The History of Bookbinding | 2020-21
Dates
Prices
Location
Information
Addressed to
Students of Grade 6 of primary school; middle and high school students
Dates
February – May 2021 (Monday – Friday)
Venue
School Classrooms
Cost
Free Admission
How do you choose which book to take from a library for browsing? The power of bookbinding doesn’t just lie in attracting one’s gaze, but also in transforming simple pages into books.
This workshop is like a double journey. Book spines, covers, ornaments, clasps, stiches, glues, and presses: these words may seem unfamiliar.
In this workshop you will not only discover their meaning, but will also learn the art of turning stacks of pages into books. In just a few hours, you will be ready to make your own decisions like experienced bookbinders You will decide if they need to be sewn, go to press for gluing, get trimmed or even hammered.
You will not be alone in this journey. Collaborating with staff from Foinikas Publications, you will be able to turn your newly gained knowledge into action, leaving the workshop with your own unique notebook.
Photo: Vicky Gerontopoulou
Applications should be sent to education@onassis.org, with "The History of Bookbinding" on the subject line.
The application must include the number of students, their grade and the school’s website.
INFORMATIONS
Τ. 210 3713000
E-mail: education@onassis.org
Each selected school group will take part in a three-hour workshop.
Credits
Bookbinder, Publisher
Babis Leggas
Bookbinder, Conservator
Ioanna Raisaki
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