<![CDATA[2026 Georgia Tech Hydrogen Day]]>36413 The inaugural Georgia Tech Hydrogen Day convenes senior leaders from industry, government, academia and the Southeast hydrogen ecosystem for two days of events focused on accelerating the commercial adoption of hydrogen.
The program begins Oct. 7 with a Southeast Hydrogen Energy Alliance networking reception at Georgia Tech's Marcus Nanotechnology Building, where executives, researchers, policymakers and technology leaders connect ahead of the next day's discussions.
On Oct. 8, the event starts with the Southeast Hydrogen Roadmapping Forum, which examines the technical, economic, infrastructure and market barriers affecting hydrogen deployment in transportation, ports, rail and heavy industry. Industry leaders identify critical gaps, investment priorities, demonstration opportunities and collaborative actions needed to advance the regional hydrogen economy.
The afternoon program includes a Georgia Tech Hydrogen Day leadership session featuring executives from Georgia Tech, the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Hyundai, Southern Company, Plug Power and other leading organizations. The session explores hydrogen's role in industrial competitiveness, energy security, operational efficiency, emissions reduction and economic development across Georgia and the Southeast.
The day ends with Georgia Tech NARA Hydrogen Research Showcase where attendees get an opportunity to explore hydrogen research at Georgia Tech through lab tours, demonstrations, and conversations with researchers.
]]> pdevarajan3117889608452026-09-09 13:34:0517889655482026-09-09 14:52:2800eventGeorgia Tech Hydrogen Day convenes leaders from industry, government, academia, and the Southeast hydrogen ecosystem to accelerate the commercial adoption of hydrogen.]]>2026-10-07T17:00:00-04:002026-10-08T16:30:00-04:002026-10-08T16:30:00-04:002026-10-07 21:00:002026-10-08 20:30:002026-10-08 20:30:002026-10-07T17:00:00-04:002026-10-08T16:30:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-10-07 05:00:002026-10-08 04:30:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Trisha Sisk Director of Activities and Engagement Strategic Energy Institute]]>681104681104image<![CDATA[Email-and-webpage-header.png]]>image/png17889653112026-09-09 14:48:3117889653112026-09-09 14:48:31<![CDATA[Georgia Tech Hydrogen Day Webpage]]><![CDATA[RBI Fall Membership Meeting]]>36757 RBI’s Annual Fall Meeting will feature the Industrial Advisory Board meeting (by invitation only), a Proposer’s Lunch and Learn from noon to 3 p.m., and the ReWOOD meeting (by invitation only).
For faculty only.]]> ychernet3117812875302026-06-12 18:05:3017888858852026-09-08 16:44:4500eventRBI’s Annual Fall Meeting will feature the Industrial Advisory Board meeting (by invitation only), a Proposer’s Lunch and Learn from noon to 3 p.m., and the ReWOOD meeting (by invitation only).
For faculty only.
]]>2026-09-30T12:00:00-04:002026-09-30T12:00:00-04:002026-09-30T12:00:00-04:002026-09-30 16:00:002026-09-30 16:00:002026-09-30 16:00:002026-09-30T12:00:00-04:002026-09-30T12:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-09-30 12:00:002026-09-30 12:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Yanet Chernet Communications Officer]]><![CDATA[2027 RBI Spring Workshop ]]>36757 Details forthcoming.]]> ychernet3117812878512026-06-12 18:10:5117881935052026-08-31 16:25:0500eventRBI Spring Workshop ]]>2027-05-12T00:00:00-04:002027-05-12T23:59:59-04:002027-05-12T23:59:59-04:002027-05-12 04:00:002027-05-13 03:59:592027-05-13 03:59:592027-05-12T00:00:00-04:002027-05-12T23:59:59-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2027-05-12 12:00:002027-05-12 11:59:59America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Yanet Chernet Communications Officer]]><![CDATA[2026 TAPPI Aqueous Barrier Coating Course]]>36757 TAPPI’s 2026 Aqueous Barrier Coating Course will take place Oct. 20–22 at the Embassy Suites Atlanta Galleria.
The course is designed for packaging professionals interested in the development and application of aqueous barrier coatings for paper and paperboard. Topics include barrier coating fundamentals, sustainability, substrates, test methods, coating materials and formulations, rheology, application methods, drying and coating defects. The course includes lectures, practical discussions and a testing lab visit.
The course is led by Dr. Prakash Malla and Dr. John Roper and offers 2.0 continuing education units (CEUs).
Early-bird registration is available through Sept. 22. Visit TAPPI’s event page for the full schedule, registration rates and additional details.
]]> ychernet3117879441142026-08-28 19:08:3417879444782026-08-28 19:14:3800eventTAPPI’s Aqueous Barrier Coating Course gives packaging professionals a practical foundation in sustainable barrier coatings for paper and paperboard. Through lectures, discussions and demonstrations, participants will explore coating chemistry, application methods, testing, formulation and performance.]]>2026-10-20T00:00:00-04:002026-10-22T23:59:59-04:002026-10-22T23:59:59-04:002026-10-20 04:00:002026-10-23 03:59:592026-10-23 03:59:592026-10-20T00:00:00-04:002026-10-22T23:59:59-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-10-20 12:00:002026-10-22 11:59:59America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Yanet Chernet Communications Officer I]]><![CDATA[Register Now]]><![CDATA[Visit TAPPI’s event page]]><![CDATA[TAPPI CAREER FAIR]]>36757 On behalf of the Georgia Tech TAPPI Student Chapter, we would like to invite you to participate in our upcoming Fall 2026 TAPPI Career Fair. This is a wonderful opportunity for students and professionals in the pulp and paper industry to connect, network and explore career paths. We will have companies attending and offering opportunities such as internships, co-ops and full-time positions. Here are the details of the event:
Event details:
Date: September 17, 2026
Time: 3 PM - 7 PM
Location: Renewable Bioproducts Institute (RBI)
Hosted by: TAPPI student chapter
Event will be fully catered. Bring your resume/CV.
Feel free to share this information with your peers and colleagues who may benefit from attending. We look forward to seeing you there.
]]> ychernet3117872437272026-08-20 16:35:2717872445912026-08-20 16:49:5100eventRepresentatives from pulp & paper companies will be recruiting undergraduate and graduate students for internships, co-ops, and full-time roles.
Come to Renewable Bioproducts Institute on Thursday, September 17 from 3-7 PM in business casual attire with copies of your résumé!
]]>2026-09-17T15:00:00-04:002026-09-17T19:00:00-04:002026-09-17T19:00:00-04:002026-09-17 19:00:002026-09-17 23:00:002026-09-17 23:00:002026-09-17T15:00:00-04:002026-09-17T19:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-09-17 03:00:002026-09-17 07:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Yanet Chernet Communications Officer]]>680943680943image<![CDATA[RBI-Newsletter-August-2026-TAPPI-Career-Fair--2-.png]]>image/png17872444742026-08-20 16:47:5417872444742026-08-20 16:47:54<![CDATA[2026 Newly Hired, Promoted, and Tenured Sustainability Faculty Social]]>36695 The Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems (BBISS) invites newly hired, newly promoted, and newly tenured Georgia Tech faculty to join us for an afternoon of networking and community building with colleagues across Georgia Tech's sustainability ecosystem.
This annual gathering provides an opportunity to connect with sustainability faculty fellows, initiative leads, research collaborators, and Georgia Tech sustainability leadership while learning more about the interdisciplinary sustainability community and the resources available to support your work.
Topics will include:
Current projects and priorities within their area
Strategic initiatives that may be of interest to attendees
Opportunities for faculty engagement and involvement
Key funding opportunities, partnerships, or collaborative efforts that faculty should be aware of
Whether you are already engaged in sustainability-focused work or are interested in connecting with colleagues addressing sustainability challenges from a variety of disciplines, we invite you to join us and build new relationships across the Georgia Tech community.
]]> jmartin482117871608912026-08-19 17:34:5117871612852026-08-19 17:41:2500eventThe Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems (BBISS) invites newly hired, newly promoted, and newly tenured Georgia Tech faculty to join us for an afternoon of networking and community building with colleagues across Georgia Tech's sustainability ecosystem.
This annual gathering provides an opportunity to connect with sustainability faculty fellows, initiative leads, research collaborators, and Georgia Tech sustainability leadership while learning more about the interdisciplinary sustainability community and the resources available to support your work.
Whether you are already engaged in sustainability-focused work or are interested in connecting with colleagues addressing sustainability challenges from a variety of disciplines, we invite you to join us and build new relationships across the Georgia Tech community.]]>2026-09-09T16:00:00-04:002026-09-09T18:00:00-04:002026-09-09T18:00:00-04:002026-09-09 20:00:002026-09-09 22:00:002026-09-09 22:00:002026-09-09T16:00:00-04:002026-09-09T18:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-09-09 04:00:002026-09-09 06:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Tressa Watson]]><![CDATA[Paper Craft Fundamentals with Michael Velliquette]]>35849
Paper Craft Fundamentals is a hands-on workshop that introduces participants to essential techniques in paper-based art practices, including cutting, folding, scoring, rolling, weaving, and layering. Through guided demonstrations and self-directed experimentation, participants will develop a foundational understanding of these processes while exploring their potential for variation, combination, and personal expression.
The workshop is inspired by The Craft of Paper: Contemporary Takes on Tradition, an exhibition that examines how artists today are reinterpreting established paper craft techniques within contemporary art and design contexts. By the end of the workshop, they will have developed new technical skills as well as a deeper understanding of how paper-based practices continue to expand within contemporary creative fields.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Instructor: Michael Velliquette (American, b. 1971) is acclaimed for his meticulously crafted paper sculptures. Over two decades of working with paper, he is recognized as a leading voice in the contemporary renaissance of paper-based art. His work has been exhibited internationally, including the Shanghai International Paper Art Biennial; Global Paper at the Stadtmuseum Deggendorf, Germany; Paper Fascinationat the Gustav Lübke Museum, Germany; and the Cheongju Craft Biennale in South Korea. Velliquette’s work is held in major permanent collections such as the Chazen Museum of Art, the Racine Art Museum, the John Michael Kohler Art Center, The Progressive Corporation, and The Microsoft Collection. He has completed residencies and cultural exchanges worldwide and has been featured in Colossal and The New York Times. In 2021, he served as a judge on Discovery Channel’s Meet Your Makers Showdown. Velliquette is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
]]> adoll8117833686302026-07-06 20:10:3017833690502026-07-06 20:17:3000eventJoin us for a paper arts workshop with guest artist Michael Velliquette!]]>2026-08-08T10:00:00-04:002026-08-08T15:00:00-04:002026-08-08T15:00:00-04:002026-08-08 14:00:002026-08-08 19:00:002026-08-08 19:00:002026-08-08T10:00:00-04:002026-08-08T15:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-08-08 10:00:002026-08-08 03:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>680561680561image<![CDATA[Paper Craft Fundamentals]]>image/jpeg17833670162026-07-06 19:43:3617833685352026-07-06 20:08:55544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Reception: The Craft of Paper]]>35849
Please join us in celebrating The Craft of Paper: Contemporary Takes on Tradition, curated by paper artist Michael Velliquette. The Craft of Paper explores modern interpretations of paper crafts, including cutting, folding, rolling, weaving, and layering. Meet the curator and discover how craft is continually innovating and transforming with new materials and techniques. This reception is the first look at our exciting and inspiring exhibit for fall 2026.
