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The Art of Moving Books

by Chronicle Staff May 1, 2013October 30, 2025

May 1, 2013. 13 photos.

The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.
The Nobelity Project’s “The Art of Moving Books” design competition winner will repaint a converted school bus that’s being turned into a mobile kids’ library in Roatan, Honduras. See all the entries (including this one) on display at Wardenclyffe Gallery (1101 Springdale Rd.) next Thursday, May 9, 7-10pm; the event is free and open to the public.

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