Mills College Contemporary Writers Series broadside collection, 2002-2017
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Overview of the Collection
- Title
- Mills College Contemporary Writers Series broadside collection
- Dates
- 2002-2017 (inclusive)20022017
- Quantity
- 1 portfolio
- Collection Number
- OLPa235MIL
- Summary
- A collection of printed broadsides by contemporary writers invited to campus by the English Department and Book Art Program at Mills College. Broadsides are designed and printed by graduate students in the Book Art Program.
- Repository
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Lewis & Clark College, Special Collections and Archives
Aubrey R. Watzek Library
615 S. Palatine Hill Rd.
Portland, OR
97219
Telephone: 5037687758
Fax: 5037687282
archives@lclark.edu - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open for research.
- Languages
- English, Spanish; Castilian
Content Description
This collection consists of poetry broadsides by contemporary writers invited to campus by the English Department and Book Art Program at Mills College. The designs were created by graduate students in the Book Art and Creative Writing Program at Mills College and printed using letterpress printing methods. Printed in limited editions, these broadsides are all signed and numbered.
Historical Note
The broadsides in this collection are printed by Eucalyptus Press, the imprint of the Mills College Book Art Program in Oakland, California.
This collection was donated in 2023 by Kathleen Walkup, Professor Emerita at Mills College, where she held the inaugural Lovelace Family Endowed Chair in Book Art and taught classes in typography, letterpress printing, artists' bookmaking and graduate seminars in book history and theory. At Mills College she established the first graduate program in book arts in the country in 1983. She began her printing career as part of a radical offset printing collective in Cambridge, Massachusetts, then co-founded both Five Trees Press and Peartree Printers, the first women's letterpress trade press since the late 1800s in San Francisco. Her publishing imprints have included Matrix Press and new broom. In 2019 a solo exhibition of her printing, Transitory Matter, was held at Mills College.
Use of the Collection
Preferred Citation
[identification of item], Mills College Contemporary Writers Series broadside collection, Lewis & Clark College Special Collections and Archives, Portland, Oregon.
Administrative Information
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Description: "Sea" by Etel Adnan; book in an edition classDates: 2002Container: Folder 1, Item 1
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Description: from "Financial District" by Jena Osman; designed by Jessea PerryDates: 2005Container: Folder 1, Item 2
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Description: "Humanimal" by Bhanu Kapil; designed by Lara DurbackDates: 2006Container: Folder 1, Item 3
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Description: "Pretty Pretty Pretty" by Daniel Handler; designed by Cassandra SmithDates: 2006Container: Folder 1, Item 4
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Description: "Coal Mountain Elementary" by Mark Nowak; designed by Lara DurbackDates: 2009Container: Folder 1, Item 5
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Description: "Goes Without Saying" by Kyle Schlesinger; designed by Lyall Harris and Kiala GivehandDates: 2010Container: Folder 1, Item 6
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Description: "Dream Number Three" by Shahrnush Parsipur; designed by Franny BannenDates: 2010Container: Folder 1, Item 7
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Description: "The Weather" by Eileen Myles; designed by Kate RobinsonDates: 2010Container: Folder 1, Item 8
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Description: "big question" by M. Nourbe Se Philip; designed by Meg DayDates: 2011Container: Folder 1, Item 9
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Description: "We Three Calves" by Zenon Fajfer; translated by Katarzyna Bazarnik; designed by Kate RobinsonDates: 2011Container: Folder 1, Item 10
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Description: "Wieczor Trzech Cielcow" by Zenon Fajfer; designed by Kate RobinsonDates: 2011Container: Folder 1, Item 11
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Description: "Happiness Research" by Chana Bloch; designed by Rob Borges and Luz Marina RuizDates: 2011Container: Folder 1, Item 12
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Description: "Calamities" by Renee Gladman; designed by Matt Runkle and Emji SperoDates: 2012Container: Folder 1, Item 13
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Description: "Gurgling in the Monster Depths" by Rena Rozenwasser; designed by Matt Runkle and Emji SperoDates: 2012Container: Folder 1, Item 14
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Description: "O! Crayola" by Joyce Carol Oates; designed by Jess Gale, Faith Hale, Perla Melendez, and Ava RosenDates: 2013Container: Folder 1, Item 15
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Description: "Song of Your Pluck" by Anne Carson; designed by Kendyll Naomi Pappas, Meri Page, Emji Spero, and Jennifer WilliamsDates: 2013Container: Folder 1, Item 16
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Description: "In the Beginning" by Victor LaValle; designed by Ariel Strong and Nora McKinnonDates: 2015Container: Folder 1, Item 17
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Description: "The Poet" by Eileen Miles; designed by Nora McKinnonDates: 2015Container: Folder 1, Item 18
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Description: "Dead Up" by Keenan Norris; designed by Nora McKinnonDates: 2016Container: Folder 1, Item 19
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Description: from Bluets by Maggie Nelson; designed by Nora McKinnon and Brooke HardyDates: 2016Container: Folder 1, Item 20
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Description: "&generalrelease" by Cheena Marie Lo; designed by Brooke HardyDates: 2016Container: Folder 1, Item 21
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Description: from Total Recall by Samantha Giles; designed by Brooke HardyDates: 2017Container: Folder 1, Item 22
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Description: "The Golem of Seoul" by Christine Jyung-Oak Lee; designed by Manar A. HarbDates: 2017Container: Folder 1, Item 23
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Subject Terms
- American poetry--20th century
- Letterpress printing
