The official Magazine of the Australian Society of Calligraphers
Published March, June, September and December. Free to all members. Our monthly newletter can be downloaded here.

The word "Colophon" originates from the early 17th century via late Latin from the Greek "Kolophon", meaning "A summit or finishing touch". A modern translation is "An inscription placed at the end of a book or manuscript that gives information about its production".

• President's Report: ASC AGM and 30 Year Anniversary

• From the Editors

• Calligrapher in Profile — Mike Gold, USA

• News from the British Library — St Cuthbert’s Gospel

• Klingspor Museum, Offenbach Germany

• Harrison Collection, San Fransisco Library

• Victoria and Albert Museum National Art Library

• Craft Study Centre, UK

• Artist in Profile: Fiona Dempster

• Carl Rohrs — Workshops Reviews

• Congratulations …

• Artist in Profile: Alison Furminger, NZ

• Book Review — Calligraphic Symphonies

• ASC Annual Financial statement

• ASC Workshops and Reviews

Blue Alphabet
Carl Rohrs

Only Breath
Mike Gold