While serving as a Visiting Artist at Illinois State University, Julia Arredondo began developing a new pamphlet series titled NICHO—foldout cabinets of curiosity that explore ephemeral, site-specific collections through printed matter. This series reflects my ongoing interest in how archives, libraries, and overlooked printed ephemera can be repurposed as contemporary altars—spaces of reverence, critique, and intimate engagement.
This two-color risograph print was self-printed at the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts from March-April 2025 with reappropriated material from the campus Milner Library.
2-color risograph print on paper, unbound
Size: 5.5” x 8.25”
Year: 2025
Edition Size: 40
While serving as a Visiting Artist at Illinois State University, Julia Arredondo began developing a new pamphlet series titled NICHO—foldout cabinets of curiosity that explore ephemeral, site-specific collections through printed matter. This series reflects my ongoing interest in how archives, libraries, and overlooked printed ephemera can be repurposed as contemporary altars—spaces of reverence, critique, and intimate engagement.
This two-color risograph print was self-printed at the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts from March-April 2025 with reappropriated material from the campus Milner Library.
2-color risograph print on paper, unbound
Size: 5.5” x 8.25”
Year: 2025
Edition Size: 40
