Friends, Peace, and Sanctuary
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Author
Contributions
- Seiden, Peggy, project director - Contributor
- Bowles, Courtney, book artist - Contributor
- Strandquist, Mark, book artist - Contributor
- Seesman, Suzanne, writer - Contributor
- Cummins, Maureen, book artist - Contributor
and 9 more
- Elmarzouky, Nora, writer - Contributor
- Aly, Islam, book artist - Contributor
- Weber, Marshall, writer - Contributor
- Aldouri, Hammam, writer - Contributor
- Ruin, Erik, book artist - Contributor
- Al-Obaidi, Yaroub, writer - Contributor
- GDLOFT (Firm) - Contributor
- Booklyn Artists Alliance - Contributor
- Swarthmore College. Friends, Peace, & Sanctuary - Contributor
Publication
2019 - Booklyn, Brooklyn, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
84,250 words, Guess
Page Count
337 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-10057847140X
- ISBN-139780578471402
- OCLC Control Number1135803273
- Open LibraryOL43615776M
Classifications
- LCCNX650.P6 F74 2019
Description
"Friends, Peace, and Sanctuary of Swarthmore College: a two-year project, supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, that connects the arts to historical and contemporary stories of refuge. Local Syrians and Iraqis worked with commissioned artists, writers and illustrators to create handmade books that explore connections between history and experience, displacement and refuge, empathy and belonging. Five artists - Islam Aly, Maureen Cummins, Erik Ruin, Courtney Bowles, and Mark Strandquist - were commissioned to create new works emerging from conversations with project collaborators and research in Swarthmore's Friends History Library and Peace Collection and archives elsewhere. These new works were featured in exhibitions in Swarthmore, Philadelphia, and beyond. At the close of the exhibitions, all project materials will be archived at Swarthmore College."--
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