 Pop up books and cards are delightful! In this workshop Tom shared the story of his own pop-up art inspirations and led participants through primary techniques for creating their own pop-up art. Tom Walker's pop-up books use the element of surprise to address serious topics. For him, the simple, moving forms support a philosophical inquiry into the relationship between work, leisure and time. Tom's work is inspired by Walter Benjamin, Karl Marx's Grundrisse, and the 1821 pamphlet The Source and Remedy of the National Difficulties by Charles Wentworth Dilke. Tom Walker's website: https://timeworkweb.com/popups.htm Here are some links related to discussion that came up during the workshop: Exhibit Catalogs Once Upon a Pop-Up: UBC, 2018 The Immersive Movable Object: University of Toronto, 2024 Youtube Channels The Pop-Up Channel: Duncan Birmingham, 96 videos Pop-Up Master Class: Matthew Reinhardt, 112 videos We'll host another pop-up making workshop Saturday, April 19, 2024.  Below are pages from Tom Walker's most recent book, Marx's Fetters: a Remedial Reading    
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