Featured artists include: Zai Divecha, Claude-Gerard, Katherine Glover, Samuelle Green, Alicia Kelly, Goran Konjevod, Karen Margolis, Dorothy McGuinness, Sara Rayo, Lucha Rodriguez, Rhiannon Skye Tafoya, Julie Von Der Vellen, and Amanda Witucki
Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
Reception: RSVP not required. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117833627472026-07-06 18:32:2717833667472026-07-06 19:39:0700eventPlease join us in celebrating the Craft of Paper exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking.]]>2026-08-07T16:00:00-04:002026-08-07T19:00:00-04:002026-08-07T19:00:00-04:002026-08-07 20:00:002026-08-07 23:00:002026-08-07 23:00:002026-08-07T16:00:00-04:002026-08-07T19:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-08-07 04:00:002026-08-07 07:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Learn more about the free exhibit reception here.]]>
]]>680559680559image<![CDATA[Exhibit Reception: The Craft of Paper ]]>image/jpeg17833662982026-07-06 19:31:3817833665832026-07-06 19:36:23544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[RBI Spring Workshop]]>36757 Details forthcoming.]]> ychernet3117812877102026-06-12 18:08:3017812877782026-06-12 18:09:3800eventRBI Spring Workshop]]>2027-05-11T12:00:00-04:002027-05-11T12:00:00-04:002027-05-11T12:00:00-04:002027-05-11 16:00:002027-05-11 16:00:002027-05-11 16:00:002027-05-11T12:00:00-04:002027-05-11T12:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2027-05-11 12:00:002027-05-11 12:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Yanet Chernet Communications Officer]]><![CDATA[RBI 2026 Spring Workshop | Resilient Forests to Renewable Futures: Sustainable Bioproduct Value Chains]]>36757 This two-day workshop brings together researchers, industry partners, and practitioners to examine how Southern forest systems can support resilient, sustainable bioproduct value chains. Sessions will move from forest health and productivity, to biotechnology and enabling technologies, and finally to packaging, chemicals, and other high-value forest-based products.
For more details, visit the Spring Workshop page here: https://renewablebioproducts.gatech.edu/rbi-2026-spring-workshop]]> ychernet3117661508462025-12-19 13:27:2617746264842026-03-27 15:48:0400eventThis two-day workshop brings together researchers, industry partners, and practitioners to examine how Southern forest systems can support resilient, sustainable bioproduct value chains. Sessions will move from forest health and productivity, to biotechnology and enabling technologies, and finally to packaging, chemicals, and other high-value forest-based products.]]>2026-05-11T09:00:00-04:002026-05-11T18:00:00-04:002026-05-11T18:00:00-04:002026-05-11 13:00:002026-05-11 22:00:002026-05-11 22:00:002026-05-11T09:00:00-04:002026-05-11T18:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-05-11 09:00:002026-05-11 06:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Terri Sapp Assistant to Executive Director]]>679361679361image<![CDATA[png-2026-Spring-Workshop-Flyer-2-5_v2.png]]>image/png17714459082026-02-18 20:18:2817714459082026-02-18 20:18:28<![CDATA[RBI 2026 Spring Workshop | Resilient Forests to Renewable Futures: Sustainable Bioproduct Value Chains]]>36757 This two-day workshop brings together researchers, industry partners, and practitioners to examine how Southern forest systems can support resilient, sustainable bioproduct value chains. Sessions will move from forest health and productivity, to biotechnology and enabling technologies, and finally to packaging, chemicals, and other high-value forest-based products.
For more details, visit the Spring Workshop page here: https://renewablebioproducts.gatech.edu/rbi-2026-spring-workshop]]> ychernet3117689239722026-01-20 15:46:1217746264622026-03-27 15:47:4200eventThis two-day workshop brings together researchers, industry partners, and practitioners to examine how Southern forest systems can support resilient, sustainable bioproduct value chains. Sessions will move from forest health and productivity, to biotechnology and enabling technologies, and finally to packaging, chemicals, and other high-value forest-based products.]]>2026-05-12T08:00:00-04:002026-05-12T16:30:00-04:002026-05-12T16:30:00-04:002026-05-12 12:00:002026-05-12 20:30:002026-05-12 20:30:002026-05-12T08:00:00-04:002026-05-12T16:30:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-05-12 08:00:002026-05-12 04:30:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Terri Sapp Assistant to Executive Director ]]>679360679360image<![CDATA[png-2026-Spring-Workshop-Flyer-2-5_v2.png]]>image/png17714458052026-02-18 20:16:4517714458052026-02-18 20:16:45<![CDATA[Cardboard Construction: Ramblin' Wreck]]>35849
Get ready for a hands-on engineering adventure! In this interactive workshop, you will build your very own Ramblin’ Wreck cardboard model using a custom kit packed with laser-cut pieces. Along the way, you’ll master 4–5 creative cardboard joining techniques engineers use for structural strength.
During the program we’ll dive into the science behind cardboard—discover how its strength and flexibility change with flute direction and ply thickness—while you put theory into practice. By the end, you’ll have a sturdy, eye-catching creation to take home and show off!
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117719659292026-02-24 20:45:2917737724212026-03-17 18:33:4100eventIn this interactive workshop, you will build your very own Ramblin’ Wreck cardboard model using a custom kit packed with laser-cut pieces.]]>2026-03-19T19:00:00-04:002026-03-19T20:30:00-04:002026-03-19T20:30:00-04:002026-03-19 23:00:002026-03-20 00:30:002026-03-20 00:30:002026-03-19T19:00:00-04:002026-03-19T20:30:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-03-19 07:00:002026-03-19 08:30:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>679416679416image<![CDATA[Cardboard Ramblin' Wrek]]>image/jpeg17719662932026-02-24 20:51:3317719665842026-02-24 20:56:24544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[European Papermaking with Dr. Joran Proot]]>35849
Join us for a special lecture and papermaking workshop with guest historian Dr. Joran Proot! Dr. Proot is a distinguished historian of early modern books from the Cultura Fonds and the Sint Lucas School of Arts in Antwerp. During the lecture, Dr. Proot will discuss the materials and workflow of paper making as it was carried out in Europe during the early modern period. After the lecture participants will learn to make paper, using the classic Western or European style technique. Participants will pull, couch, and press beautiful handmade sheets—an incredibly satisfying process whether you’re brand new to papermaking or an expert. Dr. Proot will connect the practice of papermaking to the history and morphology of hand-made paper in this program.
All skill levels welcome and all materials provided. The paper made during the program will be available for pick-up/shipping after drying.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Instructor: Dr. Joran Proot is a distinguished book historian. He lectures on the history of graphic design, design theory, and typographic evolution at Sint Lucas Antwerp and on analytical bibliography at the National Superior School of Information Science and Libraries in France.
He serves as the curator of the Cultura Fonds in Dilbeek. Previously, he worked as a curator at the University Library of Antwerp, the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC, and the Bibliothèque Mazarine in Paris.
This program is collaboratively hosted by Emory University and the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking.
]]> adoll8117719683712026-02-24 21:26:1117721258692026-02-26 17:11:0900eventJoin us for a special lecture and papermaking workshop with guest historian Dr. Joran Proot!]]>2025-04-10T10:00:00-04:002025-04-10T13:00:00-04:002025-04-10T13:00:00-04:002025-04-10 14:00:002025-04-10 17:00:002025-04-10 17:00:002025-04-10T10:00:00-04:002025-04-10T13:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-10 10:00:002025-04-10 01:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>679418679418image<![CDATA[Joran Proot Headshot]]>image/jpeg17719685962026-02-24 21:29:5617719690172026-02-24 21:36:57544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Reception: Transformed Environments]]>35849
Please join us in celebrating the Transformed Environments exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. Paper is an underappreciated resource that touches every aspect of our lives, even architecture. We see the influence of paper in construction materials, architecture models, and as design inspiration. This exhibition focuses on paper as it shapes the spaces we live and work in. This event is free and open to the public.
Reception: RSVP not required. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117719695702026-02-24 21:46:1017719702262026-02-24 21:57:0600eventPlease join us in celebrating the Transformed Environments exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking.]]>2025-04-23T16:00:00-04:002025-04-23T19:00:00-04:002025-04-23T19:00:00-04:002025-04-23 20:00:002025-04-23 23:00:002025-04-23 23:00:002025-04-23T16:00:00-04:002025-04-23T19:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-23 04:00:002025-04-23 07:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>
]]>679421679421image<![CDATA[Transformed Environments Cover Image]]>image/png17719697292026-02-24 21:48:4917719700282026-02-24 21:53:48544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Mini World: Tunnel Book Workshop]]>35849 Learn how to build a little world! Tunnel books are created from a series of cut-paper panels that create depth in a small, detailed scene. In this class, we will learn how to prepare and assemble materials to make a tunnel book, as well as some of the history behind this fascinating structure. Participants will construct a book starting with an image from historic Atlanta, and leave ready to make their own creations. All skill levels welcome and all materials provided.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117719673012026-02-24 21:08:2117719691532026-02-24 21:39:1300eventCome for a night of family fun at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. ]]>2026-04-02T19:00:00-04:002026-04-02T21:00:00-04:002026-04-02T21:00:00-04:002026-04-02 23:00:002026-04-03 01:00:002026-04-03 01:00:002026-04-02T19:00:00-04:002026-04-02T21:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-04-02 07:00:002026-04-02 09:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>679417679417image<![CDATA[Mini World: Tunnel Book]]>image/jpeg17719669112026-02-24 21:01:5117719672632026-02-24 21:07:43544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Expanded Landscapes]]>35849
Sara Garden Armstrong, an internationally renowned artist whose exhibiting career and studio work with handmade paper processes spans over 50 years, leads this one-day program. The workshop begins with a brief introduction to Armstrong’s work, with hands-on examples. Then participants will focus on learning, observing, and making unique paper objects to explore the processes of pigment staining, pulp-pouring, pulp painting, and collage techniques on pre-formed sheets of paper. Technical information and recipes about sizing, pulp beating and experimenting with different fibers will be addressed.
Participants will dive deep into the practice of creating and sustaining new relationships with paper formation, pigments, and processes integral to promoting an ongoing experience with the fascinating world of papermaking, pigments, and collage.
At the end of the workshop, participants will leave with their own creation. They should bring 3 to 4 pieces of 12 x18 inch cardboard to facilitate transporting their work home. All other supplies provided and all levels of experience welcome. There will be a lunch break from approx. 12:30pm-1:15pm, participants responsible for their own lunch.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Artist: Sara Garden Armstrong is a visual artist whose creative research/practice spans a wide range of mediums and techniques, from large site-specific sculpture to artist’s books. Her work addresses organic change and transformation while exploring properties of materials, resulting in nature-based biomorphic abstraction. Layered two- dimensional work and sculptural installations that often incorporate video projection and sound, focus on life processes such as breathing and support systems of the body. Other recurrent themes are water, time, and shifts of reality, with their elements of chance and change.
Former atrium commissions have focused on scientific phenomena and their interactions with the human condition, such as the installation for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at the University of Alabama Birmingham (UAB) Medical Center. A past recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation CALL (Creating a Living Legacy) grant through Space One Eleven, Armstrong’s national and international exhibition record extends over a period of more than 40 years. Her artist’s books can be found in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, among others.
The monograph SARA GARDEN ARMSTRONG: Threads and Layers, 2020, reveals the influences and concepts that run through her diverse body of work. Its publication coincided with a traveling exhibition of the same name, incorporating site-specific work. The exhibition made stops in a three state area—Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
Armstrong received her Master of Fine Arts from the University of Alabama and a Master of Art Education from UAB. After living in New York City for 36 years, in 2017 she returned to Birmingham, where she currently lives and works in her building, which provides space for Ground Floor Contemporary Gallery (an artist-run collective) on the first floor and 21st Street Studios on the 3rd floor.
