Anonymous Patron writes “Christiane Corcelle-Lippeveld had an idea after she found some old, wet books. Once the books lay drying in her home, Corcelle-Lippeveld considered their future. Simply shelving them was not an option for this Belmont artist, whose other current project is collecting run-over cans, inking them, and printing with them in a search for images of chance.
Now, more than a half-century after they were published, the books are reborn in ”1939 the Missing Year,” an exhibit that Corcelle-Lippeveld and Barbara Cone curated for the New Art Center in Newton.
– The Boston Globe has more.”
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