The History of Bookbinding
Learn how to make pages into a book
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6th year primary school pupils and secondary students
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Free Admission
You don’t have to be Harry Potter to change loose pages into a book. You just need to discover the secrets of bookbinding, the ways we can use to bind the pages so that they can take the form of a book.
Let’s say you have lots of loose pages in your hands and you have to turn them into a book. How would you go about it? Would you stitch or sew them? Use a press or glue? Trim or staple them? “What’s all this?” you’re bound to wonder. And with reason.
They’re all terms of bookbinding – the technique of binding pages into a book. In this workshop, we will introduce you to this process and its history with the help of Foinikas Publications.
In the historic rooms of the Onassis Library, we will closely observe the process of bookbinding and make our own notepad.
Photo: Yiannis Soulis
Application and selection process:
Schools in Attiki can apply by sending an email until 15 October 2018
Applications should be sent to education@onassis.org, with "Onassis Library-Schools" in the subject line, and include the title of the workshop being applied for, the number of students, and the school website
Replies will be sent out by 1 November 2018
The school groups selected will be able to take part in one workshop each. Applications will be processed on a first-come first-served basis
Information: T. 210 3713000
Credits
Bookbinder-publisher
Babis Leggas
Bookbinder-book curator
Ioanna Raisaki
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