Taught By:
pContemporary artists, writers, and scholars use publication in a variety of ways. From ephemera and mail art to avant-garde multiples and zines, this class will explore the many ways publication can fuel a creative practice. Students will learn the rich history of the multiple and independent publishing with assigned readings and studio projects that activate understanding. With labs hosted in the Book Arts Studio and Media spaces, students will be encouraged to explore the interplay between analog and digital processes. Seminars and workshops hosted in the library will focus on creative research and access to Evergreenapos;s unique collections of artist books, zines, and chapbooks for inspiration. Class projects include pinback buttons, artist trading cards, a collaborative Fluxus kit, and a final publication of the studentapos;s choosing. Content of proposed projects can span disciplines and media and are designed to build upon work created throughout the academic year./pdiv class="offering-data detail"div class="offering-view-field"strongAnticipated Credit Equivalencies:/strongp4 - Artist Publications/pp2 - Creative Research/p/div/div
Registration
Summer Registration:
Course Reference Numbers
Full Session (6): 40141
Academic Details
Fields of Study:
Preparatory for studies and careers in:
ppublishing, visual arts, design, creative writing, and librarianship./p
Credits:
6
Maximum Enrollment:
13
Class Standing:
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Fees:
p$100 fee covers studio and media access ($50) and printing for required projects ($50)./p
Special Expenses:
pStudents may wish to purchase additional materials for individual projects, expect costs between $30-$100./p
Schedule
Quarters:
Summer
2026
Open
In Person or Remote:
In Person (Su)
Time Offered:
Day and Evening
Schedule Evergreen:
Location:
Olympia