Gathering Scores: A Learning Library
A 3-part hybrid series exploring art, community & collaboration—featuring global artists & culminating in a collective zine.
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 the final event of our 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
Session 3 – September 24, 2025 | 12PM
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)
- Kyla-Rose Smith (Executive Director, Found Sound Nation)
The session is free and open to the public. In-person gatherings will take place at the CAME office in the Ayers building, with online access available for broader participation.
Parking is available in visitor spots in the Ayers lot, or metered parking on adjacent streets
A 3-part hybrid series exploring art, community & collaboration—featuring global artists & culminating in a collective zine.
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 the final event of our 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
Session 3 – September 24, 2025 | 12PM
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)
- Kyla-Rose Smith (Executive Director, Found Sound Nation)
The session is free and open to the public. In-person gatherings will take place at the CAME office in the Ayers building, with online access available for broader participation.
Parking is available in visitor spots in the Ayers lot, or metered parking on adjacent streets