Date Due II
This library due date card weaving was made with 1/8” handmade paper strips (Korean Hanji) and recycled date due cards from Carroll University’s library.
Conceptually, my work has followed a pattern of documenting time and memory. This weaving is a historical snapshot of the educational experience – student learning, faculty research, and librarian contributions – at the institution. Date cards such as these are no longer added to library books, therefore, the weaving also captures the nostalgic experience of having a book physically stamped during the checkout process. Additionally, many of the date stamps within this piece correlate with the midterm and final exam schedules in October, December, March, and May.
Learn more about how I designed this piece by clicking on the video links below.
Framed, Museum Quality, Anti-Glare, UV Protective Glass, Light Maple
18.5 x 16.5”, 24 x 21” with frame
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shipping & returns: US shipping is free.
International shipping available upon request. Contact Julie >
All sales final.
Artwork will be shipped framed.
packaging: Your artwork will be packaged with the utmost care. Each item is protected in archival papers and secured so moisture has no affect the package. I do all that I can to ensure the artwork arrives to you in pristine condition!
This library due date card weaving was made with 1/8” handmade paper strips (Korean Hanji) and recycled date due cards from Carroll University’s library.
Conceptually, my work has followed a pattern of documenting time and memory. This weaving is a historical snapshot of the educational experience – student learning, faculty research, and librarian contributions – at the institution. Date cards such as these are no longer added to library books, therefore, the weaving also captures the nostalgic experience of having a book physically stamped during the checkout process. Additionally, many of the date stamps within this piece correlate with the midterm and final exam schedules in October, December, March, and May.
Learn more about how I designed this piece by clicking on the video links below.
Framed, Museum Quality, Anti-Glare, UV Protective Glass, Light Maple
18.5 x 16.5”, 24 x 21” with frame
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shipping & returns: US shipping is free.
International shipping available upon request. Contact Julie >
All sales final.
Artwork will be shipped framed.
packaging: Your artwork will be packaged with the utmost care. Each item is protected in archival papers and secured so moisture has no affect the package. I do all that I can to ensure the artwork arrives to you in pristine condition!
This library due date card weaving was made with 1/8” handmade paper strips (Korean Hanji) and recycled date due cards from Carroll University’s library.
Conceptually, my work has followed a pattern of documenting time and memory. This weaving is a historical snapshot of the educational experience – student learning, faculty research, and librarian contributions – at the institution. Date cards such as these are no longer added to library books, therefore, the weaving also captures the nostalgic experience of having a book physically stamped during the checkout process. Additionally, many of the date stamps within this piece correlate with the midterm and final exam schedules in October, December, March, and May.
Learn more about how I designed this piece by clicking on the video links below.
Framed, Museum Quality, Anti-Glare, UV Protective Glass, Light Maple
18.5 x 16.5”, 24 x 21” with frame
–––––––
shipping & returns: US shipping is free.
International shipping available upon request. Contact Julie >
All sales final.
Artwork will be shipped framed.
packaging: Your artwork will be packaged with the utmost care. Each item is protected in archival papers and secured so moisture has no affect the package. I do all that I can to ensure the artwork arrives to you in pristine condition!
