Research Catalog

Title

Nourish : all our relations / Diane Jacobs.

Author

Jacobs, Diane (Diane E.), 1966-

Publication

[Portland, Oregon] : Scantron Press, [2012]

Supplementary Content

Artist's description and images

Items in the Library & Off-site

Details

Additional Authors

• Hiebert, Helen, 1965-
• Greenwood, Anne (Anne G.)
• Sparks, Rory
• Cremo, Edward J.
• Burdon, Mark, 1963-
• Scantron Press, publisher

Description

1 case (approximately 28 prints on 8 folded sheets, 1 wool felt block, 2 mounted sculptural objects); sheets 38 x 38 cm folded to 19 x 19 cm, wool felt block 20 x 20 x 2 cm, case 21 x 21 x 5 cm

Summary

• Printed on Gampi-shi, Gampi 2-layered, and Usuyo Gampi papers. Each of the 8 folded sheets is folded twice to form two double leaves and contains a varying number of full-page, double-page and/or full-sheet images, some of which are two-sided. The total count of prints depends in part on the observer's perception. First sheet contains title page; last sheet contains colophon. No other textual content.
• "The connections and flow inherent in our natural and created world amaze me. Nourish comes from gratitude, and from a desire to celebrate all those who help preserve our majestic planet. While working on this project, I discovered that transparent paper introduces an element of artistic chance. As light shines through a page, layers of colors and images become more than the sum of their parts; they reveal new meanings. Thus, this pictorial journey emerged"--Colophon.

Subjects

• Nature
• Bookbinding (Binding) > Wooden cases
• Felt (Textile)
• Fabric art (Visual works)
• Sculpture
• Nature > Pictorial works
• Transparency in art
• Jacobs, Diane (Diane E.), 1966-
• Musical notation in art
• Bamboo work (Visual works)
• Porcelain (Visual works)
• Ceramic sculpture
• Pictorial works
• Ecology in art
• Felt work
• Artists' books > United States > 21st century
• Paper sculpture

Genre/Form

• Artists' books – United States – 21st century.
• Fabric art (Visual works)
• Felt (Textile)
• Felt work.
• Sculpture.
• Paper sculpture.
• Ceramic sculpture.
• Porcelain (Visual works)
• Bamboo work (Visual works)
• Bookbinding (Binding) – Wooden cases.
• Pictorial works.

Note

• "There are 21 copies in the edition, with 2 artist proofs"--Colophon.
• Place and date of publication from artist's Web site, viewed August 31, 2015.
• "Images were created from reduction-cut linoleum, reduction-cut wood blocks, pressure printing, and polymer plates. The title page and colophon were handset and all pages were letterpress-printed on a Universal I Vandercook. The wool felt cover has a cast paper pulp spoon attached. A cast porcelain turkey wishbone is adhered to the inside of the bamboo box lid"--Colophon.
• "I have many people to thank for their contributions to this project: Mark Burdon for crafting the beautifully designed bamboo boxes; Helen Hiebert for providing me with cotton paper pulp; Anne Greenwood for her careful machine sewing of the starling murmuration folio; Edward Cremo for allowing me to use his handwritten musical notation from his 1986 composition, Turnings; Rachel Siegel for computer assistance; Rory Sparks for die cutting ovals in felt; Bill Bachhuber for photographing the silver knot"--Colophon.

Binding (note)

• Issued unbound, in bamboo case by Mark Burdon with collapsible sides and magnetic fastenings; laser-engraved decoration on box lid and title on spine; a recess inside box lid contains the wishbone sculpture.

Contents

(from colophon) Bowl -- Sun (starling dance) -- Ocean -- Fern -- Chicken -- Clock -- Keys -- Web.

Call Number

Spencer Coll. Amer. 2012 15-60

OCLC

861285060

Author

Jacobs, Diane (Diane E.), 1966- book artist.

Title

Nourish : all our relations / Diane Jacobs.

Publisher

[Portland, Oregon] : Scantron Press, [2012]

Type of Content

still image

text

three-dimensional form

Type of Medium

unmediated

Type of Carrier

sheet

object

other

Local Note

Spencer Coll. copy is no. 5, signed in pencil by Diane Jacobs.

Binding

Issued unbound, in bamboo case by Mark Burdon with collapsible sides and magnetic fastenings; laser-engraved decoration on box lid and title on spine; a recess inside box lid contains the wishbone sculpture.

Connect to:

Artist's description and images

Place of Publication

United States Oregon Portland.

Added Author

Hiebert, Helen, 1965- contributor.

Greenwood, Anne (Anne G.), contributor.

Sparks, Rory, contributor.

Cremo, Edward J. Turning.

Burdon, Mark, 1963- binder.

Scantron Press, publisher.

Research Call Number

Spencer Coll. Amer. 2012 15-60