The Lynn Book Projects Archive is an evolving online portal to over 2000 digitized artifacts from the artist's 45-year corpus of experimental projects and research at the intersection of arts, culture, change.

The Lynn Book Projects Archive (LBPA) is an online portal to over 2000 digitized artifacts from the artist’s 45-year corpus experimental projects and research at the intersection of arts, culture, change. This 5-year effort was initiated by the Humanities Institute at Wake Forest University through a Mellon Foundation Grant to stimulate innovative digital scholarship. A team of several researchers from the emerging Digital Scholarship Center at the Z. Smith Reynolds Library, as well as other contributors from Special Collections and the multimedia lab at Wake Forest provided essential time and resources. Several students and alumni have been critical to the process of digitizing and preserving Lynn Book’s oeuvre and have actively engaged with envisioning possibilities for how the work gets discovered and activated through an online searchable database.

Lynn Book Projects are also archived on these sites:

Randolph Street Gallery archives, Special Collections, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Library
Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago
Roulette Intermedium, New York
PennSound, University of Pennsylvania