NEW! Trimpin documentary screening happening online Thur, Aug 19!


 


Trimpin: The Sound of Invention
Film & Conversation with the Artist

Thursday, August 19, 7pm
Online | Free, registration required

Join us for a virtual screening of the documentary film Trimpin: The Sound Of Invention, followed by a Q&A with Trimpin, whose work is currently featured at BIMA in the exhibition Trimpin: Hear & Now.

Trimpin: The Sound Of Invention is an amusing exploration of the sonic world of an eccentric creative genius. Filmed over two years, this documentary feature follows the artist/inventor's collaborative processes through multiple projects. This film will delight anyone interested in the mysteries, pitfalls, and sheer joy of creative experiment.

Learn more & register here

Don’t miss out on the final 
Summer Art Market!

Sunday, August 15, 11am-5pm

Join us on the plaza outside BIMA this Sunday for the final day of the Summer Art Market. With new artist vendors to shop, live music, and delicious food and drinks, this Summer Art Market is not to be missed!

See the lineup of vendors & musicians
Colored Visions - Artist's Books Unshelved

New Artist’s Books Unshelved episode

In this new episode of Artist's Books Unshelved, “Colored Visions," we explore two pieces that examine color directly—A Blue Thread Runs Through It by Lynn Skordal and A Temperamental Rose: And Other Ways of Seeing Colour by Barbara Hodgson & Claudia Cohen.

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