]]> adoll8117513864672025-07-01 16:14:2717719656712026-02-24 20:41:1100eventJoin this one-day workshop with internationally renowned paper artist Sarah Garden Armstrong for an Expanded Landscapes paper arts experience. ]]>2025-11-08T10:00:00-05:002025-11-08T16:00:00-05:002025-11-08T16:00:00-05:002025-11-08 15:00:002025-11-08 21:00:002025-11-08 21:00:002025-11-08T10:00:00-05:002025-11-08T16:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-11-08 10:00:002025-11-08 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>678569678569image<![CDATA[Legacies-SGA-Workshop-Grid--2-.jpg]]>image/jpeg17625246322025-11-07 14:10:3217625246322025-11-07 14:10:32544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Visit Armstrong's Website]]><![CDATA[Register Here]]><![CDATA[ATL CleanTech Connect - February 25, 2026]]>36413 This ATL Cleantech Connect conversation will focus on AI Opportunity: How the Southeast Can Build a Generational Economic Engine by Powering the Nation’s AI Imperative.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future technology—it is a structural shift that is rapidly reshaping the economy and driving unprecedented demand for digital infrastructure and power. This panel will explore why AI’s growth is inevitable and how its accelerating energy requirements represent a once-in-a-generation opportunity to modernize power infrastructure, strengthen grid resilience, and unlock long-term economic growth across the Southeast. Leaders from digital infrastructure, energy, policy, and clean technology will discuss how proactive planning, large-scale investment, and cross-sector collaboration can enable the region to answer the call to power the nation’s AI imperative while building a durable, competitive economic engine for decades to come.
The panel includes:
Creighton Batrouney, Chief Power Supply Officer, GreyStone Power Corporation
We eagerly look forward to your positive response and your valuable presence at this event.
]]> pdevarajan3117690121662026-01-21 16:16:0617715141922026-02-19 15:16:3200eventWe meet quarterly to educate and collaborate on efforts designed to build an integrated and impactful cleantech launch ecosystem across greater Atlanta. With time to network and build important relationships, the power of whole is made greater by the diverse talents and passions of the participants. Come be a part of it!]]>2026-02-25T16:00:00-05:002026-02-25T16:00:00-05:002026-02-25T16:00:00-05:002026-02-25 21:00:002026-02-25 21:00:002026-02-25 21:00:002026-02-25T16:00:00-05:002026-02-25T16:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-02-25 04:00:002026-02-25 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Bill Moore Student Success Center]]>Trisha Sisk | Director of Activities and Engagement Strategic Energy Institute]]>679047679047image<![CDATA[EmailHeader-ATLCleanTechConnect-PD.jpg]]>image/jpeg17690121942026-01-21 16:16:3417690121942026-01-21 16:16:34<![CDATA[Register Here]]><![CDATA[Georgia Tech Energy Day 2026]]>36413 Georgia Tech Energy Day brings together thought-leaders from academia, industry, and government to accelerate energy innovations through advancements in materials, systems, technologies, and policy. The event provides an opportunity for key stakeholders to interact with Georgia Tech researchers who are pioneering work in this critical field.
The theme of this year’s event, Energy for AI, addresses one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to meet the rapidly growing electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. As AI technologies scale and data centers proliferate, the energy sector must evolve to support this transformation sustainably and efficiently. The morning keynote and panels will discuss the projected surge of energy and resources demand and cross-cutting policy, technology, and market factors. The afternoon technical tracks on power generation, data center infrastructure and resources, and grid-level electricity systems will explore how researchers, funders and industry can work toward smarter solutions for the evolving landscape. The afternoon poster session and reception will showcase the talented students at Georgia Tech who are actively innovating in these areas.
]]> pdevarajan3117653976032025-12-10 20:13:2317701441742026-02-03 18:42:5400eventGeorgia Tech Energy Day provides an opportunity for key stakeholders to interact with Georgia Tech researchers who are pioneering work in this critical field.]]>2026-03-19T08:00:00-04:002026-03-19T18:00:00-04:002026-03-19T18:00:00-04:002026-03-19 12:00:002026-03-19 22:00:002026-03-19 22:00:002026-03-19T08:00:00-04:002026-03-19T18:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-03-19 08:00:002026-03-19 06:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Website]]>Rebecca Grieco || Institute for Matter and Systems]]>678821678821image<![CDATA[Energy-Day-Header-revised-PROOF.jpg]]>image/jpeg17653977072025-12-10 20:15:0717653977072025-12-10 20:15:07<![CDATA[Event Page]]><![CDATA[2026 Sustainability Showcase - Day 2]]>27338 The Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems holds its signature event each year in the Spring called the Sustainability Showcase. We invite Georgia Tech researchers, students, staff, and partners to share their work with the sustainability community.
The theme for the 2026 Sustainability Showcase is "From Big Bets to Local Solutions: Tech's Role in Resilience." There will be two days of presentations, panel discussions, and keynotes about the latest sustainability initiatives and research happening at Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech President Emeritus, G. Wayne Clough, will give a keynote called "Wildlife Management & Resiliency – A Big Vision for Georgia."
Topics for day one will be centered aroundwildlife, resilience, and ecological sustainability. The topics for day two will be AI and Sustainability, and Technology and the Arts. There will be ample opportunities throughout the two days for networking, snacks, and refreshments.
This 2-day event will close with a visioning session to create a shared resilience research, education, campus, and action agenda (learn more and register here).
We look forward to another great opportunity for the Georgia Tech sustainability community to gather, share, and amplify everyone's great work.
]]> Brent Verrill117679838582026-01-09 18:37:3817697034272026-01-29 16:17:0700eventGeorgia Tech researchers, students, staff, and partners to share their work with the sustainability community. The theme for this year's Showcase is "From Big Bets to Local Solutions: Tech's Role in Resilience."]]>2026-02-10T09:00:00-05:002026-02-10T16:00:00-05:002026-02-10T16:00:00-05:002026-02-10 14:00:002026-02-10 21:00:002026-02-10 21:00:002026-02-10T09:00:00-05:002026-02-10T16:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-02-10 09:00:002026-02-10 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Trisha Sisk, Director of Activities and Engagement, BBISS]]>679066679066image<![CDATA[2026_Sustainability_Showcase_Newsletter_Banner.jpg]]>image/jpeg17691137592026-01-22 20:29:1917697158132026-01-29 19:43:33<![CDATA[Showcase Webpage for the Latest Info]]><![CDATA[2026 Sustainability Showcase - Day 1]]>27338 The Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems holds its signature event each year in the Spring called the Sustainability Showcase. We invite Georgia Tech researchers, students, staff, and partners to share their work with the sustainability community.
The theme for the 2026 Sustainability Showcase is "From Big Bets to Local Solutions: Tech's Role in Resilience." There will be two days of presentations, panel discussions, and keynotes about the latest sustainability initiatives and research happening at Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech President Emeritus, G. Wayne Clough, will give a keynote called "Wildlife Management & Resiliency – A Big Vision for Georgia."
Topics for day one will be centered aroundwildlife, resilience, and ecological sustainability. The topics for day two will be AI and Sustainability, and Technology and the Arts. There will be ample opportunities throughout the two days for networking, snacks, and refreshments.
This 2-day event will close with a visioning session to create a shared resilience research, education, campus, and action agenda (learn more and register here).
We look forward to another great opportunity for the Georgia Tech sustainability community to gather, share, and amplify everyone's great work.
]]> Brent Verrill117679827982026-01-09 18:19:5817697031242026-01-29 16:12:0400eventGeorgia Tech researchers, students, staff, and partners to share their work with the sustainability community. The theme for this year's Showcase is "From Big Bets to Local Solutions: Tech's Role in Resilience."]]>2026-02-09T09:00:00-05:002026-02-09T16:00:00-05:002026-02-09T16:00:00-05:002026-02-09 14:00:002026-02-09 21:00:002026-02-09 21:00:002026-02-09T09:00:00-05:002026-02-09T16:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2026-02-09 09:00:002026-02-09 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Trisha Sisk, Director of Activities and Engagement, BBISS]]>679066679066image<![CDATA[2026_Sustainability_Showcase_Newsletter_Banner.jpg]]>image/jpeg17691137592026-01-22 20:29:1917697158132026-01-29 19:43:33<![CDATA[Showcase Webpage for the Latest Info]]><![CDATA[Research Town Hall - Dec. 10, 2025]]>27561 You're invited to a town hall on Dec. 10 hosted by Executive Vice President for Research Tim Lieuwen.
Agenda
Research overview
Commercialization updates
Q&A session
Held in the Clary Theater in the Bill More Student Success Center or virtually via Zoom.
]]> Angela Ayers117636696612025-11-20 20:14:2117636711132025-11-20 20:38:3300eventResearch town hall hosted by Tim Lieuwen]]>2025-12-10T10:00:00-05:002025-12-10T11:00:00-05:002025-12-10T11:00:00-05:002025-12-10 15:00:002025-12-10 16:00:002025-12-10 16:00:002025-12-10T10:00:00-05:002025-12-10T11:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-12-10 10:00:002025-12-10 11:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Lisa Tuttle]]><![CDATA[BBISS Insights Series - 11/20]]>27338 We look forward to hosting you at three upcoming events. The BBISS Insight Series aims to address the evolving needs of the BBISS community through in-person and virtual events to help GT researchers amplify their impact in sustainability research.
For the fall semester, the series will feature speakers with experience engaging government agencies for partnerships and proposal development. These sessions are designed to help researchers identify research opportunities and partners to build an impactful research program.
