Virtual Paper as Surface Lecture Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking Wednesday, November 11, 2020 The artists on the “Paper as Surface” panel use paper in an illustrative way. What possibilities are revealed when your medium is both the content and the surface? Join the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking virtually as we speak to the artists about the pulp painting technique as an aesthetic and its potential as a communicative tool. Atrophy No. 1 - Michael Whitehead (Louisiana State University) Specimens - Melanie Mauro (University of the Arts) Coral Conundrum – Anela Oh (SMFA at Tufts University)

Virtual Paper as Installation Lecture Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking From Wednesday, October 28, 2020 With visually-striking installations that grab the viewer’s attention, the artists on the “Paper as Installation” panel create conversation starters about contemporary issues. Join the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking online as we speak to the artists about their motivations for translating poignant contemporary topics into paper installations. Forgotten Identity - Sanaz Haghani (University of Georgia) The National Narrative - Josué Esau (Southwest School) Reassembled in the USA – David Klos (Maryland Institute College of Art)

Summer 2019 exhibit "Postage Required" explored the variety of mechanical postcards popular in the early 20th century.

Pieces from the Paper in Motion Exhibit currently at the Museum!

A walk-through of the Paper Narratives exhibit at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking

"Watercourse" was created and installed at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking at Georgia Tech in August, 2015. The piece is made of muslin dyed with cochineal with overbeat abaca paper couched onto the muslin. This time-lapse video shows the process in the gallery.