A Press of One’s Own: Celebrating 100 Years of Virginia and Leonard Woolf’s Hogarth Press, a one-time event celebrating the centennial of the Hogarth Press held May 10 at Harvard University, was a big success, according to organizers.
The event was a sell-out and had a long waiting list for people who wanted to attend the workshops, seminar and the exhibition at the Houghton Library.
“In the aftermath of the workshops where we reenacted the Hogarth Press spirit and helped people understand the (high) stakes of letterpress publishing for Virginia Woolf and her circle, I held an interview with the Harvard-affiliated press master and the conceptual artist Ted Ollier who generously commented on what it might have meant for the Woolfs to print at home,” said Mine Ozyurt Kilic.
You can read the interview online.
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