Victoria Wilson grew up on Martha's Vineyard and in New York City. She is a vice president and senior editor at Alfred A. Knopf.
Joined July 2013
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"In May, Knopf will publish Simard’s own book, 'Finding the Mother Tree,' a vivid and compelling memoir of her lifelong quest to prove that 'the forest was more than just a collection of trees.'"
—@nytimes 🌳🌲
nytimes.com/interactive/2020…
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ruins in your country to see, Mr Longfellow, and so we thought we would come to see you”.
#CrossofSnow #Longfellow #Books @AAKnopf @VickyWilsonBook #basbanes
The full article is to be found here: bit.ly/3nsRmJF
Great video on Francine duplessix Gray by @AAKnopf #author Nicholas Fox Weber. @josefannialbers facebook.com/100002899080737…
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Josef Albers's "Study for Homage to the Square" is in "Dynamic Visions" at Tornabuoni Art, London, through December 12.
#josefalbers #homagetothesquare #interactionofcolor #onview @TornabuoniArt
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Join me and Texas A&M rare books curator Kevin O'Sullivan on Thursday to discuss the 25th anniversary of "A Gentle Madness" and highlights from the exhibition dedicated to the book. Should be fun! @VickyWilsonBook @TAMU #basbanes #bibliophile bit.ly/3kbxXvo
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Nicholas Fox Weber captures the magic of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and the love she and her husband Marty shared for Albers, in the current edition of Frieze. frieze.com/article/artist-wh…
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Anni Albers's screenprint "TR III" is in "The Botanical Mind: Art, Mysticism and the Cosmic Tree" at @CamdenArtCentre, London, through December 23.
#annialbers #screenprint #camdenartcentre #botanicalmind
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Nicholas Fox Weber's "Anni & Josef Albers: Equal and Unequal" is the first monograph to celebrate the rich creative output and beguiling relationship of these two masters. Available for preorder at tinyurl.com/y6suucqc
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"I don’t know of anything in the history of Black people in this country in which I’ve read some account in which it ended with, “and then they gave up.” That’s just not what we do. I know we work for the future of our children and our grandchildren and their children."
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Josef Albers integrated the colorful foliage at Black Mountain College into his teaching. “Collected in all varieties, in all possible shades of color ... they are both exciting to see and most stimulating to work with in free studies.” Photo: Fritz Goro #albersarchives