The activities planned for the BBISS Insight Series will be updated based on input from the BBISS community. Faculty from around the Institute are welcome to join us. These events do not require registration. For more information, please contact tressa.watson@gatech.edu. Thursday, November 20, 2025 Time: 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Topic: GT National Lab Relations Speaker: George White, Sr Director, Strategic Partnerships, Chief Chips Strategy Officer, Office of the VPIR Details: Price Gilbert Scholars Event Theater or virtual Link to Virtual Meeting Meeting ID: 230 089 821 307 0 Passcode: BB66Wk3R
]]> Brent Verrill117589143742025-09-26 19:19:3417627972772025-11-10 17:54:3700eventThe BBISS Insight Series aims to address the evolving needs of the BBISS community to help amplify their impact in sustainability research.]]>2025-11-20T12:30:00-05:002025-11-20T13:30:00-05:002025-11-20T13:30:00-05:002025-11-20 17:30:002025-11-20 18:30:002025-11-20 18:30:002025-11-20T12:30:00-05:002025-11-20T13:30:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-11-20 12:30:002025-11-20 01:30:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Price Gilbert Event Space (Room 1280)]]>Tressa Hoyer, BBISS Events Coordinator]]>678165678165image<![CDATA[large-BBISS-Insights-Series.jpg]]> graphic banner with the BBISS logo and text header 'BBISS Insights Series']]> image/jpeg17589126572025-09-26 18:50:5717589126572025-09-26 18:50:57<![CDATA[Teams Link]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571843232025-09-06 18:45:2317571843352025-09-06 18:45:3500eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571840932025-09-06 18:41:3317571841092025-09-06 18:41:4900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571839522025-09-06 18:39:1217571839642025-09-06 18:39:2400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571839002025-09-06 18:38:2017571839122025-09-06 18:38:3200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571838802025-09-06 18:38:0017571838932025-09-06 18:38:1300eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571838562025-09-06 18:37:3617571838722025-09-06 18:37:5200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571838352025-09-06 18:37:1517571838492025-09-06 18:37:2900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571838092025-09-06 18:36:4917571838272025-09-06 18:37:0700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571837892025-09-06 18:36:2917571838032025-09-06 18:36:4300eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571837652025-09-06 18:36:0517571837792025-09-06 18:36:1900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571837372025-09-06 18:35:3717571837572025-09-06 18:35:5700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571836882025-09-06 18:34:4817571837272025-09-06 18:35:2700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571836652025-09-06 18:34:2517571836802025-09-06 18:34:4000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571836132025-09-06 18:33:3317571836582025-09-06 18:34:1800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571835942025-09-06 18:33:1417571836072025-09-06 18:33:2700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571835752025-09-06 18:32:5517571835892025-09-06 18:33:0900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571835542025-09-06 18:32:3417571835682025-09-06 18:32:4800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571835352025-09-06 18:32:1517571835492025-09-06 18:32:2900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571835152025-09-06 18:31:5517571835282025-09-06 18:32:0800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571834892025-09-06 18:31:2917571835082025-09-06 18:31:4800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571834692025-09-06 18:31:0917571834822025-09-06 18:31:2200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571834462025-09-06 18:30:4617571834622025-09-06 18:31:0200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571834232025-09-06 18:30:2317571834392025-09-06 18:30:3900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571833802025-09-06 18:29:4017571833952025-09-06 18:29:5500eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571833562025-09-06 18:29:1617571833742025-09-06 18:29:3400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571833282025-09-06 18:28:4817571833432025-09-06 18:29:0300eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571833062025-09-06 18:28:2617571833202025-09-06 18:28:4000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571832832025-09-06 18:28:0317571832982025-09-06 18:28:1800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571832442025-09-06 18:27:2417571832772025-09-06 18:27:5700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571832172025-09-06 18:26:5717571832362025-09-06 18:27:1600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571831932025-09-06 18:26:3317571832072025-09-06 18:26:4700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571831742025-09-06 18:26:1417571831862025-09-06 18:26:2600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571831542025-09-06 18:25:5417571831672025-09-06 18:26:0700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571831302025-09-06 18:25:3017571831472025-09-06 18:25:4700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571830422025-09-06 18:24:0217571830642025-09-06 18:24:2400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571829692025-09-06 18:22:4917571829832025-09-06 18:23:0300eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571829412025-09-06 18:22:2117571829562025-09-06 18:22:3600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571829092025-09-06 18:21:4917571829282025-09-06 18:22:0800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571828892025-09-06 18:21:2917571829022025-09-06 18:21:4200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571828642025-09-06 18:21:0417571828812025-09-06 18:21:2100eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571828432025-09-06 18:20:4317571828572025-09-06 18:20:5700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571828212025-09-06 18:20:2117571828362025-09-06 18:20:3600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571827822025-09-06 18:19:4217571828102025-09-06 18:20:1000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571827572025-09-06 18:19:1717571827762025-09-06 18:19:3600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571827302025-09-06 18:18:5017571827462025-09-06 18:19:0600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571827072025-09-06 18:18:2717571827212025-09-06 18:18:4100eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571826812025-09-06 18:18:0117571826992025-09-06 18:18:1900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571826592025-09-06 18:17:3917571826722025-09-06 18:17:5200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571826332025-09-06 18:17:1317571826512025-09-06 18:17:3100eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571825442025-09-06 18:15:4417571826252025-09-06 18:17:0500eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571825202025-09-06 18:15:2017571825352025-09-06 18:15:3500eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571824922025-09-06 18:14:5217571825072025-09-06 18:15:0700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571824742025-09-06 18:14:3417571824862025-09-06 18:14:4600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571824512025-09-06 18:14:1117571824672025-09-06 18:14:2700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571824322025-09-06 18:13:5217571824442025-09-06 18:14:0400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571824042025-09-06 18:13:2417571824192025-09-06 18:13:3900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571823842025-09-06 18:13:0417571823962025-09-06 18:13:1600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571823592025-09-06 18:12:3917571823772025-09-06 18:12:5700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571823372025-09-06 18:12:1717571823532025-09-06 18:12:3300eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571823152025-09-06 18:11:5517571823292025-09-06 18:12:0900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571822892025-09-06 18:11:2917571823072025-09-06 18:11:4700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571822682025-09-06 18:11:0817571822842025-09-06 18:11:2400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571822472025-09-06 18:10:4717571822602025-09-06 18:11:0000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571822272025-09-06 18:10:2717571822412025-09-06 18:10:4100eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571822022025-09-06 18:10:0217571822192025-09-06 18:10:1900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571821822025-09-06 18:09:4217571821952025-09-06 18:09:5500eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571821602025-09-06 18:09:2017571821742025-09-06 18:09:3400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571821422025-09-06 18:09:0217571821542025-09-06 18:09:1400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571821232025-09-06 18:08:4317571821342025-09-06 18:08:5400eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571821052025-09-06 18:08:2517571821182025-09-06 18:08:3800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571820852025-09-06 18:08:0517571820992025-09-06 18:08:1900eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571820662025-09-06 18:07:4617571820782025-09-06 18:07:5800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571820362025-09-06 18:07:1617571820582025-09-06 18:07:3800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571820152025-09-06 18:06:5517571820302025-09-06 18:07:1000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571819942025-09-06 18:06:3417571820082025-09-06 18:06:4800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571819682025-09-06 18:06:0817571819872025-09-06 18:06:2700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571819372025-09-06 18:05:3717571819522025-09-06 18:05:5200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571819142025-09-06 18:05:1417571819302025-09-06 18:05:3000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571818932025-09-06 18:04:5317571819062025-09-06 18:05:0600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571818722025-09-06 18:04:3217571818852025-09-06 18:04:4500eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571818522025-09-06 18:04:1217571818662025-09-06 18:04:2600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571818332025-09-06 18:03:5317571818462025-09-06 18:04:0600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571818122025-09-06 18:03:3217571818262025-09-06 18:03:4600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571817942025-09-06 18:03:1417571818062025-09-06 18:03:2600eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571817712025-09-06 18:02:5117571817882025-09-06 18:03:0800eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117571817372025-09-06 18:02:1717571817612025-09-06 18:02:4100eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Create two illuminated paper structures in this day-long experience. We’ll begin with the Party Light, a simplified version of the collapsible chochin lanterns originally hung outside of shops in Japan. Collage paper onto a simple reed armature and add a hanging mechanism so that your lantern can be hung, carried, or placed on a surface. We’ll also create a lightweight Inflatable Ball, and we’ll explore ways to shape the panels to create a variety of lantern forms. All materials provided and all experience levels welcome.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Artist: Helen Hiebert is a Colorado artist who constructs installations, sculptures, films, artists’ books and works in paper using handmade paper as her primary medium. She teaches, lectures and exhibits her work internationally and online, and is the author of the several how-to books about papermaking and papercrafts. Helen has an extensive network of paper colleagues around the world and her interest in how things are made (from paper) keeps her up-to-date on current paper trends, which she writes about in her weekly blog called The Sunday Paper. She interviews papermakers and paper artists on her podcast Paper Talk, and she holds an annual paper retreat and papermaking master classes in her Red Cliff studio.
]]> adoll8117513846272025-07-01 15:43:4717570135412025-09-04 19:19:0100eventJoin this workshop with internationally renowned paper artist Helen Hiebert for a one-day lantern making experience. ]]>2025-09-06T10:00:00-04:002025-09-06T16:00:00-04:002025-09-06T16:00:00-04:002025-09-06 14:00:002025-09-06 20:00:002025-09-06 20:00:002025-09-06T10:00:00-04:002025-09-06T16:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-09-06 10:00:002025-09-06 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>677323677323image<![CDATA[thumbnail_Inflatable-Ball-smaller.png]]>image/png17513830802025-07-01 15:18:0017513836182025-07-01 15:26:58544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Visit Hiebert's Website]]><![CDATA[Register Here]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Reception: Legacies In Paper]]>35849 Please join us in celebrating the Legacies In Paper exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. The artists featured in the inaugural triennial series Legacies in Paper, Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, & Helen Hiebert have spent a lifetime exploring the boundless qualities of handmade paper. This exhibit dives into what it means for an artist to spend years exploring a material, and how deep an understanding and visual vocabulary can be created with time and an extensive investigation. The artists will be present for the reception. Free and open to the public.
RSVP for the free exhibit reception here. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117513839032025-07-01 15:31:4317570061142025-09-04 17:15:1400eventPlease join us in celebrating the Legacies In Paper exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. ]]>2025-09-04T16:00:00-04:002025-09-04T19:00:00-04:002025-09-04T19:00:00-04:002025-09-04 20:00:002025-09-04 23:00:002025-09-04 23:00:002025-09-04T16:00:00-04:002025-09-04T19:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-09-04 04:00:002025-09-04 07:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[ RSVP ]]>Anna Doll
404-894-7840
anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>677892677892image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper: Exhibit Reception]]>image/png17569221912025-09-03 17:56:3117569224482025-09-03 18:00:48The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Explore the properties of abaca, a beautiful translucent paper fiber with a high a high shrinkage rate, while making small sculptural objects. Participants will pull sheets of abaca paper and then experiment with placing wire or string between the layers, so that as the paper dries it will be transformed into unique sculptural forms. All supplies provided and all levels of experience welcome.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117513854162025-07-01 15:56:5617569219302025-09-03 17:52:1000eventJoin the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking for an evening workshop making paper sculptures.]]>2025-10-08T19:00:00-04:002025-10-08T20:30:00-04:002025-10-08T20:30:00-04:002025-10-08 23:00:002025-10-09 00:30:002025-10-09 00:30:002025-10-08T19:00:00-04:002025-10-08T20:30:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-10-08 07:00:002025-10-08 08:30:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>677337677337image<![CDATA[Sculptural Abaca]]>image/jpeg17514892702025-07-02 20:47:5017514894552025-07-02 20:50:55544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Virtual Artist Talk: Legacies In Paper ]]>35849*Virtual*
Legacies in Paper honors the dedication that Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert have had to papermaking as a tool for their artistic expression. During this virtual artist talk, hear the artists discuss the trajectory of their careers, their relationship with the medium of handmade paper, and their current explorations.
*This program will be recorded and available on the paper museum website approx. 1-2 weeks after the talk.
]]> adoll8117513858562025-07-01 16:04:1617569218792025-09-03 17:51:1900eventLearn about the artists featured in the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking's Legacies In Paper exhibit.
]]>2025-10-15T20:00:00-04:002025-10-15T21:00:00-04:002025-10-15T21:00:00-04:002025-10-16 00:00:002025-10-16 01:00:002025-10-16 01:00:002025-10-15T20:00:00-04:002025-10-15T21:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-10-15 08:00:002025-10-15 09:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Sign-up for the free lecture here]]>Anna Doll
]]>677891677891image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper 2]]>image/png17569213632025-09-03 17:42:4317569218162025-09-03 17:50:16544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]><![CDATA[Sign-Up here for program]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117557225822025-08-20 20:43:0217557225972025-08-20 20:43:1700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117557225542025-08-20 20:42:3417557225732025-08-20 20:42:5300eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117557225312025-08-20 20:42:1117557225472025-08-20 20:42:2700eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117557225092025-08-20 20:41:4917557225222025-08-20 20:42:0200eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117557224752025-08-20 20:41:1517557225012025-08-20 20:41:4100eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Legacies in Paper]]>30829 In Legacies in Paper, we are proud to feature the work of three contemporary artists—Helen Hiebert, Nancy Cohen, and Sara Garden Armstrong—whose practices embody the spirit of innovation while reflecting on longstanding traditions. Each artist brings a unique voice to the medium: Hiebert’s luminous constructions explore the interplay of light and structure; Cohen’s sculptural works reflect ecological fragility and resilience; and Armstrong’s immersive environments blur the boundaries between the organic and the engineered. Together, their works speak to the transformative potential of paper—not only as a surface for expression but as a sculptural, spatial, and conceptual force. Through their hands, paper becomes a language of memory, a vessel of emotion, and a bridge between past and present.]]> Virginia Howell117557198672025-08-20 19:57:4717557224402025-08-20 20:40:4000eventLegacies in Paper is an exhibit celebrating the lifelong exploration of hand papermaking in the artworks of Nancy Cohen, Sara Garden Armstrong, and Helen Hiebert, significant pioneers in developing paper as an artistic and sculptural medium.
