Join APHA in San Francisco for an engaging weekend filled with talks, tours, and in-person and virtual paper and panel presentations. Conference lectures and presentations will explore diverse private press legacies, from unsung San Francisco printers, the modern Chappel Movement and German typography, to specific small presses like Paul Elder, Mills College’s Eucalyptus Press, the Taller Martín Pescador in Mexico City, and Pazifische Presse’s anti-Holocaust work. Other panelists and paper presenters will discuss descriptive bibliographies and fine press printing, women private press printers, leisure crafts and social theory, privately printed Black genealogies, Jack Stauffacher’s letterpress revival, anarchist printshop praxis, and European privately printed Bibles.
For more information on speakers, paper presenters, and in-person events, please visit https://printinghistory.org/2025-conference/.
