The Literatura Chicana/Latina Series and Livres d'Artiste Series are two areas of inquiry that have challenged and fed the editorial and artistic direction of the press since 1991. The two books pictured here are prime examples from each series. Focus and consistent effort over time characterize the press. The work evolves and revolves with the passing of the years.

Felicia Rice collaborates with visual artists, performing artists and writers to create book structures in which word and image meet and merge. She employs traditional typography and bookmaking methods in conjunction with digital technology, bringing the flexibility of screen-based design to the texture and history of the letterpress-printed page.

Work from the Press has been included in exhibitions and collections both nationally and internationally, from AIGA Annual Book Shows in New York and Frankfurt to the Victoria & Albert Museum. Moving Parts Press has been the recipient of numerous awards and grants including an Elliston Book Award, a Stiftung Buchkunst Schönste Bücher aus aller Welt Ehrendiplom, and grants from the NEA, CAC and the French Ministry of Culture.



Felicia Rice's work appeared in the following exhibition(s) organized by The Center for Book Arts

Found in Translation
 Organized by Marshall Weber, Booklyn Artist Alliance.

Codex Espangleansis
(1998)

Out West
 The Artist's Book in California: Part 1, Northern California

Codex Espangliensis
(1998) Letterpress printed on Mexican bark paper, accordion binding in portfolio box

Annual Artist Member Exhibition 1998
 juried by Virginia Bartow, Steve Clay, and Deirdre Lawrence

Codex Espangliensis
(1998) Letterpress printed on Mexican bark paper, accordion binding in portfolio box

Love and Romance
 1992 Artist Members Exhibition (22 works by 22 artists)

De Amor Oscuro/Of Dark Love