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Pecha Kucha is the Japanese phrase for "the sound of conversation." This session will consist of ten presenters offering fifteen slides, displayed for twenty seconds each. Presenters will have five minutes to discuss artists' publications (artists' books, zines, and related publications) based on interest, influence, or intrigue. The quick pace and strictly enforced time limit of this session format ensures a lively, engaging, and entertaining discussion. Presenters include Anna Brooke, Carey Chiaia, Ana Paula Cordeiro, Eleni Giorgos, Mitchell Goodrich, Nick Iluzada, Maggie Portis, Jasmine Sarp, Heather Slania, and Jonathan Thomas. Organized and moderated by Tony White.

Anna Brooke
Librarian, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Smithsonian Institution Libraries

Carey Chiaia
Member of Open Space Baltimore

Ana Paula Cordeiro
Artist/ Instructor, The Center for Book Arts

Eleni Giorgos
Book Artist

Mitchell Goodrich
Writer and illustrator

Nick Iluzada
Illustrator and book maker

Maggie Portis
Art & Architecture Librarian, Pratt Institute

Jasmine Sarp
Member of Open Space Baltimore

Heather Slania
Director of the Betty Boyd Dettre Library and Research Center
National Museum of Women in the Arts

Jonathan Thomas
Chair, Printmaking, Maryland Institute College of Art

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