen to hand embroidery\, have 
 softened and personalized the experience of a book in hand throughout hist
 ory. \n\n \n\nLooking to contemporary artists’ books\, including some cr
 eated by Ohio University students\, we find that they can be made of almos
 t any textile-based\, inspired\, or adjacent material\, and that they may 
 not function as we expect a book to function. Perhaps there is no beginnin
 g or end\, no front or back cover\, or no obvious opening at all! When it 
 comes to books like these\, the materiality may invite us in as much as\, 
 or more than\, the content. \n\n \n\nThis exhibit was curated to complimen
 t the Sept. 23rd event\, Coded Threads: Translating Shakespeare Into Mater
 ial Form\, a talk by book artist\, printmaker\, and writer Suzanne Coley. 
 \n\n \n\nFor more information contact Miriam Intrator intrator@ohio.edu.
GEO:39.325428;-82.100228
LOCATION:Alden Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:Soft Touch: Textiles and Tactility in Bookmaking exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ohio.edu/event/soft-touch-textiles-and-tacti
 lity-in-bookmaking-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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