Ken Botnick is a printer/publisher of limited editions, first as co-proprietor of Red Ozier Press in New York, and today under the imprint emdash in St Louis. His work is found in collections around the world, including The Getty Center for Humanities, The Bodleian Library, The Newberry Library, the Yale Arts of the Book Collection, and other notable collections. The Red Ozier Press archive is part of the permanent collection of The New York Public Library. In 2006, Botnick was a Fulbright Scholar in residency at the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad, India. His book, Kamini, was selected by the American Institute of Graphic Arts for "50 Books/50 Covers," 2007. Botnick currently teaches at the Sam Fox School Design and Visual Art.

Associated Events
Artist Talk with Ken Botnick
Saturday, January 12, 2pm, in the gallery
FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Shop Event:
Paperboats and Firecracker Press Sale
Meet the artists on Saturday, March 16, 12-3pm

Workshop in the Delmar Studios:
Handmade Journal and The St. Louis Poetry Center
Instructors: Susan Grigsby and Joanne Kluba
Saturday, January 26, 10am-4pm

Family Day: Mandala Project
Saturday, February 9, 1-4pm
Registration required

Opening concurrently in the Charak Gallery: The Blank Page

News and Coverage
Types and books at Craft Alliance, St. Louis Beacon, January 8, 2013
Explorations in Typography: Ken Botnick Interview, American Craft Council, January 11, 2013
Design, India travel take center stage in exhibit at Craft Alliance, St. Louis Jewish Light, February 13, 2013