]]>677322677322image<![CDATA[Legacies In Paper]]>image/jpeg17513829002025-07-01 15:15:0017513830642025-07-01 15:17:44The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Details: Programming will include a presentation of outcomes from Visioning Session 1 with an invitation for feedback from our broader community, including member companies. Lunch will be served.
]]> jmartin482117490563902025-06-04 16:59:5017515551292025-07-03 15:05:2900eventProgramming will include a presentation of outcomes from Visioning Session 1 with an invitation for feedback from our broader community, including member companies. Lunch will be served.
]]><![CDATA[Natural Dye Workshop With Radha Pandey]]>35849
The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is excited to welcome internationally renowned paper artist Radha Pandey for a one-day experience.In this workshop, participants will learn how to extract dyes using natural materials for application on paper. Processes such as brush-dyeing, estimating the amount of dyestuff needed for projects, and use of the best types of mordants and their results will be taught. Discussion and demonstration about what types of handmade papers work best and why will be part of the experience as well. At the end of the workshop, participants will leave with a stack of beautifully dyed handmade papers. All supplies provided and all levels of experience welcome. There will be a lunch break from approx. 12:30pm-1:15pm, participants are responsible for their own lunch.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Artist: Radha Pandey is a book artist, papermaker and letterpress printer. She earned her MFA in Book Arts from the University of Iowa Center for the Book. She specializes in Indo-Islamicate Papermaking and teaches book arts classes in India, Europe and the US. Her book Anatomia Botanica (2014) won the MICA Book Award and received an Honorable Mention at the 15th Carl Hertzog Award for Excellence in Book Design. In 2018, her book Deep Time won the Joshua Heller Memorial Award. Pandey’s most recent book Flora of Mughal India won the prestigious MCBA Book Prize (2024).
Her books are held in over 80 collections internationally, including the Library of Congress and Yale University. She runs a book arts studio in India and Norway with her partner, Johan Solberg. Currently, Radha is working on a book about shadows and our perception of the color black.
]]> adoll8117478567482025-05-21 19:45:4817492223962025-06-06 15:06:3600eventJoin this workshop with internationally renowned paper artist Radha Pandey for a one-day natural dye experience. ]]>2025-06-14T10:00:00-04:002025-06-14T16:00:00-04:002025-06-14T16:00:00-04:002025-06-14 14:00:002025-06-14 20:00:002025-06-14 20:00:002025-06-14T10:00:00-04:002025-06-14T16:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-06-14 10:00:002025-06-14 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>677200677200image<![CDATA[Natural Dyes Workshop with Radha Pandey]]>image/jpeg17492221812025-06-06 15:03:0117492223082025-06-06 15:05:08544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Visit Pandey's Website]]><![CDATA[Lecture: Exploring Pahari Drawings & Kashmiri Manuscripts ]]>35849 In this lecture, Amélie Couvrat Desvergnes will share the findings of two research projects exploring a group of Pahari drawings (from present-day Himachal Pradesh) and Kashmiri manuscripts held in French and Dutch collections. Through close visual analysis, fiber identification, and historical research, these studies traced the origins, materials, and techniques used to produce paper in northwestern India. Many of these artworks and manuscripts were created on paper made in Sialkot (now in Pakistan) and Srinagar (in Indian Kashmir), where papermaking traditions were introduced from the 15th century onward. While rooted in this broader tradition, Sialkoti and Kashmiri papers developed distinct characteristics, which will be examined in the lecture. The talk will also highlight the contribution of paper conservators, whose material expertise can reveal new layers of meaning in well-studied historical objects. Additionally, it will underscore the enduring value of Dard Hunter’s legacy: his photographs, essays, and paper samples—collected during fieldwork—played a vital role in both projects. Institutions such as the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking remain essential resources for researchers, offering rich material that supports deeper understanding of global papermaking traditions.
Registration: Register through the constant contact link. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Speaker: Amélie Couvrat Desvergnes is a book and paper conservator specializing in Islamic and South Asian manuscripts and works on paper. She has worked in France, Qatar, and the Netherlands, where she is currently based. Throughout her career, she has developed extensive expertise in the papermaking traditions of the Islamic world, grounded in both academic research and the direct study of manuscripts and other paper artifacts. Her work has focused particularly on the history and techniques of papermaking in Iran and South Asia, leading her to develop a methodology for the study of non-European handmade papers. Recently, she has led several research projects on South Asian papers, from Kashmir to the Deccan. Through the close examination of drawings and manuscripts, she seeks to deepen our understanding of the production, technical characteristics, and social uses of handmade paper across the Indian subcontinent.
]]> adoll8117478571442025-05-21 19:52:2417478580792025-05-21 20:07:5900eventIn this lecture, Amélie Couvrat Desvergnes will share the findings of two research projects exploring a group of Pahari drawings (from present-day Himachal Pradesh) and Kashmiri manuscripts held in French and Dutch collections. ]]>2025-06-18T12:00:00-04:002025-06-18T13:00:00-04:002025-06-18T13:00:00-04:002025-06-18 16:00:002025-06-18 17:00:002025-06-18 17:00:002025-06-18T12:00:00-04:002025-06-18T13:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-06-18 12:00:002025-06-18 01:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Museum website]]>Anna Doll
]]>677110677110image<![CDATA[Amélie Couvrat Desvergnes]]>image/jpeg17478576582025-05-21 20:00:5817478580512025-05-21 20:07:31544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]><![CDATA[Sign-Up here for program]]><![CDATA[ATL Cleantech Connect - April 30, 2025]]>36413 We meet quarterly to educate and collaborate on efforts designed to build one, integrated, and impactful cleantech launch ecosystem across greater Atlanta. With time to network and build important relationships, the power of whole is made greater by the diverse talents and passions of the participants. Come be a part of it!
Featured Speakers Include:
Julian Bell, Vice President, Engineering, JTEC Energy Scott Childers, Vice President, Essential Power, Stryten Energy Nian Liu, Associate Professor, School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Georgia Tech Rich Simmons, Director, Research and Studies, Strategic Energy Institute, Georgia Tech
To help us ensure that we make the event enjoyable for everyone, we kindly ask you to RSVP by filling out the registration below by April 25, 2025. Register: https://forms.office.com/r/vjWg5dXyxJ
]]> pdevarajan3117437130312025-04-03 20:43:5117447399072025-04-15 17:58:2700eventJoin us - The next ATL CleanTech Connect is focused on the future of sustainable energy solutions: innovation’s role in driving energy resilience.]]>2025-04-30T16:00:00-04:002025-04-30T18:00:00-04:002025-04-30T18:00:00-04:002025-04-30 20:00:002025-04-30 22:00:002025-04-30 22:00:002025-04-30T16:00:00-04:002025-04-30T18:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-30 04:00:002025-04-30 06:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Trisha Sisk || Director of Activities and Engagement, Strategic Energy Institute]]>676748676748image<![CDATA[web-banner-ATLCleanTechConnect_0.jpeg]]>image/jpeg17437131762025-04-03 20:46:1617437131762025-04-03 20:46:16<![CDATA[Event Page]]><![CDATA[Mini-Symposium: Biomass integration with Traditional Refineries (BiTR)]]>36695 There is increasing interest in combining our existing hydrocarbon infrastructure with renewable sources of carbon such as seed oils, waste fats and oils, tri-acyl glycerides (TAGs) derived from sources such as algae, and pyrolysis oils from woody biomass. This has been driven by standards such as the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) and the desire by industry segments, such as aviation, for fuels with low net carbon emissions.
In this mini-symposium we will hear from experts on the challenges and potential solutions to the integration at different scales and levels of abstraction.
]]> jmartin482117383422952025-01-31 16:51:3517435099882025-04-01 12:19:4800eventIn this mini-symposium we discuss the challenges and potential solutions to the integration of biomass with traditional refineries at different scales and levels of abstraction.]]>2025-04-17T11:00:00-04:002025-04-17T14:30:00-04:002025-04-17T14:30:00-04:002025-04-17 15:00:002025-04-17 18:30:002025-04-17 18:30:002025-04-17T11:00:00-04:002025-04-17T14:30:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-17 11:00:002025-04-17 02:30:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Trisha Sisk Director, RBI Activities and Engagement]]>676179676179image<![CDATA[BiTR Header.png]]>image/png17383437722025-01-31 17:16:1217383437722025-01-31 17:16:12<![CDATA[RBI 2025 Spring Workshop]]>36695 Join us for an engaging discussion including the latest in dewatering technologies, electrochemical recovery, membranes for black liquor separations, and carbon accounting. We will also celebrate the grand opening of RBI's Multi-Phase Pilot Forming system.]]> jmartin482117405927772025-02-26 17:59:3717418066782025-03-12 19:11:1800eventJoin us for an engaging discussion including the latest in dewatering technologies, electrochemical recovery, membranes for black liquor separations, and carbon accounting. We will also celebrate the grand opening of RBI's Multi-Phase Pilot Forming system.]]>2025-05-13T08:00:00-04:002025-05-13T13:00:00-04:002025-05-13T13:00:00-04:002025-05-13 12:00:002025-05-13 17:00:002025-05-13 17:00:002025-05-13T08:00:00-04:002025-05-13T13:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-05-13 08:00:002025-05-13 01:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>terri.sapp@rbi.gatech.edu]]><![CDATA[]]><![CDATA[2025 RBI Spring Workshop]]>36695 Join us for an engaging discussion on De-watering Technologies, Poly Electrolyte Systems, Black Liquor Membranes and Carbon Accounting, as well as enjoying our student poster session. We will also celebrate the grand opening of the Multi-phase Former System.]]> jmartin482117405922602025-02-26 17:51:0017418061432025-03-12 19:02:2300eventJoin us for an engaging discussion including the latest in dewatering technologies, electrochemical recovery, membranes for black liquor separations, and carbon accounting. We will also celebrate the grand opening of RBI's Multi-Phase Pilot Forming system.]]>2025-05-12T12:30:00-04:002025-05-12T18:00:00-04:002025-05-12T18:00:00-04:002025-05-12 16:30:002025-05-12 22:00:002025-05-12 22:00:002025-05-12T12:30:00-04:002025-05-12T18:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-05-12 12:30:002025-05-12 06:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>terri.sapp@rbi.gatech.edu]]><![CDATA[]]><![CDATA[Family Day at the Paper Museum]]>30829Program Description:
Come for a day of family fun at the Museum of Papermaking, organized in collaboration with the Paper Girls Show. This drop-in style event features, papermaking, spring origami activities, and the opportunity to make your own stop-motion paper animation. Videos from the Paper Girls Show and stop-motion animations will also be shown throughout the event. Visit the Paper Museum’s special exhibit, Night Circus, a book arts show, and make your own accordion book. All minors are required to be accompanied by an adult during the program.
The Paper Girls Show promotes the maker mindset by inspiring children to imagine, design and create solutions for their own daily challenges. All while having lots of fun!
