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Nature & the Book 2025: Puget Sound Book Artists ~ February 3 – 27, 2025

Puget Sound Book Artists (PBSA)  is pleased to sponsor the Nature and the Book 2025 exhibit in the Elisabeth C. Miller Library and to celebrate the work of members who are inspired by our environment, gardens, and nature through their artists’ books.

PSBA, now in its 15th year, is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to creating a spirit of community among book artists and those who love books. PSBA members use a wide variety of creative means and methods to create interactive artist books that delight the viewer, convey an idea, communicate an experience, express a concern, spark a conversation, and tell stories.

PSBA seeks to share this wealth through exhibitions and community outreach. We offer free membership for students, and strive to encourage support for emerging book artists. For more information about PSBA, please take one of our brochures during the exhibit and visit our website:  https://pugetsoundbookartists.wildapricot.org.

Meet the artists at a reception Saturday February 8 from noon to 2 p.m.

The exhibit is open during library hours.

Oral Histories of the Seattle Japanese Garden

The Seattle Japanese Garden recently completed a series of oral history interviews exploring the history of the Garden from the perspective of its gardeners. You can listen to recordings of the interviews or read them on the Seattle Japanese Garden website: https://www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/oral-history

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