A New Light on Paper Lecture: Start Here

Contents

  1. Definition of Paper
  2. Definition of Paper
  3. Papyrus II
  4. Tapas
  5. Arches Paper SEM - New
  6. Mohawk Paper SEM - New
  7. Silk Paper SEM - New
  8. How Old is Paper?
  9. Paper History 105 CE
  10. Paper History TP
  11. Paper History 1480
  12. Paper History 1480
  13. Making Paper I
  14. Making Paper II
  15. Making Paper III
  16. Paper Project intro
  17. Smoke and Mirrors I
  18. Smoke and Mirrors II
  19. Scanning Laser Confocal Technology
  20. Scanning Laser Confocal diagram
  21. SLCM: Collecting an Image intro
  22. SLCM: Collecting an Image I
  23. SLCM: Collecting an Image II
  24. SLCM: Collecting an Image III
  25. SLCM: Collecting an Image IV
  26. SLCM: Collecting an Image Stack
  27. SLCM: Collecting an Image Assembled
  28. Stack Movie
  29. Image Projection (single laser)
  30. Image Projection (dual laser)
  31. Rotation Movie
  32. Science can be magical
  33. And magic can be art
  34. Cattail
  35. Mohawk (wood pulp)
  36. Cornhusk
  37. Kinwashi
  38. Sedgegrass
  39. Fennel and cotton
  40. Letter A (wood pulp)
  41. Sixteenth-Century
  42. Silk
  43. Gampi and Abaca
  44. Mulberry I
  45. Mulberry II
  46. Into the Third Dimension 3-D
  47. Mulberry red
  48. Mulberry 3-D
  49. Mulberry 3-D II
  50. Gampi daffodil 3-D
  51. Sixteenth-Century 3-D
  52. Mulberry 3-D
  53. Barrel Cactus 3-D
  54. Barrel Cactus II 3-D
  55. Mystery Paper 3-D - New
  56. Silk 3-D
  57. Silk red-green
  58. Mystery Paper
  59. Valentine Quote
  60. Gutenberg I - New
  61. Gutenberg II - New
  62. Letters of St. Jerome - New
  63. Nicholas Jenson - New
  64. Historic Comparison - New
  65. Paper Project Directions - New
  66. Acknowledgments
  67. End

 



Information:

A peaceful experience for all of the audience at the New Light on Paper lecture May 25, 2001. The lecture was presented in the Gould Auditorium at the University of Utah  J. Willard Marriott Library as part of the Paper Interiors exhibit.  The presentation and exhibit was sponsored by the Book Arts Program.  The speakers were Gene Valentine and CJ Kazilek.

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