Visual Voices Lecture with Late Comeback Press
School of Art and Design • 51m
Visual Voices Colloquium is the Professional Lecture Series of the School of Art and Design and represents a window into the professional world of art and design. Speakers are chosen with faculty guidance to represent leading and emerging talented practitioners, as well as artists whose work lies beyond the subject areas of the program offerings. This is an edited recording of the live conversation with Rachna Soun and Caroline Kim, founders of Late Comeback Press, on March 21, 2023, hosted on Zoom.
Late Comeback Press is a Northern Virginia micropress run by Rachna Soun and Caroline Kim, specializing in avant-garde zines. Communication and existentialism are the center of their art, flourishing in the space before choices are made, when the possibilities can seem paralyzingly endless or distinctively finite.
Learn more about Visual Voices Lectures on the website: https://art.gmu.edu/visual-voices.
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