ZINE: TURN A BIRD
Turn a bird, a zine by Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison.
A 40cm X 13.2cm (folded to 10cm X 13.2cm in proportion), full-colour zine, on 160gsm ecoStar + 100% Recycled Uncoated, with a hand-cut elements.
Turn a bird, has been made to celebrate Bird’s Eye View: Perspectives on the Art and Science of Ornithology, presented by Museums Victoria at Melbourne Museum as part of Melbourne Rare Book Week, on Saturday the 20th of July, 2024, in which a scientist (Dr Karen Rowe), a historian (Rebecca Carland) and two artists (the two of us) chatter about birds (with John Kean) in art and science including the history of museum science, rare ornithology books and taxonomy, and museum collections as artistic inspiration.
Turn a bird, a zine by Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison.
A 40cm X 13.2cm (folded to 10cm X 13.2cm in proportion), full-colour zine, on 160gsm ecoStar + 100% Recycled Uncoated, with a hand-cut elements.
Turn a bird, has been made to celebrate Bird’s Eye View: Perspectives on the Art and Science of Ornithology, presented by Museums Victoria at Melbourne Museum as part of Melbourne Rare Book Week, on Saturday the 20th of July, 2024, in which a scientist (Dr Karen Rowe), a historian (Rebecca Carland) and two artists (the two of us) chatter about birds (with John Kean) in art and science including the history of museum science, rare ornithology books and taxonomy, and museum collections as artistic inspiration.
Turn a bird, a zine by Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison.
A 40cm X 13.2cm (folded to 10cm X 13.2cm in proportion), full-colour zine, on 160gsm ecoStar + 100% Recycled Uncoated, with a hand-cut elements.
Turn a bird, has been made to celebrate Bird’s Eye View: Perspectives on the Art and Science of Ornithology, presented by Museums Victoria at Melbourne Museum as part of Melbourne Rare Book Week, on Saturday the 20th of July, 2024, in which a scientist (Dr Karen Rowe), a historian (Rebecca Carland) and two artists (the two of us) chatter about birds (with John Kean) in art and science including the history of museum science, rare ornithology books and taxonomy, and museum collections as artistic inspiration.
About this work
Turn a bird, and flip the panels to make multiple species!
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Please note
All zines are wrapped in an envelope with cardboard insert to ensure arrival of a smooth zine to your door.
Where possible, we reuse packaging material on all orders.
