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[Virtual] In Conversation: Artist Books with John Cutrone, Gabriela Gamboa, and Ingrid Schindall

  • Bakehouse Art Complex 561 Northwest 32nd Street Miami, FL, 33127 United States (map)

Join Bakehouse artist Gabriela Gamboa, as she speaks with John Cutrone, Director of the Jaffe Center for Book Arts at Florida Atlantic University Libraries, and Ingrid Schindall, Director of IS Projects, about her most recent artist book, A Study of Dust. Exploring the isolation and disorientation that she experienced as a result of living in exile, Gamboa documented the spaces and objects she left behind. A Study of Dust is a compilation of these images taken in Venezuela, an easily transportable object that becomes a receptacle of memory and loss, as the artist navigates (un)belonging in a foreign country. 

In a conversation moderated by Bakehouse Curatorial + Public Programs Manager, Laura Novoa, Gamboa, Cutrone and Schindall speak about the particularities of producing and the importance of collecting artist books and their potential as an accessible and democratic medium.

A Study of Dust was produced at IS Projects and acquired, in both its English and Spanish versions, by the Jaffe Center for Book Arts. 

This program is presented in partnership with IS Projects and the Jaffe Center for Book Arts at Florida Atlantic University. 

To register for the webinar, click here.

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About the participants

John Cutrone is Director of the Jaffe Center for Book Arts at Florida Atlantic University Libraries, as well as the writer and creator of the Convivio Book of Days blog and a partner in Convivio Bookworks, a book arts studio specializing in limited edition letterpress printed books and broadsides.

Gabriela Gamboa ​​is a multi-disciplinary artist who works in video art, performance and photography.  She received a Bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago and an MFA from Massachusetts Institute of Art and Design. She is an Oolite Arts 2021 Ellies Prize recipient and a studio resident at the Bakehouse Art Complex. 

Ingrid Schindall is a printmaker and book artist based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In 2014, Schindall opened IS Projects, a public access printmaking and book arts studio. Her prints and artist books have been exhibited internationally and nationally. She is devoted to her writing practice and has produced six limited edition books, all written, designed, hand printed and bound by the artist.

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