Shoutouts to @RareBookSchool, @SHARPorg, @AmAntiquarian, @UW_CHPDC/ @uw_cdmc, @BibSocAmer, @RutgersBook/ Princeton CSBM, and @umd_BookLab for incredible virtual programming in 2020! Going to thread with links to recordings of some of the amazing events I attended!
Wednesday June 17
SHARP in Focus ( @SHARPorg)
Teaching Material Texts without the Material
Megan Peiser, Emily Spunagle, Sarah Werner, and Matthew Kirschenbaum
Thursday June 18
Rare Book School ( @RareBookSchool)
A Hornbook for Digital Book History
Whitney Trettien
Tuesday September 1
Rare Book School ( @RareBookSchool)
Black Print Culture
Jessie Erickson, Brenna Wynn Greer and Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., moderated by Vanesa Evers and Curtis Small
Thursday September 24
American Antiquarian Society ( @AmAntiquarian) The Program in the History of the Book in American Culture
Bookishness: Loving Books in a Digital Age
Jessica Pressman, moderated by Kevin Wisnewski
Tuesday September 29
Center for the History of Print and Digital Culture & Center for Design and Material Culture University of Wisconsin-Madison ( @UW_CHPDC/ @uw_cdmc)
The Book in Art Museum Contexts
Lauren Gottlieb-Miller, moderated by Jonathan Senchyne https://cdmc.wisc.edu/cdmc-conversation-series-lauren-gottlieb-miller-and-jonathan-senchyne/
CDMC Conversation Series: Lauren Gottlieb Miller and Jonathan Senchyne

CDMC Conversation between Menil Collection Librarian Lauren Gottlieb-Miller and Dr. Jonathan Senchyne, Associate Professor and Director of the Center for the History of Print and Digital Culture.

https://cdmc.wisc.edu/cdmc-conversation-series-lauren-gottlieb-miller-and-jonathan-senchyne/
Friday October 23
Bibliographical Society of America ( @BibSocAmer)
Book/Print Artists/Scholars of Color Collective:
Tia Blassingame, Ashley Hairston Doughty, Kinohi Nishikawa, and Curtis Small
Friday November 20
Bibliographical Society of America ( @BibSocAmer)
Book/Print Artists/Scholars of Color Collective
Irene Chan, Devin Fitzgerald, Colette Fu, and Radha Pandey
Friday November 20
Princeton Committee for the Study of Books & Media, Committee for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, and Rutgers Initiative for the Book ( @RutgersBook)
"The Virtual Materiality of Texts: Book History during a Pandemic"
Leah Price, Jesse Erickson, ...
Tia Blassingame, Nigel Smith, Whitney Trettien, Emmanuel Bourbouhakis
https://history.princeton.edu/news-events/events/colloquium-virtual-materiality-texts-book-history-during-pandemic
Tuesday December 1
University of Maryland's BookLab ( @umd_BookLab) and Center for Literary and Comparative Studies
Antiracist Bookwork
Tia Blassingame and Curtis Small
Thursday December 3
Bibliographical Society of America ( @BibSocAmer)
Building Better Book Feminisms
Tamar Evangelestia-Dougherty, Leslie Howsam, Brenda Marston, Kate Ozment, and Sarah Werner
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