September 9, 2026

https://books-on-books.com/2026/09/09/books-on-books-collection-robbin-ami-silverberg/

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Books on Books Collection: Robbin Ami Silverberg

April - May 2026: Boston Anthenaeum

June - August 2026: Minnesota Center for Book Arts

Sept/Oct - Dec 2026: Zuckerman Museum of Art, GA

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Who is America at 250?:

Artists' Books on the State of Democracy

(catalog available)

February 4-7, 2027

Tropic Bound Fair & Symposium, Miami

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Dobbin Books exhibiting

Robbin Ami Silverberg is an artist and founding director of Dobbin Mill, a hand-papermaking studio, and Dobbin Books, a collaborative artist book studio.

NEWS

My artist books communicate their content through text & image, and a thoughtful choice of structure, binding, and material. They are divided into the ten thematic groupings below:

BIO

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DOBBIN BOOKS DOBBIN MILL

Robbin Ami Silverberg's artwork is divided between artist books and installations. The work conceptually focuses on themes of interlinearity, mapping, and memory, with an emphasis on process and paper as activated substrate.

Anchor 1

PRINTED MATTER VIRTUAL ART BOOK FAIR

PMVABF offered Dobbin Books the opportunity to present our artist books & projects in a virtual setting, connecting us with an extensive public during the height of the pandemic. It also was an opportunity to re-think the presentation, with the haptic eliminated.

Exhibition catalog: click here

Explore the show

BIO

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DOBBIN BOOKS DOBBIN MILL

mapping

mapping

book as installation / installation as book

book as installation / installation as book

transformative reading

transformative reading

interlinearity

interlinearity

identity & the senses

identity & the senses

memory

memory

all about women

all about women

language of misogyny

language of misogyny

politics of place

politics of place

collaboration

collaboration

PRINTED MATTER VIRTUAL ART BOOK FAIR

PMVABF offered Dobbin Books the opportunity to present our artist books & projects in a virtual setting, connecting us with an extensive public during the height of the pandemic. It also was an opportunity to re-think the presentation, with the haptic eliminated.