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Susan E. Thomas

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Lives in
new york
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arts-education exhibition/performance, research, publication
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Statement

Organized and introduced program at LA Art Book Fair. Feb. 2, 2013. "Design Authors and Auteurs: Designers' Books Ascending" with Brian Roettinger, Adam Michaels, and Tanya Rubbak.

ALA Midwinter 2013. ACRL Arts Section. Virtual Presentation. "Contemporary Music Multiples." Selected speaker.

Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLIS/NA) 40th Annual Conference, Toronto, March 29-April 2, 2012. “Too Cool for School: Art Zines in Academic Libraries.” Selected speaker. Paper and Presentation here:

http://www.arlisna.org/news/confere...

ARLIS/NY Contemporary Artists' Book Conference at PS1. "Pecha Kucha: Artists’ Books, Zines, and Publishing." Nov. 5, 2010. Invited Participant.

ARLIS/NY Contemporary Artists' Book Conference at PS1. "Zines : Institutional Collecting, Zine Makers, and the Fine Line of Art." October 3, 2009. Invited Panelist.

Thomas, S. (2009, fall). "Value and Validity of Art Zines as an Art Form." Art Documentation 28(2), 27-38.

Thomas, S. (2008, July) Artslant Interview with Chantel Foretich: http://www.artslant.com/ny/artists/...

Thomas, S. (2007, December). "Biz of Acq -- Sample Magazine Display at the Pratt Institute Library: 2003-2006." Against the Grain, 19(6), 76-79.

National Book Critics Circle panel at Housing Works Bookstore. “Literary Magazines Go Electronic: Now where’s the Print Edition in the Library.” Co-Sponsored by Library Journal. Sept. 13, 2007. Invited Panelist.

Thomas, S. (2007 Spring). "Zeroing In on Contemporary, Independent Visual Arts Magazines." Art Documentation 26(1), 40-50.

Thomas, S. (2005, Nov/Dec). "Prophetic Balance." New York Arts, 10(11/12), 38. Interview with Trong Nguyen.

http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/novem...

Thomas, S. (2003 July). "Reader, Hear me Yearn: Revolving Paint Dream's 'In the Afternoon.'" n.p. McSweeney's Internet Tendency online: http://www.mcsweeneys.net/links/son...

NYC Zine Fest -09 http://www.flickr.com/photos/mohdi/...

 

Coordinator of Reference Services, Assistant Professor, Long Island University Libraries Brooklyn

Previous NYC positions: Evening/Weekend Librarian, Assistant Professor, BMCC (Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY); Reference Librarian, Associate Professor, Pratt Institute Libraries

 

 

 

 

 

Recommended art resources   
Press/Pub: ANP Quarterly
Outstanding , nearly ad-free oversize periodical from SoCal. Free at places like Deitch Project. The mag. profiles so many women artists--Uta Barth, Rita Ackerman, Lisa Eisner, Sister Corita Kent, Cheryl Dunn, JD Samson and Emily Roysdon, and Margaret Kilgallen, and more! Love that! From the mag website: Our goal is not to focus on current events or "who's hot" but rather to bring forward people and phenomena that deserve acknowledgement and coverage regardless of their place in time.
Press/Pub: Tate, etc.
Just Trust Me!
Press/Pub: Artist Music Journals
"A curated series from Soundscreen Design." Volume 1 numbers 1-12 available. Formatted like 10" vinyl, each volume contains a 24-page book created by a musician or artist (or artist musician). Artists include Seripop, Brian Roettinger, Post Typography (Double Dagger), Bjorn Copeland, Shaun Flynn et al.
Press/Pub: Paperback Issues 1 and 2
Small irregularly published art magazine, beautifully designed and executed. Color and B& W, w/ posters, fold outs. #1 includes work by Chris Johnanson, Harrell Fletcher, Miranda July. #2 Small World News, Curated Pages, Further Reading, etc. includes writing by Dan Nadel on Yuichi Yokoyama and Alice Pfeiffer on Charles Lapicque.

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