HORIZON

Heather Bain
Susan Bonthron
Amy Borezo
Patty Bruce
Carolee Campbell
Rebecca Chamlee
Susan Collard
Coleen Curry
Cathy DeForest
Anna Embree
Ethan Ensign
Mark Esser
Don Etherington
Samuel Feinstein
Erin Fletcher
Madelyn Garrett
Ken Gilbert
Karen Hanmer
Monica Holtsclaw
Deborah Howe
Peggy Johnston
Jamie Kamph
Ellen Knudson
Rebecca Koch
Jill Krase
Alison Kuller
Monique Lallier
Sammy Lee
Amy LeePard
Carolyn Leigh
Sue Huggins Leopard
Christopher McAfee
Suzanne Moore
Hanne Niederhausen
Jeff Nilan
Claire Owen
Jan Owen
Graham Patten
Jana Pullman
Veda and Meda Rives
Suzanne Sawyer
Susan Share
CB Sherlock
Stanley Sherman
Priscilla Spitler
Emily Tipps
Jonathan Tremblay
Claire VanVliet
Tom Virgin
Robert Walp
Thomas Parker Williams
Wendy Withrow
Rutherford Witthus

Veda and Meda Rives
Normal, Illinois

Veda M. Rives and Meda R. Rives are artists and identical twin sisters who established Mirror Image Press as their studio where they pursue interests in printmaking, handmade paper, artists' books, and BookEnvirons. They create artworks both independently and collaboratively which have been exhibited nationally and internationally. Recent highlights include: "Best of Show" at the National, Liturgical and Sacred Art exhibition in Springfield, Illinois; "Honorable Mention" at the International Amateras Annual Paper Art show in Sofia, Bulgaria; and solo exhibitions in Boston, Memphis, and Quincy, Illinois. Veda is Associate Director of Normal Editions Workshop, the print research facility in the School of Art at Illinois State University, in Normal, Illinois. Meda is a member of the art faculty at Eureka College in Eureka, Illinois. Collections include Penang State Art Gallery, Malaysia; the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Hanji Theme Park, Wonju, South Korea; and Sakima Art Museum, Okinawa, Japan.

Website: mirrorimagepress.com

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Dual Horizons, 2012

The horizons that inspired Dual Horizons by Veda and Meda Rives are of a very personal nature. Literally, they recall the views of the horizons that nurtured us while growing up on our family farm. Metaphorically, they are reminders of the constant in a changing world. The cycle of the day in relationship to the horizons is traced in the imagery of the pigmented handmade paper, which may be viewed on the recto and verso consecutively or simultaneously when the book is backlit. The original verse is hand set in Bernhard Tango and hand printed. The accordion structure allows for variable display and mimics the ins and outs, the coming and goings, of the sun in relationship to the horizons and in our lives.

Dimensions: Closed: 11 x 8.25 x .25, Open: 11 x 44 x 7 inches; Closed: 28 x 21 x .5, Open: 28 x 112 x 18 centimeters

Pigmented handmade paper, letterpress.