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Handwritten is a place and space for pen and paper. We showcase things in handwriting, but also on handwriting. And so, you'll see dated letters and distant postcards alongside recent studies and typed stories. 

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Pen to Panel • An Evening of Archives, Conversation, and Lagers

Bretty Rawson

This Saturday is our culminating event, Pen to Panel, with the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art. We'll be joined by five wildly creative minds for an hour of conversation about the past, present, and future of handwriting. We are thrilled to be hosting the event at The Sketchbook Project's newly-renovated home, which houses thousands of sketchbooks from around the globe. Below are the brief bios of our panelists, as well as a few links so that you can get a little lost, and find much more. But if you're in town, come see and hear from them in person. Did we mention the beer is on us?

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categories Events
tags Mary Savig, Luis Jaramillo, Tullis Johnson, Barbara Bash, Linda Shrewsbury, CursiveLogic, Smithsonian, Archives of American Art, Pen to Paper, Pen to Panel, Handwriting, Handwritten

Let the Mind Rule the Eye • A Conversation with Tullis Johnson about Charles Burchfield

Bretty Rawson

Working on Pen to Paper was interesting for me because it brought Burchfield’s handwriting into a larger context. While some artists took time and care in crafting letters to friends, Burchfield had little concern for the elegance and precision of the written word. 

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categories In Person, Pen to Panel
tags Tullis Johnson, Charles Burchfield, Smithsonian, Archives of American Art, Pen to Paper, Pen to Panel, PA Press, Journal, Watercolor, Cleveland School of Art, Lawrence Fleischman