Gathering Scores: A Learning Library

Gathering Scores: A Learning Library

Presented by the UF Center for Arts, Migration, and Entrepreneurship (CAME); Pulp Arts; and Found Sound Nation

This event is co-sponsored by the UF Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere

Join us for a three-part hybrid series (in-person and online) exploring the role of artists in shaping creative ecosystems and civic life. Whether you’re attending on-site in Gainesville or tuning in from afar, you’ll connect with the local creative community, SPARC352 summer residents, and members of Found Sound Nation’s global artist network.

Framed as a learning library, each gathering includes guest speakers, participatory exercises, and collective reflection—offering tools, stories, and frameworks to imagine new cultural futures.

Together, we’ll co-create a collaborative zine with Gainesville’s Sequential Artists Workshop, documenting the ideas and practices that emerge.

Please note that once you RSVP for this event we will send you a link to join online for all three sessions, as well as followup details of the in-person component

In Person: CAME Office; Innovation Square (Ayers Building)

Online: Link to be shared after RSVP

720 SW 2nd Ave, Suite 208 | Gainesville, FL 32611

Mapping Our Creative Ecosystems

How do we understand the networks, spaces, and relationships that nourish our creative practices?

Featuring:

• Noah Klein (Living Earth)
• Steve Head (Pulp Arts)
• Nursalim Yadi Anugerah (Composer & Co-founder of Balaan Tumaan Ensemble, Indonesia)

Visitor parking passes avaialble upon request at the security desk in the lobby of the Ayers Building

In Person: CAME Office; Innovation Square (Ayers Building)

720 SW 2nd Ave, Suite 208 | Gainesville, FL 32611

Online: Link to be shared after RSVP

Rethinking Structures & Governance

What systems and organizational models help (or hinder) collaborative cultural work?

Featuring:

• Ben Varian (Scribble, Los Angeles)
• Laila Fakhoury (Dion Dia)
• Nina Nina (Mexico – interdisciplinary artist, curator, and activist)

In Person: CAME Office; Innovation Square (Ayers Building)

720 SW 2nd Ave, Suite 208 | Gainesville, FL 32611

Online: Link to be shared after RSVP

Dreaming the Commons

How can we imagine and enact shared resources, collective authorship, and new modes of belonging?

Featuring:

• Liz Lerman (Choreographer & educator, known for systems-thinking in the arts)
• Osubi Craig (Director, UF Center for Arts, Migration & Entrepreneurship)

All sessions are free and open to the public. In-person gatherings will take place at CAME, with online access available for broader participation.

Host or Publisher Found Sound Nation