Inside the Milberg Gallery: Ulises Carrión - From Old Art to New Art
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“The New Art of Making Books,” in Kontexts no. 6/7, edited by Michael Gibbs, 1975 Theoretical essay.
“The New Art of Making Books,” in Kontexts no. 6/7, edited by Michael Gibbs, 1975 Theoretical essay.
PowerPoint or instructional video? Bar graph or pie chart? Choosing the right tool to present data is important, but what about bringing that digital data into the physical world? The "Data Driven Creativity: Making Data Physicalizations" Wintersession, held at the Princeton University Library (PUL) Makerspace, explored just that by taking participants through the complete process of bringing their data to life.
The following is the first in a series of inside looks at the current exhibition in Princeton University Library’s Ellen and Leonard Milberg Gallery in Firestone Library - “Ulises Carrión: Bookworks and Beyond.”
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Princeton University Library (PUL) has long paired its physical collections with the digital realm, providing access to resources like online periodicals and content memberships, and offering patrons the opportunity to have any of its print articles or book chapters digitized for use.
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Geographic interface to the collection of Chinese archival handbooks 档案馆指南 at the East Asian Library of Princeton University.
Photo credit: Brandon Johnson.