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Barbara Mauriello
Hoboken, NJNew York University
BARBARA MAURIELLO is a book artist who has a bookbinding studio in Hoboken, NJ. Barbara is the author of Making Memory Boxes. She is also a visiting instructor at the International Center of Photography, the Newark Museum, the Paper and Book Intensive and the Penland School of Crafts.
Barbara Mauriello organized
2002 Artist Members' Juried ExhibitionBarbara Mauriello's work was exhibited in
Fall Forward
an exhibition featuring current faculty
(un)Contained Vessels
Artist Members Annual Exhibition, Co-organized by Alexander Campos, Executive Director, The Center for Book Arts, and Pamela Spitzmueller, Book Artist and James W. Needham Chief Conservator for Special Collections, The Harvard University Library and the College LibraryArtists' Housing (Anonymous, Jane Austen, Charlotte and Emily Bronte, Julia Margaret Cameron, Sonia Delaunay, Emily Dickenson, Harper Lee, Liubov Popov, Virginia Woolf)30 Years of Innovation: A Survey of Exhibition History at The Center for Book Arts, 1974-2004
(2004) Mixed media; set of 9 boxes
Organized by Jae Jennifer Rossman, Special Collections Librarian, Arts Library, Yale University.Moon Over the Mountain2003 Instructors' Exhibition
(2004) Collograph printed from cardboard plates, St. Armand paper, goatskin molded over shaped boards, plastic buttons and leather ties, double sided accordian-fold box
Parchment PeopleTextiles/Fibers/Threads: The Book Show
(2002) 17th & 18th c. parchment; "house of cards" construction with embroidery and buttons (box). Rounded case binding with embroidery and buttons (book)
207 Buttons, and Counting . . .Fall Forward
(1997) Limp vellum tacet binding, decorated with embroidery and buttons. Photos framed with assorted Japanese painted papers. Cloth-covered folding box.
an exhibition featuring current faculty207 Buttons, and Counting . . .The Illustrated Book
(1997) Limp vellum tacet binding, decorated with embroidery and buttons. Photos framed with assorted Japanese painted papers. Cloth-covered folding box.
an exhibition of artits' books that emphasize the power of image to convey ideas.Twelve Eyptian ChairsMasters of the Craft
Letterpess with gouache painting, gold tooling, and collage
works by instructors of book artsAlbum & BoxHedi Kyle & Her Influence: 1977-1993
(1993) Paper, cloth, plexiglass, buttons, wood cut
a survey of works influenced by Kyle's workMore Gaudy NightsGuiding Hands
(1988) Mixed media; gouache, crayon paintings, gold tooling, and collage with a concertina binding. Housed in a box.
Center for Book Arts 1992 faculty showUntitled
(1991) Leatherbound book with gold tooling
Untitled1991 Spring/Summer Faculty Show
(1991) Clothbound blank book
Icones Plantarum
(1988)More Gaudy Nights
(1988) Mixed media; gouache, crayon paintings, gold tooling, and collage with a concertina binding. Housed in a box.
Paper QuiltsBook Arts in the USA
(1979) Quilt patterns on handmade paper
an exhibition of work by 51 artists; a cultural presentation of the United States of AmericaWomen of the Bible: From Abigail to the Queen of ShebaCelebrating 15 Years
(1985) 16 cubes covered in remnants of an 18th century illustrated book with handwritten text on paper accordion inside each cube, all in a cloth folding box.
new works by Artist MembersMore Gaudy Nights1998 Member Exhibition
(1988) Mixed media; gouache, crayon paintings, gold tooling, and collage with a concertina binding. Housed in a box.
Long Stitch Binding Model
(1988) Japanese papers with vellum spine support, cotton embroidery thread. Unique.
Paper QuiltsBook Artchitecture
(1979) Book sewn on vellum tapes, laced-on boards, drop-spine box
an exhibition in which the structure of the book supports the metaphor of the content or is the contentWomen of the Bible: From Abigail to the Queen of ShebaCenter for Book Arts: The First Decade
(1985) 16 cubes covered in remnants of an 18th century illustrated book with handwritten text on paper accordion inside each cube, all in a cloth folding box.
an exhibition at The New York Public LibraryFloating CarpetsThe Thread of an Idea
(1984) Embroidered vellum, paper and silk pictures; bound with brass rods.
small scale book art exhibits: books with continuing or connecting linesBird Book
(1982) Oriental binding and folding
Fruit Frieze
(1982) Accordion fold book with vellum envelope
Kimono Book
(1983) Stencilled, painted and printed pages, sewn onto concertina; folding box
Paper QuiltsStories Your Mother Never Told You
(1979) Book sewn on vellum tapes, laced-on boards, drop-spine box
artists' books which feature a narrative line within a visual workIt Took Me More Than 20 YearsBook Makers
(1981) Rubber stamped letters, painted and printed images, watercolors and inks on paper.
Center for Book Arts first five yearsPaper Quilts
(1979) Quilt patterns on handmade paper
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