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IN THIS ISSUE:
Mindy Dubansky surveys hidden
paper treasures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Peter Dekker describes the
practical and invulnerable nature of early Chinese paper
armor
Sidney Berger discusses Dutch
gilt paper as the perfect substitute for leather
Moriki Kayoko shares the story
of Ueda Takashi, a Japanese craftsman who produces
kinkarakami gilt-leather paper
Jennifer King looks at
eighteenth- and nineteenth-century paper clothing
Christina Leitner informs us
about paper textiles in wartime Europe
Tara Ruth introduces us to
contemporary artists who explore mimicry through the
shape-shifting nature of handmade paper
Andrea Peterson offers a paper
sample that emulates the surface of the moon
Buzz Spector interviews Italian
artist Roberto Mannino whose paper sculpture resembles
shaped, polished metal (with paper sample)
Lynn Sures ON Annarita Librari
and her chiaroscuro watermarks (with paper sample)
Dorothy Field ON three
papermaking traditions in Asia
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