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Explore “Innovations Unbound,” an exhibition highlighting book artist Daniel E. Kelm’s innovative wire-edged bindings, kinetic book sculptures, and collaborative artistic works.
“America’s Founders” chapbooks by John P. Kaminski explore the personal lives and history of the Revolutionary generation. Access these historical works online via Parallel Press.
Explore 2016 physical art exhibitions at the Kohler Art Library, including collections on body imagery, printer Gaylord Schanilec, and water-themed book arts.
Browse this library collection of social work-related documentary films and educational videos, organized alphabetically by title (J–L), featuring links to catalog records.
The UW-Madison Libraries are evolving their collection management strategies to balance physical space and access, ensuring long-term stewardship and delivery of research materials.
The UW-Madison Libraries Campus Collections Plan outlines strategies for managing physical and digital resources, balancing active on-campus shelving with off-site storage and preservation.
The UW-Madison Libraries are implementing a print management strategy to optimize space, shifting toward electronic journals and shared print agreements to ensure long-term access.
The Bindery Department manages commercial and in-house binding services, including serials and monographs, contract development, quality control, and consulting for library staff.
The Conservation Lab provides expert preservation treatments for general and special collections, including paper repair, binding, and boxing, using sound professional practices.