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

CB Sherlock
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Since 2004, CB Sherlock and Regula Russelle have been making books, broadsides, and folios together with students, interns and colleagues, under the imprint Accordion Press Collaborations, in the studios of Minnesota Center for Book Arts. Their projects integrate art and literature, and feature a variety of printmaking and book binding techniques. The press had a serendipitous start when they made a book in preparation for a class, and discovered that their talents multiplied when they worked together. Their award winning books are found in many special collections including the Walker Art Center, the British Library, and MOMA. CB and Regula's collaborations are currently on exhibit in the Lerner Bindery Gallery at Minnesota Center for Book Arts.

Website: cbsherlock.com

CB Sherlock

Horizontal Grandeur, 2011

Each human being views the world through different eyes. Horizontal Grandeur, an essay written by Bill Holm, describes seeing through "prairie eyes." These are the perfect words to relate the feeling of intoxication found in large expanses of landscape. Using the text as part of the imagery, this book encompasses the abounding, organic beauty of the prairie: the wide paper, the tall grasses, and the joyous colors. The text runs horizontally across 56 inches of paper, making the viewer move across the paper like the eye moves across the horizon, experiencing the largeness of the prairie.

Dimensions: Open: 15.5 x 56, Closed: 16 x 10 inches; Open: 39.5 x 142, 40.5 x 25.5 centimeters

Two laminated Gasenshi papers, Letterpress printed text, mono-printed images, Moriki paper and linen book cloth on covers and box