[BKARTS] Los Angeles Book Arts Lecture and Representation Interviews

[Lisa Deutsch <Lagourmet@xxxxxxx>]

The Los Angeles  Book Arts Center and the Beverly Hills Public Library invite 
you to an encore  presentation by Bill and Vicky Stewart, owners of Vamp and 
Tramp Booksellers and Califia Books.  Once again, Bill and Vicky will be  
offering a hands-on look at a large sampling of the contemporary fine press and  
artists’ books that they represent.   
This free lecture  will take place on Sept. 14, 2004, at the Beverly Hills 
Public Library, which is  located at 444 North Rexford Dr. in Beverly Hills.  
The talk will begin promptly at 7:00  PM.  There is free parking in the  Beverly 
Hills Library parking lot. 
The Stewarts are  also offering a unique opportunity exclusively to members 
of the Los  Angeles Book Arts Center.  The Stewarts will be making half hour 
appointments from 3pm-9pm on  Monday, Sept. 13 with members interested in having 
Vamp & Tramp represent  their work.  The Stewarts will look at finished 
pieces of work, discuss  pricing and marketing ideas and explain their way of 
operating with artists and  presses.  If you’ve ever wanted to  know how your work 
compares to what is currently being sold, this is your chance  to see what 
your concept, content and technique may be worth in the  marketplace.  Members 
who wish to have their work reviewed by the Stewarts  may contact them by 
Thursday, September 9 for an appointment by phone at (205)  824-2300 or by email at 
mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx   
The Los Angeles  Book Arts Center is a creative, intellectual and technical 
resource for artists,  collectors, dealers, curators and all individuals 
interested in the book and  paper arts.  It is the center's  mission to serve as a 
network and clearinghouse for information, education and  resources. This is 
being accomplished through networking, workshops, lectures,  publications, 
exhibitions and outreach.  Our commitment is to build a strong community as well as 
to further  individual pursuits in the book and paper arts.   
The Los Angeles  Book Arts Center (LABAC) was founded in September 2002.  
Open meetings, hosted lectures, classes  and continuous online discussion groups 
all contribute to building a strong book  arts community in Los Angeles.  We  
offer the broadest possible range of classes in the book arts, drawing and  
calligraphy, paste papers and monoprints, book structures of all types, cases  
and boxes, and everything between and beyond.  The Los Angeles Book Arts Center 
is a  501 (c) 3 not for profit corporation.  Contributions are tax deductible 
to the extent allowed by law.   
For additional  information on this lecture or the Los Angeles Book Arts 
Center, please contact  Lisa Deutsch at (310) 657-2616 or LAGourmet@xxxxxxxx  
Please visit our website at  www.LABookArts.com.  

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