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The APHA Newsletter
Four times a year APHA produces The APHA Newsletter, which features news of upcoming APHA events, reports of the activities of the national chapters, and other items of interest to printing historians. Until Number 171 (summer 2009) the newsletterwas a printed publication, distributed by mail to all members of APHA.
Starting with Number 172 (fall 2009) the newsletter will only be available online in downloadable PDF format.
Click here to download the current issue.
As early as the fall of 2000 APHA was offering downloadable PDF versions of most issues of the newsletter. These following digitized back issues are now available for download:
2010: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2009: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2008: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2007: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2006: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2005: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2004: [Winter] [Spring] [Summer] [Fall]
2003: [Spring] [Summer] [Fall] [Winter]
2002: [Spring] [Summer] [Fall] [Winter]
2001: [Spring] [Summer] [Fall] [Winter]
2000: [Fall] [Winter]
Submitting an article or notice to The APHA Newsletter
Paul Moxon is the editor of the newsletter. Send him submissions of news or notices that may be of potential interest to members of APHA or anyone interested in the history of printing at newsletter@printinghistory.org
The newsletter editor prefers to receive submissions as e-mail attachments, created, if possible, in Word or WordPerfect.
Advertising in The APHA Newsletter
You may purchase quarter-, half-. or full-page advertising spaces in the newsletter by contacting the advertising manager at advertising@printinghistory.org. Download the Advertising Rate Sheet here.
The complete program, registration form and conference hotel information are now available for APHA’s 35th Annual Conference, “Learning To Print, Teaching to Print,” in Washington, DC, October 15th–16th, 2010, at the Corcoran College of Art + Design. Download the program and hotel information. Download the registration form.
The Summer 2010 issue of the Newsletter is comprised of a story about the revival of UCLA's Horn Press; the program of the upcoming 2010 annual conference; a reminder of the 2010 Lieberman Lecture; chapter activities from across the country; a review of the 2010 Hofer Lecture; and the bicentennial of George Phineas Gordon. Download it in PDF form here.