Brandon Harringtonbookbinder, community educator, library worker
About
Brandon (B) Harrington
[Bran • done • Hair • ring • ton] (he/him)B is a self-taught bookmaker, commmunity educator, and library worker based on unceded territory of the Munsee Lenape and Canarsie peoples also known as Brooklyn, NY.
Books are connections. As an educator, Brandon is passionate about democratizing bookbinding and sharing how we can create and preserve knowledge through book and paper arts. His practice in binding, printing, and other paper arts is rooted in a decade of library work and community education. A student of liberationist praxis, Harrington believes in the power of creating, sharing, and preserving information to grow, sustain, & honor our communities.
As a book artist, Harrington re-interprets objects of personal use & record (diaries, daybooks, journals, commonplace books, ledgers, etc.). Harrington’s book works reflect on the book as an object of transmission and preservation, using intentionally sourced materials whose histories and makers are integral to the stories each book tells.
Harrington has trained at the Center for Book Arts and with the Columbia University Conservation Department.
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Bindery B | Book & Print Works
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Founded in 2025, a small press. Follow @BinderyB.Official for updates.
@bBindings
[bee • Bind • ingz]@bBindings began as a social media archive of B’s creative practice as a hand bookbinder. Today, that practice prioritizes community engagement and education through book-, zine-, printmaking, and related book and paper arts, especially among fellow NYC-based LGTBQIA+ creatives.