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Kathleen A. Walkup
Professor, Book Art
Program Head

At Mills since 1978

Office: CPM 119
Phone: 510.430.2001
Email: kwalk@mills.edu
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Faculty Office Hours
Days	Time	Room
M T W	11:00 - 12:00 by appointment 1:00 - 2:00 4:00 - 5:00 by appointment	CPM 119

Fall 2009 Schedule
Days	Time	Description	Room
M	01:00PM-03:55PM	BOOK 117/217 Visible Language	CPM 118
T	02:30PM-05:00PM	BOOK 230 Artists' Book: Concept	CPM 121
W	01:00PM-03:55PM	BOOK 117/217 Visible Language	CPM 118

Education

BA, Temple University, 1967

Courses Taught

BOOK 27/127: Introduction to Book Art
BOOK 28/128: The Artist's Book in a Gendered Space
BOOK 113: The Artist's Books: Concept, Content, Form
BOOK 117: Visible Language: Typography, Books and Printing
BOOK 118/218: The Book in an Edition
BOOK 122: Bookbinding: Traditional and Contemporary Forms
BOOK 126: Reading as a Necessity of Life: Women, Books, and Literacy
BOOK 230: Artists' Books: Conceptual Approaches
College 60B: Private Lives, Public Editions: Women Printers in Paris

Professional Interests

Nineteenth- and 20th-century women printers, history and practice of typography, women and literacy, moveable books

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Eucalyptus Press

Center for the Book

Contact Information

P: 510.430.2217
F: 510.430.3398
E: bookart@mills.edu

Last Updated: 8/28/09