ABOUT THE PAPER GIRLS SHOW: imaginative storylines, smart dialogue & inspiring characters with a contagious enthusiasm for "making" will spark children’s own natural curiosity. Each episode tackles real world challenges with real world STEM solutions and creative thinking! For more information including open educational resources and learning platform, which include S.T.E.A.M classroom activities, and Common Core & NGSS-aligned curricular guides for ages 6+, visit https://www.papergirls.com/education
]]> Virginia Howell117417218442025-03-11 19:37:2417417221172025-03-11 19:41:5700eventThis drop-in style event features, papermaking, spring origami activities, and the opportunity to make your own stop-motion paper animation. Videos from the Paper Girls Show and stop-motion animations will also be shown throughout the event. Visit the Paper Museum’s special exhibit, Night Circus, a book arts show, and make your own accordion book. All minors are required to be accompanied by an adult during the program. ]]>2025-04-05T10:00:00-04:002025-04-05T23:00:00-04:002025-04-05T23:00:00-04:002025-04-05 14:00:002025-04-06 03:00:002025-04-06 03:00:002025-04-05T10:00:00-04:002025-04-05T23:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-05 10:00:002025-04-05 11:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Museum website]]>Anna Doll
]]>676521676521image<![CDATA[RCW Family Day]]> Come to Family Day at the Paper Museum! April 5, 10-1]]> image/png17417215982025-03-11 19:33:1817417217702025-03-11 19:36:10<![CDATA[Paper Girls Website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417214332025-03-11 19:30:3317417214502025-03-11 19:30:5000eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-18T09:00:00-04:002025-04-18T17:00:00-04:002025-04-18T17:00:00-04:002025-04-18 13:00:002025-04-18 21:00:002025-04-18 21:00:002025-04-18T09:00:00-04:002025-04-18T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-18 09:00:002025-04-18 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417214082025-03-11 19:30:0817417214252025-03-11 19:30:2500eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-17T09:00:00-04:002025-04-17T17:00:00-04:002025-04-17T17:00:00-04:002025-04-17 13:00:002025-04-17 21:00:002025-04-17 21:00:002025-04-17T09:00:00-04:002025-04-17T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-17 09:00:002025-04-17 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417213892025-03-11 19:29:4917417214022025-03-11 19:30:0200eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-16T09:00:00-04:002025-04-16T17:00:00-04:002025-04-16T17:00:00-04:002025-04-16 13:00:002025-04-16 21:00:002025-04-16 21:00:002025-04-16T09:00:00-04:002025-04-16T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-16 09:00:002025-04-16 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417213682025-03-11 19:29:2817417213822025-03-11 19:29:4200eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-15T09:00:00-04:002025-04-15T17:00:00-04:002025-04-15T17:00:00-04:002025-04-15 13:00:002025-04-15 21:00:002025-04-15 21:00:002025-04-15T09:00:00-04:002025-04-15T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-15 09:00:002025-04-15 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417213502025-03-11 19:29:1017417213632025-03-11 19:29:2300eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-14T09:00:00-04:002025-04-14T17:00:00-04:002025-04-14T17:00:00-04:002025-04-14 13:00:002025-04-14 21:00:002025-04-14 21:00:002025-04-14T09:00:00-04:002025-04-14T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-14 09:00:002025-04-14 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417213312025-03-11 19:28:5117417213442025-03-11 19:29:0400eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-11T09:00:00-04:002025-04-11T17:00:00-04:002025-04-11T17:00:00-04:002025-04-11 13:00:002025-04-11 21:00:002025-04-11 21:00:002025-04-11T09:00:00-04:002025-04-11T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-11 09:00:002025-04-11 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417213122025-03-11 19:28:3217417213252025-03-11 19:28:4500eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-10T09:00:00-04:002025-04-10T17:00:00-04:002025-04-10T17:00:00-04:002025-04-10 13:00:002025-04-10 21:00:002025-04-10 21:00:002025-04-10T09:00:00-04:002025-04-10T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-10 09:00:002025-04-10 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417212922025-03-11 19:28:1217417213072025-03-11 19:28:2700eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-09T09:00:00-04:002025-04-09T17:00:00-04:002025-04-09T17:00:00-04:002025-04-09 13:00:002025-04-09 21:00:002025-04-09 21:00:002025-04-09T09:00:00-04:002025-04-09T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-09 09:00:002025-04-09 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417212722025-03-11 19:27:5217417212852025-03-11 19:28:0500eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-08T09:00:00-04:002025-04-08T17:00:00-04:002025-04-08T17:00:00-04:002025-04-08 13:00:002025-04-08 21:00:002025-04-08 21:00:002025-04-08T09:00:00-04:002025-04-08T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-08 09:00:002025-04-08 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417212522025-03-11 19:27:3217417212662025-03-11 19:27:4600eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-07T09:00:00-04:002025-04-07T17:00:00-04:002025-04-07T17:00:00-04:002025-04-07 13:00:002025-04-07 21:00:002025-04-07 21:00:002025-04-07T09:00:00-04:002025-04-07T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-07 09:00:002025-04-07 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417212312025-03-11 19:27:1117417212452025-03-11 19:27:2500eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-04T09:00:00-04:002025-04-04T17:00:00-04:002025-04-04T17:00:00-04:002025-04-04 13:00:002025-04-04 21:00:002025-04-04 21:00:002025-04-04T09:00:00-04:002025-04-04T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-04 09:00:002025-04-04 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417211992025-03-11 19:26:3917417212132025-03-11 19:26:5300eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-03T09:00:00-04:002025-04-03T17:00:00-04:002025-04-03T17:00:00-04:002025-04-03 13:00:002025-04-03 21:00:002025-04-03 21:00:002025-04-03T09:00:00-04:002025-04-03T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-03 09:00:002025-04-03 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417211812025-03-11 19:26:2117417211942025-03-11 19:26:3400eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-02T09:00:00-04:002025-04-02T17:00:00-04:002025-04-02T17:00:00-04:002025-04-02 13:00:002025-04-02 21:00:002025-04-02 21:00:002025-04-02T09:00:00-04:002025-04-02T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-02 09:00:002025-04-02 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417211342025-03-11 19:25:3417417211722025-03-11 19:26:1200eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-01T09:00:00-04:002025-04-01T17:00:00-04:002025-04-01T17:00:00-04:002025-04-01 13:00:002025-04-01 21:00:002025-04-01 21:00:002025-04-01T09:00:00-04:002025-04-01T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-01 09:00:002025-04-01 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417211162025-03-11 19:25:1617417211302025-03-11 19:25:3000eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-28T09:00:00-04:002025-03-28T17:00:00-04:002025-03-28T17:00:00-04:002025-03-28 13:00:002025-03-28 21:00:002025-03-28 21:00:002025-03-28T09:00:00-04:002025-03-28T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-28 09:00:002025-03-28 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417210972025-03-11 19:24:5717417211102025-03-11 19:25:1000eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-27T09:00:00-04:002025-03-27T17:00:00-04:002025-03-27T17:00:00-04:002025-03-27 13:00:002025-03-27 21:00:002025-03-27 21:00:002025-03-27T09:00:00-04:002025-03-27T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-27 09:00:002025-03-27 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417210762025-03-11 19:24:3617417210902025-03-11 19:24:5000eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-26T09:00:00-04:002025-03-26T17:00:00-04:002025-03-26T17:00:00-04:002025-03-26 13:00:002025-03-26 21:00:002025-03-26 21:00:002025-03-26T09:00:00-04:002025-03-26T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-26 09:00:002025-03-26 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417210422025-03-11 19:24:0217417210702025-03-11 19:24:3000eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-25T09:00:00-04:002025-03-25T17:00:00-04:002025-03-25T17:00:00-04:002025-03-25 13:00:002025-03-25 21:00:002025-03-25 21:00:002025-03-25T09:00:00-04:002025-03-25T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-25 09:00:002025-03-25 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417210172025-03-11 19:23:3717417210332025-03-11 19:23:5300eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-24T09:00:00-04:002025-03-24T17:00:00-04:002025-03-24T17:00:00-04:002025-03-24 13:00:002025-03-24 21:00:002025-03-24 21:00:002025-03-24T09:00:00-04:002025-03-24T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-24 09:00:002025-03-24 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417209982025-03-11 19:23:1817417210112025-03-11 19:23:3100eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-21T09:00:00-04:002025-03-21T17:00:00-04:002025-03-21T17:00:00-04:002025-03-21 13:00:002025-03-21 21:00:002025-03-21 21:00:002025-03-21T09:00:00-04:002025-03-21T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-21 09:00:002025-03-21 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417209782025-03-11 19:22:5817417209922025-03-11 19:23:1200eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-20T09:00:00-04:002025-03-20T17:00:00-04:002025-03-20T17:00:00-04:002025-03-20 13:00:002025-03-20 21:00:002025-03-20 21:00:002025-03-20T09:00:00-04:002025-03-20T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-20 09:00:002025-03-20 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417209582025-03-11 19:22:3817417209732025-03-11 19:22:5300eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-19T09:00:00-04:002025-03-19T17:00:00-04:002025-03-19T17:00:00-04:002025-03-19 13:00:002025-03-19 21:00:002025-03-19 21:00:002025-03-19T09:00:00-04:002025-03-19T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-19 09:00:002025-03-19 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417209392025-03-11 19:22:1917417209532025-03-11 19:22:3300eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-18T09:00:00-04:002025-03-18T17:00:00-04:002025-03-18T17:00:00-04:002025-03-18 13:00:002025-03-18 21:00:002025-03-18 21:00:002025-03-18T09:00:00-04:002025-03-18T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-18 09:00:002025-03-18 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417209172025-03-11 19:21:5717417209322025-03-11 19:22:1200eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-17T09:00:00-04:002025-03-17T17:00:00-04:002025-03-17T17:00:00-04:002025-03-17 13:00:002025-03-17 21:00:002025-03-17 21:00:002025-03-17T09:00:00-04:002025-03-17T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-17 09:00:002025-03-17 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417208842025-03-11 19:21:2417417209082025-03-11 19:21:4800eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-14T09:00:00-04:002025-03-14T17:00:00-04:002025-03-14T17:00:00-04:002025-03-14 13:00:002025-03-14 21:00:002025-03-14 21:00:002025-03-14T09:00:00-04:002025-03-14T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-14 09:00:002025-03-14 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117417208352025-03-11 19:20:3517417208732025-03-11 19:21:1300eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-12T09:00:00-04:002025-03-12T17:00:00-04:002025-03-12T17:00:00-04:002025-03-12 13:00:002025-03-12 21:00:002025-03-12 21:00:002025-03-12T09:00:00-04:002025-03-12T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-12 09:00:002025-03-12 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368718462025-01-14 16:24:0617417207792025-03-11 19:19:3900eventThis exhibition features 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-13T09:00:00-04:002025-03-13T17:00:00-04:002025-03-13T17:00:00-04:002025-03-13 13:00:002025-03-13 21:00:002025-03-13 21:00:002025-03-13T09:00:00-04:002025-03-13T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-13 09:00:002025-03-13 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Research Town Hall - Feb. 27, 2025]]>27561 The Georgia Tech research community is invited to the virtual Research Town Hall hosted by EVPR Tim Lieuwen on Thursday, February 27, 2025 at 11 a.m.
Agenda includes a discussion led by Tim Lieuwen and Tanta Myles on how to conduct research collaboratively and securely given the continual shifts in the regulatory landscape for research.
]]> Angela Ayers117380674512025-01-28 12:30:5117405037722025-02-25 17:16:1200eventResearch Town Hall Hosted by Tim Lieuwen at 11 a.m. on February 27, 2025.]]>2025-02-27T11:00:00-05:002025-02-27T12:00:00-05:002025-02-27T12:00:00-05:002025-02-27 16:00:002025-02-27 17:00:002025-02-27 17:00:002025-02-27T11:00:00-05:002025-02-27T12:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-27 11:00:002025-02-27 12:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Zoom Link]]><![CDATA[Exhibit Reception: Night Circus]]>35849
Please join us in celebrating Night Circus, the current special exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, an organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts. Members interpreted the theme of “Night Circus”, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness. Free and open to the public.
