Gift of Ashley Fuchs, 2021.
Item numbers were assigned by the archivist based on how they were housed. Item numbers include an "A" because the corresponding Artist Statement has the same number with a "B" after it.
Graphic Design 375 was offered in fall of 2019 at Montana State University. One of the assigned projects, Bozeman to Berlin Artist Book Collaboration, was completed by students at both Montana State University and University of Applied Sciences Europe, Berlin Campus. The University of Applied Sciences focuses on studies in Business, Sports, Media and Event and Art and Design. MSU students scheduled time to work with the press located on campus to complete their project.
Items were scheduled to be on display at the Exit Gallery in spring of 2020.
Letterpress printing is a printing technique which uses impressions of an inked surface to produce multiple copies of a work. Letterpress printing can be done with a specifically designed press with movable type, but can also be produced using wood engravings, photo-etched plates, and many other materials to produce consistent results for multiple pressings.
Author names are only given for MSU students as students studying in the European Union are protected by the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).
Collection was processed in February 2023
Twelve artist books created for Graphic Design 375 at MSU in fall 2019, taught by Ashley Fuchs. All books were created with letterpress printing. The project, Bozeman to Berlin Artist Book Collaboration, was a partnership with UE University of Applied Sciences Europe, Berlin Campus, teacher Laureen Mahler. The books were to use the theme "motion in narrative," were required to have a coptic binding, and students were able to use any array of materials (metal, wood, polymer plates etc.) to produce the pages. Artist statements were written by the MSU student associated with each item. The statements focus on the collaborative process and how artistic decisions were made. The course syllabus, with project details, has also been included.
This collection includes data (names and works) of students from the European Union who are protected by the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). These students have not given their permission for their names to be available online, nor have they given permission for photographs of their works to be published or made available online. For that reason, photographs of the artwork included in this collection cannot be published, nor can they be made available online. Any documents that include the names of these students must have their names redacted before they can be published or made available online.