The curator has to bridge gaps and build bridges between artists, public institutions, and other types of communities. The crux of this work is building temporary communities, by connecting different people and practices and causing the conditions for triggering sparks between them.
— Hans Ulrich Obrist

Lindsey Cummins (she/her/hers) is a Louisville, KY-based Independent Curator, Collections Advisor, & Community Arts Organizer.

Through her business, AVID Collectors, LLC Lindsey strives to uplift her arts community by assisting patrons and private collections. Through AVID, she acts as the Curator & Collections Manager of the SNAP Art Collection & Art Barn Gallery and Consultant for Kentucky’s Great Meadows Foundation.

In 2020, Lindsey co-founded Printed, a fiscally-sponsored zine project and arts collective. Printed’s mission is to connect and inspire creative work through the accessible zine format.

Lindsey works alongside her partner El Bruner on their nomadic art and design studio, Kudzu Jelly. Together, Ellie and Lindsey combine their curatorial and design experience, working alongside community members to weave art exhibitions into shared spaces.

Lindsey received her education at Louisville’s Hite Art Institute with a degree in Studio Art, Art History, and Modern Culture. She currently serves on the Board of the Portland Museum and is a member of the International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art (IKT).

 
 

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