Reception: Use the RSVP link to let us know you plan to come to the free exhibit reception. RSVP not required but greatly appreciated. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117377422772025-01-24 18:11:1717377428652025-01-24 18:21:0500eventPlease join us in celebrating Night Circus, a newexhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking.]]>2025-02-13T16:00:00-05:002025-02-13T19:00:00-05:002025-02-13T19:00:00-05:002025-02-13 21:00:002025-02-14 00:00:002025-02-14 00:00:002025-02-13T16:00:00-05:002025-02-13T19:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-13 04:00:002025-02-13 07:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[RSVP Here]]>
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
Time: 10:00am-1:00pm: Drop-In Style, all ages welcome!
Fee: Free; parking is available beside the building, and various visitor decks on the Georgia Tech Campus
Description: Come for a night of family fun at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. This event is organized in collaboration with the Paper Girls Show. This drop-in style event will feature a papermaking station, winter themed origami activities, and a stop-motion paper animation station. Paper Girls Show videos and stop motion animations will be shown throughout the event. Additionally, the Paper Museum’s special exhibition Build It: create with cardboard! will be open for interactive fun. Visitors can try their hand at arranging a marble run, using a cardboard decoder to discover hidden information in the gallery, take selfies using cardboard props, build hand-cranked movable cardboard automatons, as well as making personal cardboard creations of their own design. All minors are required to be accompanied by an adult during the program.
]]> adoll8117377376402025-01-24 16:54:0017377380022025-01-24 17:00:0200eventCome for a night of family fun at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking. ]]>2025-04-05T10:00:00-04:002025-04-05T13:00:00-04:002025-04-05T13:00:00-04:002025-04-05 14:00:002025-04-05 17:00:002025-04-05 17:00:002025-04-05T10:00:00-04:002025-04-05T13:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-05 10:00:002025-04-05 01:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>676125676125image<![CDATA[Family Day at the Paper Museum]]>image/jpeg17377373162025-01-24 16:48:3617377375992025-01-24 16:53:19544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Visit the Paper Girls Show Website]]><![CDATA[Virtual: By Its Cover - Night Circus Virtual Talk]]>35849*Virtual*
This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, an organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts. Members interpreted the theme of “Night Circus”, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness. Free and open to the public.
]]> adoll8117377364542025-01-24 16:34:1417377372872025-01-24 16:48:0700eventDuring the final virtual talk for the Night Circus exhibition, featured artists discuss the process of designing and creating the covers of their books. They also discuss how the cover reinforces the themes of the subject matter of the books.
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]><![CDATA[Sign-Up here for program]]><![CDATA[Virtual Sewing Cards & Book Binding - 2 Session]]>35849
Date: Thursday, February 20th & 27th , 2025
*2 Session workshop*
When learning how to make a book with a decorative sewn binding, the sewing card is a wonderful and useful tool to aid you in mastering simple to advanced sewing patterns. Practicing the mechanics of any sewing on a piece of two-dimensional card is tantamount to working on an actual book.
In this two-session virtual workshop, you will learn how to prepare and make sewing cards for book structures that include one, two, and three sections, as well as how to make a final book with the pattern of your choice. The first session includes an introduction to the sewing card and patterns, which participants will complete. Session two includes choosing a sewing card pattern and then creating a book. Depending on time limitations, it may be possible to make more than one book during the session. All skill levels welcome! Materials list and zoom link provided upon registration; minimal materials required.
Registration: Use the link to register. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
]]> adoll8117377356432025-01-24 16:20:4317377363712025-01-24 16:32:5100eventIn this two-session virtual workshop, you will learn how to prepare and make sewing cards for book structures that include one, two, and three sections, as well as how to make a final book with the pattern of your choice. ]]>2025-02-20T18:30:00-05:002025-02-20T21:00:00-05:002025-02-20T21:00:00-05:002025-02-20 23:30:002025-02-21 02:00:002025-02-21 02:00:002025-02-20T18:30:00-05:002025-02-20T21:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-20 06:30:002025-02-20 09:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for the Workshop]]>
]]>676124676124image<![CDATA[Sewing Cards & Book Binding Workshop]]>image/jpeg17377352432025-01-24 16:14:0317377355982025-01-24 16:19:58544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Washi: Japanese Papermaking]]>35849
In this one-day workshop, participants will learn how to form sheets of washi, or Japanese paper, using the nagashizuki sheet formation technique. We will cover how to prepare fiber, form sheets using a sugeta, and then press and dry sheets to make quality washi. Participants can expect to make their own set of washi sheets featuring the texture, luster, strength, and beauty that distinguishes it from other types of paper. All skill levels welcome and all materials provided. Paper made during the workshop will need dry time post workshop, and will be available for pick-up/shipping a few days after the workshop. There will also be a lunch break from approximately 12:30pm-1:15pm. Additional information will be provided upon registration.
Registration: Click on registration link to register for workshop. Please email anna.doll@rbi.gatech.edu for questions or more information.
About the Artist: Kyle Holland is a visual artist who is currently an instructor and studio manager for the MFA Book Arts Program at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL. Notable group exhibitions including his work have taken place at the Zuckerman Museum of Art, Kennesaw, GA; Morgan Art of Papermaking Conservatory & Educational Foundation, Cleveland, OH; Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking, Atlanta, GA; Center for Book Arts, New York, NY; King St. Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár, Hungary; and Dixon Gallery & Gardens, Memphis, TN. His work is held in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nevada Museum of Art, Center for Book Arts, Yale University, Rhode Island School of Design, and UC Berkeley among others. His work has been featured in publications such as Bainbridge Island Museum of Art’s Artist’s Books Unshelved video series, Bookforms: A Complete Guide to Designing and Crafting Hand-Bound Books, Hand Papermaking magazine, and the Little Book of Book Making: Timeless Techniques and Fresh Ideas for Beautiful Handmade Books.
]]> adoll8117278027112024-10-01 17:11:5117377352072025-01-24 16:13:2700eventJoin this workshop with guest artist Kyle Holland and make sheets of washi, Japanese paper]]>2024-11-16T10:00:00-05:002024-11-16T16:00:00-05:002024-11-16T16:00:00-05:002024-11-16 15:00:002024-11-16 21:00:002024-11-16 21:00:002024-11-16T10:00:00-05:002024-11-16T16:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2024-11-16 10:00:002024-11-16 04:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Register Here for Workshop]]>
]]>675190675190image<![CDATA[Washi: Japanese Papermaking]]>image/jpeg17278024642024-10-01 17:07:4417278026622024-10-01 17:11:02544841The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday-Friday, 9-5. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays. A $3 donation per visitor is requested. Groups of 10 or more must book a guided program in advance.]]>
]]><![CDATA[Visit the Museum Website]]><![CDATA[Visit Holland's Website]]><![CDATA[Words as Pictures - Night Circus Virtual Talk]]>35849 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, an organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts. Members interpreted the theme of “Night Circus”, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness. Free and open to the public.]]> adoll8117377345782025-01-24 16:02:5817377350722025-01-24 16:11:1200eventIn this talk artists who use calligraphy as a major aspect of their books and artists who use narrative pictures discuss the merits of their way of communicating through artists books.
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22<![CDATA[Sign-Up here for program]]><![CDATA[Virtual Lecture: Night Circus]]>30829Alicia Bailey and Christopher McAfee will share about their process in creating unique works for the Guild of Bookworkers exhibition, Night Circus.
Alicia Bailey is a studio artist and gallerist who lives and works in the Denver metro area. Since the mid-nineties, her studio work has focused on book and box arts. Widely exhibited and connected, an archive of her work is under development at University of Denver Penrose Library Special Collections.
Christopher McAfee spends every waking hour wrangling the ideas racing through his head, and occasionally his ideas will emerge in physical form. His process is as much about problem-solving as it is about making, and he will exert great effort to problem-solve an idea into a work of art.
]]> Virginia Howell117368960092025-01-14 23:06:4917368968442025-01-14 23:20:4400eventArtists Alicia Bailey and Christopher McAfee will discuss their design choices and how they enhance the meaning and function of the books they have bound for the exhibition "Night Circus."]]>2025-01-22T20:00:00-05:002025-01-22T21:00:00-05:002025-01-22T21:00:00-05:002025-01-23 01:00:002025-01-23 02:00:002025-01-23 02:00:002025-01-22T20:00:00-05:002025-01-22T21:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-01-22 08:00:002025-01-22 09:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[Museum website]]>Anna Doll
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22<![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368728832025-01-14 16:41:2317368728982025-01-14 16:41:3800eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-18T09:00:00-04:002025-04-18T17:00:00-04:002025-04-18T17:00:00-04:002025-04-18 13:00:002025-04-18 21:00:002025-04-18 21:00:002025-04-18T09:00:00-04:002025-04-18T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-18 09:00:002025-04-18 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368728592025-01-14 16:40:5917368728762025-01-14 16:41:1600eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-17T09:00:00-04:002025-04-17T17:00:00-04:002025-04-17T17:00:00-04:002025-04-17 13:00:002025-04-17 21:00:002025-04-17 21:00:002025-04-17T09:00:00-04:002025-04-17T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-17 09:00:002025-04-17 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368728412025-01-14 16:40:4117368728532025-01-14 16:40:5300eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-16T09:00:00-04:002025-04-16T17:00:00-04:002025-04-16T17:00:00-04:002025-04-16 13:00:002025-04-16 21:00:002025-04-16 21:00:002025-04-16T09:00:00-04:002025-04-16T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-16 09:00:002025-04-16 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368728212025-01-14 16:40:2117368728352025-01-14 16:40:3500eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-15T09:00:00-04:002025-04-15T17:00:00-04:002025-04-15T17:00:00-04:002025-04-15 13:00:002025-04-15 21:00:002025-04-15 21:00:002025-04-15T09:00:00-04:002025-04-15T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-15 09:00:002025-04-15 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368727992025-01-14 16:39:5917368728122025-01-14 16:40:1200eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-14T09:00:00-04:002025-04-14T17:00:00-04:002025-04-14T17:00:00-04:002025-04-14 13:00:002025-04-14 21:00:002025-04-14 21:00:002025-04-14T09:00:00-04:002025-04-14T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-14 09:00:002025-04-14 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368727752025-01-14 16:39:3517368727912025-01-14 16:39:5100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-11T09:00:00-04:002025-04-11T17:00:00-04:002025-04-11T17:00:00-04:002025-04-11 13:00:002025-04-11 21:00:002025-04-11 21:00:002025-04-11T09:00:00-04:002025-04-11T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-11 09:00:002025-04-11 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368727452025-01-14 16:39:0517368727622025-01-14 16:39:2200eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-10T09:00:00-04:002025-04-10T17:00:00-04:002025-04-10T17:00:00-04:002025-04-10 13:00:002025-04-10 21:00:002025-04-10 21:00:002025-04-10T09:00:00-04:002025-04-10T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-10 09:00:002025-04-10 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368727232025-01-14 16:38:4317368727382025-01-14 16:38:5800eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-09T09:00:00-04:002025-04-09T17:00:00-04:002025-04-09T17:00:00-04:002025-04-09 13:00:002025-04-09 21:00:002025-04-09 21:00:002025-04-09T09:00:00-04:002025-04-09T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-09 09:00:002025-04-09 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368727022025-01-14 16:38:2217368727162025-01-14 16:38:3600eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-08T09:00:00-04:002025-04-08T17:00:00-04:002025-04-08T17:00:00-04:002025-04-08 