Programs

Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts, with Dr. Christopher de Hamel

The English Book 1600-1800: Production, Analysis and Description, with Dr. Keith Maslen and Dr. Brian McMullin

Lithography: the Popularization of Printing in the 19th Century, with Prof. Michael Twyman

Programs

European Bookbinding, 1450-1820, with Nicholas Pickwoad

Medieval and Renaissance Illuminated Manuscripts, with Prof. Margaret Manion and Prof. Bernard Muir

The European Book in the Handpress Period, 1450-1830, with Brian McMullin and Pamela Pryde

The Book Trade in c19 Australia, with Prof. Wallace Kirsop and Ian Morrison

Programs

History of the Chinese book: Late Ming to PRC, with Professor Christopher A. Reed (Ohio State University, USA)

Printing on the hand-press, with Richard-Gabriel Rummonds

Rare book cataloguing, with Deborah J. Leslie (Folger Shakespeare Library, USA)

Implementing encoded archival description, with Daniel Pitti (Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, University of Virginia)

Programs

Lithography: The popularisation of printing in the 19th century, with Prof. Michael Twyman

The Colonial book trade in Australia and Canada: A comparative approach, with Mary Jane Edwards & Des Cowley

The book in transition, 1750-1850, with Brian McMullin & Pamela Pryde

Book collecting, with Prof. Wallace Kirsop

Programs

Exhibitions: The Art and the Practicalities, with Eric Holzenberg (Grolier Club, NY) & Donald Kerr(University of Otago)

Critical Bibliography for Editors and Book Historians, with Michael Suarez, S.J.

“Looking Beyond Texts" Using Copy-Specific Evidence, with Dr. David Pearson (University of London)

Programs

Hand-press printing, with Carolyn Fraser (Idlewild Press)

The Italian Renaissance book, and afterward, with Professor Neil Harris

Exploring medieval manuscripts: traditional and digital techniques, with Prof Margaret Manion and Prof Bernard Muir

The changing image in children’s books, with Merete Smith (Uni Melb) and Juliet O’Conor (SLV)

Artists’ books, zines and other collaborative ventures, with Professor Sasha Grishin (AM FAHA)

Botanical riches: the art of the book, with Richard Aitken

Ephemera: a collector’s key to the history of books, with Professor Wallace Kirsop (Monash)

The poetics of printing on the iron hand-press, with Caren Florence

Palaeography, with Dr Heather Wolfe (Folger Shakespeare Library)

The Business of Books in Britain, with James Raven

Description goes hereFrom book to building: architecture and design from Renaissance to the 20th century, with Professor Harriet Edquist (RMIT)

The paper museum: opening up natural history illustration, with John Keane

The poetics of printing on the iron hand-press, with Caren Florence [did not run]

History of Cartography/Maps, with Julie-Sweetkind Singer (Stanford University, USA)

Geographic Information Systems for Digital Humanities, with Ian Gregory (Lancaster University, UK)

Artistic Printing, with Marty Vreede (Quay School of the Arts, Whanganui) and Sydney Shep (Wai-te-ata Press, Victoria University of Wellington)

The Renaissance book, with Dr Craig Kallendorf (Texas A&M University)

Provenance in books: tracing owners and collections, with David Pearson (Director of Culture, Heritage and Libraries, City of London)

Understanding Incunabula, with Dr. Claire Bolton (Oxford)

The Origins of “Rare Books,” with Prof. David McKitterick (Cambridge)

Inherited Innovation—Reflecting on the History of the Book in a Digital Age, with Dr. Scott Schofield (Western University, London, Ontario)

The Medieval Book, with Professor Michelle P. Brown (former curator of manuscripts, British Library)

The Transmission of Images: Photography and the Photographic Print, with Maggie Finch (Curator, Department of Photography, National Gallery of Victoria)

Rare Book Cataloguing, with Derrick Moors and Richard Overell (rare books cataloguers, State Library Victoria)

NZ-based tutor Paul Thompson’s Waikanae River, sample artist’s book for “The World of Altered Books” (2019).

Thomas Koentges, University of Leipzig, Exploring Digital Humanities: a hands-on introduction to data-driven research

English Bookbindings, 1450–1850: Identification & Interpretation – David Pearson

The History of Maps – Julie Sweetkind-Singer

Rare Book Cataloguing – Deborah Leslie

Feminist Bibliography with Dr Sarah Werner.

An introduction to Letterpress: A Haptic History, with Assoc. Prof. Shef Rogers and Dr. John Holmes.

Teaching with Special Collections: An Introduction, with Prof. Tom Mole.