A lil peek inside Inverted Dome, which is now available for purchase in the New Laconic shop.

It’s been so fun to work on the experimental exhibition catalog for Inverted Dome, and what a dream team. With all sorts of confusion on how to approach the cover, one afternoon I called Charlene Matthews — also known as The Binderess, bookbinder for the greats and exceptional book artist in her own right — and she invited me by her studio, pictured above. It’s a cabinet of curiosities every bit as fascinating as she. I went over the ideas and problems, two minutes later she had the perfect solution and we were testing away.

That’s one moment of many (others involved me being very puzzled with a laminator). I’m grateful to Salome Schmuki for her impeccable design, Michael Ned Holte and Chris Fite-Wassilak for their insightful texts and reflections, the inimitable curator Aurora Tang for her guidance and vision, and to all you, in deep-calls-to-deep fashion, for supporting the way as you do. The Inverted Dome catalog is available for purchase here, and I’ll be sharing a bit more about it soon.

An article about Inverted Dome by Madeleine Schulz was recently published by Flaunt and is available to view here.

All are welcome to join for the launch of my new artist’s book Inverted Dome at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture’s Schindler House on Friday, April 22, from 6-8pm. The book was hand-produced and assembled in a limited edition in my studio, featuring full-color documentation of the installation alongside essays by writer and curator Michael Ned Holte and critic Chris Fite-Wassilak, and more.