The Mazza Medallion Awarded Biannually to an artist who uses a variety of media in book illustrations Recipients: Diane Stanley Paul O. Zelinsky Robert Sabuda Ed Young Leo & Diane Dillon Ted Rand Marcia Brown

Gallery 1 Entry Wall: Mazza Medallion Plaque, Yuri Salzman ABC tree, seasonal displays North Wall: Cinderella exhibit—various versions representing different cultures Diversity exhibit— examples of artwork depicting cultural diversity, religious diversity and diversity of abilities (Michael J. Rosen, Ed Young, Wendell Minor) South Wall: borders exhibit—add unity, interest and information to book design (Jan Brett, Ashley Bryan, Janet Wilson and others)

Gallery 1 Borders Exhibit

Gallery 1 Cinderella Exhibit Marcia Brown

Gallery 2 West Wall: Perspective exhibit—involves making a flat piece of paper appear as if it has depth; also includes artist’s point of view (Korky Paul, Robert Sabuda) Informational Book Exhibit—nonfiction, often containing history or science facts –(Bob Marstall, Cheryl Harness, Doug Keith, Patrick O’Brien) South Wall: Mother Goose Exhibit—representing many cultures over many years (Barbara Cooney, Marcia Sewell, Alice and Martin Provensen) –Counting Exhibit—variety of imaginative ways to create counting books (Ralph Masiello, Barbara Garrison, Woodleigh Hubbard, Suse MacDonald)

Gallery 2 Examples of Informational Book Exhibits Bob Marstall Cheryl Harness

Gallery 2 Mother Goose Exhibit

Gallery 2 Counting Exhibit Suse MacDonald

Gallery 2 Perspective Exhibit

Gallery 3 West Wall: Unusual Media Exhibit—utilizing a variety of media (Eric Carle, Elisa Kleven, Jill Chambers, David Wisniewski) South Wall: Continuation of Unusual Media Exhibit (Robin Brickman, Barbara Reid, Jeanette Canyon, Victoria Raymond) East Wall: Christopher Canyon Exhibit—Ohio Book Artist, using a variety of techniques and media—John Denver’s songs and appreciation for nature

Gallery 3 Unusual Media Exhibit David Wisniewski Jeanette Canyon

Gallery 3 Unusual Media Exhibit (cont.)

Gallery 3 Christopher Canyon Exhibit

Gallery 4 South Wall: Printmaking Exhibit—creating a different look –(Marcia Brown, Ed Emberley, Ashley Wolff, Robert Sabuda, Arthur Geisert, Diana Pomeroy, Ashley Bryan) East Wall: Hardie Gramatky Exhibit—honoring his life and work -Replica of his desk, including his drawing and painting tools -Photographic view of East River, inspiring him to create “Little Toot” Goldilocks and the Three Bears Exhibit—as told for many generations (Yuri Salzman, Paul Galdone)

Gallery 4 Print Making Exhibit Ashley Wolff Hardie Gramatky

Gallery 4 Print Making Exhibit (cont.) Ed Emberly

Gallery 5 South Wall: Historical Exhibit—artwork done in woodcuts (Kate Greenaway) -Stratemeyer Syndicate Exhibit—samples of artworks by various artists for his books (“Nancy Drew”, “ Hardy Boys”, “Bobbsey Twins”) East Wall: Edward McCandlish Exhibit—“Bunny Tots” series, games, -“Make a Book” appearing in Detroit Free Press -Artwork by Lois Lenski -Artwork by H.A. Rey – Curious George books -Artwork by Johnny Gruelle – Raggedy Ann creator

Gallery 5 (cont.) North Wall: Book Development Exhibit— process artists goes through before the final artwork is attained (Anita Lobel, Eric Rohmann) Paper Engineering Exhibit—includes cut-outs, fold-outs, tunnel books, pop-ups and scanimation (Lothar Meggendorfer, Peter Newell, Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart, Suse MacDonald, Keith Baker, Rufus Butler Seder)

Gallery 5 Paper Engineering Exhibit Rufus Butler Seder Robert Sabuda

Gallery 5 Toy Books Exhibit

Gallery 5 Historical Exhibit

Gallery 5 Historical Exhibit (cont.) Johnny Gruelle Lois Lenski

Gallery 5 Historical Exhibit (cont.)

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