Lauded Detroit-based printer Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr. will lead a series of free, community work sessions at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in Minneapolis, where participants whose participation is generally under-represented in the institution’s offerings will learn to print placards, posters and broadsheets on the Center’s printing presses. The resulting works will become an exhibition designed to take over the 55,000-square-foot facility during the center's biennial celebration in the summer of 2017.
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