Australian Bookbinding has it’s annual showing at the AGNSW, ending tomorrow. Various designers playing with the idea of graphic enticements of the book covering variety. This binding by artist Diane Kelly harks back to 60′s geometric interplays and colour fixations. More can be seen at the Gallery Red exhibition which shows every year in Glebe, Sydney.
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coloured binding
30 Nov
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