Daniel Kelm: Open Mind vs. Bookbinding Conservatism

We continue to talk about experimentation in book arts

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Experimentation appears to be the theme of our recent publication. Here, Daniel Kelm shares his thoughts and experiences on conservatism in bookbinding and the importance of experimentation and sharing your knowledge with others.

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00:00 - Open mind vs. bookbinding conservatism
04:19 - Sharing the knowledge and not being protective with your own inventions
06:56 - Teaching, founding a schools, and having apprentices
10:29 - Cancer experience and its influence on Daniel's life

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