13:00:002025-04-08 21:00:002025-04-08 21:00:002025-04-08T09:00:00-04:002025-04-08T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-08 09:00:002025-04-08 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368726852025-01-14 16:38:0517368726962025-01-14 16:38:1600eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-07T09:00:00-04:002025-04-07T17:00:00-04:002025-04-07T17:00:00-04:002025-04-07 13:00:002025-04-07 21:00:002025-04-07 21:00:002025-04-07T09:00:00-04:002025-04-07T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-07 09:00:002025-04-07 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368726672025-01-14 16:37:4717368726792025-01-14 16:37:5900eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-04T09:00:00-04:002025-04-04T17:00:00-04:002025-04-04T17:00:00-04:002025-04-04 13:00:002025-04-04 21:00:002025-04-04 21:00:002025-04-04T09:00:00-04:002025-04-04T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-04 09:00:002025-04-04 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368726502025-01-14 16:37:3017368726612025-01-14 16:37:4100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-03T09:00:00-04:002025-04-03T17:00:00-04:002025-04-03T17:00:00-04:002025-04-03 13:00:002025-04-03 21:00:002025-04-03 21:00:002025-04-03T09:00:00-04:002025-04-03T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-03 09:00:002025-04-03 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368726152025-01-14 16:36:5517368726442025-01-14 16:37:2400eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-02T09:00:00-04:002025-04-02T17:00:00-04:002025-04-02T17:00:00-04:002025-04-02 13:00:002025-04-02 21:00:002025-04-02 21:00:002025-04-02T09:00:00-04:002025-04-02T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-02 09:00:002025-04-02 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368725542025-01-14 16:35:5417368725672025-01-14 16:36:0700eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-04-01T09:00:00-04:002025-04-01T17:00:00-04:002025-04-01T17:00:00-04:002025-04-01 13:00:002025-04-01 21:00:002025-04-01 21:00:002025-04-01T09:00:00-04:002025-04-01T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-04-01 09:00:002025-04-01 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368725332025-01-14 16:35:3317368725482025-01-14 16:35:4800eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-31T09:00:00-04:002025-03-31T17:00:00-04:002025-03-31T17:00:00-04:002025-03-31 13:00:002025-03-31 21:00:002025-03-31 21:00:002025-03-31T09:00:00-04:002025-03-31T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-31 09:00:002025-03-31 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368721582025-01-14 16:29:1817368721732025-01-14 16:29:3300eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-28T09:00:00-04:002025-03-28T17:00:00-04:002025-03-28T17:00:00-04:002025-03-28 13:00:002025-03-28 21:00:002025-03-28 21:00:002025-03-28T09:00:00-04:002025-03-28T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-28 09:00:002025-03-28 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368721402025-01-14 16:29:0017368721532025-01-14 16:29:1300eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-27T09:00:00-04:002025-03-27T17:00:00-04:002025-03-27T17:00:00-04:002025-03-27 13:00:002025-03-27 21:00:002025-03-27 21:00:002025-03-27T09:00:00-04:002025-03-27T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-27 09:00:002025-03-27 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368721242025-01-14 16:28:4417368721352025-01-14 16:28:5500eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-26T09:00:00-04:002025-03-26T17:00:00-04:002025-03-26T17:00:00-04:002025-03-26 13:00:002025-03-26 21:00:002025-03-26 21:00:002025-03-26T09:00:00-04:002025-03-26T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-26 09:00:002025-03-26 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368721052025-01-14 16:28:2517368721172025-01-14 16:28:3700eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-25T09:00:00-04:002025-03-25T17:00:00-04:002025-03-25T17:00:00-04:002025-03-25 13:00:002025-03-25 21:00:002025-03-25 21:00:002025-03-25T09:00:00-04:002025-03-25T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-25 09:00:002025-03-25 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368720852025-01-14 16:28:0517368720992025-01-14 16:28:1900eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-24T09:00:00-04:002025-03-24T17:00:00-04:002025-03-24T17:00:00-04:002025-03-24 13:00:002025-03-24 21:00:002025-03-24 21:00:002025-03-24T09:00:00-04:002025-03-24T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-24 09:00:002025-03-24 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368720522025-01-14 16:27:3217368720752025-01-14 16:27:5500eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-21T09:00:00-04:002025-03-21T17:00:00-04:002025-03-21T17:00:00-04:002025-03-21 13:00:002025-03-21 21:00:002025-03-21 21:00:002025-03-21T09:00:00-04:002025-03-21T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-21 09:00:002025-03-21 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368720052025-01-14 16:26:4517368720192025-01-14 16:26:5900eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-20T09:00:00-04:002025-03-20T17:00:00-04:002025-03-20T17:00:00-04:002025-03-20 13:00:002025-03-20 21:00:002025-03-20 21:00:002025-03-20T09:00:00-04:002025-03-20T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-20 09:00:002025-03-20 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368719882025-01-14 16:26:2817368720002025-01-14 16:26:4000eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-19T09:00:00-04:002025-03-19T17:00:00-04:002025-03-19T17:00:00-04:002025-03-19 13:00:002025-03-19 21:00:002025-03-19 21:00:002025-03-19T09:00:00-04:002025-03-19T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-19 09:00:002025-03-19 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368719702025-01-14 16:26:1017368719822025-01-14 16:26:2200eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-18T09:00:00-04:002025-03-18T17:00:00-04:002025-03-18T17:00:00-04:002025-03-18 13:00:002025-03-18 21:00:002025-03-18 21:00:002025-03-18T09:00:00-04:002025-03-18T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-18 09:00:002025-03-18 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368719512025-01-14 16:25:5117368719652025-01-14 16:26:0500eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-17T09:00:00-04:002025-03-17T17:00:00-04:002025-03-17T17:00:00-04:002025-03-17 13:00:002025-03-17 21:00:002025-03-17 21:00:002025-03-17T09:00:00-04:002025-03-17T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-17 09:00:002025-03-17 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368718682025-01-14 16:24:2817368718812025-01-14 16:24:4100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-14T09:00:00-04:002025-03-14T17:00:00-04:002025-03-14T17:00:00-04:002025-03-14 13:00:002025-03-14 21:00:002025-03-14 21:00:002025-03-14T09:00:00-04:002025-03-14T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-14 09:00:002025-03-14 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368718272025-01-14 16:23:4717368718402025-01-14 16:24:0000eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-12T09:00:00-04:002025-03-12T17:00:00-04:002025-03-12T17:00:00-04:002025-03-12 13:00:002025-03-12 21:00:002025-03-12 21:00:002025-03-12T09:00:00-04:002025-03-12T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-12 09:00:002025-03-12 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368717912025-01-14 16:23:1117368718212025-01-14 16:23:4100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-11T09:00:00-04:002025-03-11T17:00:00-04:002025-03-11T17:00:00-04:002025-03-11 13:00:002025-03-11 21:00:002025-03-11 21:00:002025-03-11T09:00:00-04:002025-03-11T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-11 09:00:002025-03-11 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368717682025-01-14 16:22:4817368717832025-01-14 16:23:0300eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-10T09:00:00-04:002025-03-10T17:00:00-04:002025-03-10T17:00:00-04:002025-03-10 13:00:002025-03-10 21:00:002025-03-10 21:00:002025-03-10T09:00:00-04:002025-03-10T17:00:00-04:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-10 09:00:002025-03-10 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368717482025-01-14 16:22:2817368717622025-01-14 16:22:4200eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-07T09:00:00-05:002025-03-07T17:00:00-05:002025-03-07T17:00:00-05:002025-03-07 14:00:002025-03-07 22:00:002025-03-07 22:00:002025-03-07T09:00:00-05:002025-03-07T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-07 09:00:002025-03-07 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368717272025-01-14 16:22:0717368717422025-01-14 16:22:2200eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-06T09:00:00-05:002025-03-06T17:00:00-05:002025-03-06T17:00:00-05:002025-03-06 14:00:002025-03-06 22:00:002025-03-06 22:00:002025-03-06T09:00:00-05:002025-03-06T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-06 09:00:002025-03-06 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368717082025-01-14 16:21:4817368717212025-01-14 16:22:0100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-05T09:00:00-05:002025-03-05T17:00:00-05:002025-03-05T17:00:00-05:002025-03-05 14:00:002025-03-05 22:00:002025-03-05 22:00:002025-03-05T09:00:00-05:002025-03-05T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-05 09:00:002025-03-05 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368716792025-01-14 16:21:1917368716992025-01-14 16:21:3900eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-04T09:00:00-05:002025-03-04T17:00:00-05:002025-03-04T17:00:00-05:002025-03-04 14:00:002025-03-04 22:00:002025-03-04 22:00:002025-03-04T09:00:00-05:002025-03-04T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-04 09:00:002025-03-04 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117368716492025-01-14 16:20:4917368716712025-01-14 16:21:1100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-03-03T09:00:00-05:002025-03-03T17:00:00-05:002025-03-03T17:00:00-05:002025-03-03 14:00:002025-03-03 22:00:002025-03-03 22:00:002025-03-03T09:00:00-05:002025-03-03T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-03-03 09:00:002025-03-03 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117365245472025-01-10 15:55:4717365245702025-01-10 15:56:1000eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-02-28T09:00:00-05:002025-02-28T17:00:00-05:002025-02-28T17:00:00-05:002025-02-28 14:00:002025-02-28 22:00:002025-02-28 22:00:002025-02-28T09:00:00-05:002025-02-28T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-28 09:00:002025-02-28 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117365245132025-01-10 15:55:1317365245372025-01-10 15:55:3700eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-02-27T09:00:00-05:002025-02-27T17:00:00-05:002025-02-27T17:00:00-05:002025-02-27 14:00:002025-02-27 22:00:002025-02-27 22:00:002025-02-27T09:00:00-05:002025-02-27T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-27 09:00:002025-02-27 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117365244612025-01-10 15:54:2117365244872025-01-10 15:54:4700eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-02-26T09:00:00-05:002025-02-26T17:00:00-05:002025-02-26T17:00:00-05:002025-02-26 14:00:002025-02-26 22:00:002025-02-26 22:00:002025-02-26T09:00:00-05:002025-02-26T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-26 09:00:002025-02-26 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.
Phone: 404-747-5350
]]><![CDATA[Museum website]]><![CDATA[Museum Exhibit: Night Circus]]>30829 This exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]> Virginia Howell117365244292025-01-10 15:53:4917365244512025-01-10 15:54:1100eventThis exhibition features approximately 31 works by members of the Guild of Book Workers, a book artists organization that promotes interest in and awareness of the tradition of the book and paper arts by maintaining high standards of workmanship, hosting educational opportunities, and sponsoring exhibits. Members were invited to interpret the theme of Night Circus, invoking curiosity with its spectacle, fascination with artistry and performance, exploration of the mysterious and luminous, investigation of clandestine actions and secret knowledge, and embrace of chaos and otherness.
Exhibitors
Yukimi Annand, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer Büchi, Leith Calcote, Gabby Cooksey and Erin Fletcher, Coleen Curry, Samuel Feinstein, Brenda Gallagher, Suzanne Glémot, Karen Hanmer, Judith Hoffman, Lang Ingalls, Caitlin Jochym, Esther Kibby, Monique Lallier, Nancy Leavitt, Chris McAfee, Suzanne Moore, Jeff Nilan, Graham Patten, Todd Pattison, Jennifer Pellecchia, Andrea Peterson and Mary Uthuppuru, Sara Pines, James Reid-Cunningham, George Sargent, EJ Youcha, Mimi Zycherman
]]>2025-02-25T09:00:00-05:002025-02-25T17:00:00-05:002025-02-25T17:00:00-05:002025-02-25 14:00:002025-02-25 22:00:002025-02-25 22:00:002025-02-25T09:00:00-05:002025-02-25T17:00:00-05:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime2025-02-25 09:00:002025-02-25 05:00:00America/New_YorkAmerica/New_Yorkdatetime<![CDATA[]]>Jerushia Graham
404-894-7821
jerushia.graham@rbi.gatech.edu
]]>675941675941image<![CDATA[RCW Night Circus]]>image/jpeg17361839402025-01-06 17:19:0017361843822025-01-06 17:26:22The Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is open Monday – Friday, 9-5. Admission is free, but groups of 10 or more must book a fee-based program in advance. The museum is closed all Georgia Tech holidays.
The museum is located at 500 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA.