INSTAsalon #32 – Endia Beal

Endia Beal, artist & educatorLive from North CarolinaAuthor of the forthcoming Performance Review.

INSTAsalon #33 – Ricardo Báez

Ricardo Báez, book designerLive from CaracasDiscussed some of his favorite books, including: Marshall McLuhan & Quentin Fiore, The Medium Is the Massage; Paolo Gasparini, Retromundo; Paolo Gasparini, Del reverso de las imágenes; Ludovic Balland, American Readers at Home ; Andres Gonzalez, American Origami; Martin Bollati, La Forma Bruta; Mariela Sancari, Moises; Paolo Gasparini, Bobare; Eikoh…

INSTAsalon #34 – Steven Sicular

Steven Sicular, collectorLive from New York City Sharing some of his favorite books from his collection.

INSTAsalon #36 – Pride Parade of Books

Pride Parade of LGBTQ+ BooksAlexander Galan as emceeLive from New York City, withJess Dugan + Vanessa FabbreLive from St. LouisTo Survive on This ShoreSunil GuptaLive from LondonChristopher Street 1976Kyle MeyerLive from New YorkInterwovenD'Angelo Lovell WilliamsLive from New YorkD'Angelo Lovell Williams zine

INSTAsalon #37 – Pablo Lerma

Pablo Lerma, publisher & artistLive from Amsterdam, andCat Lachowskyj, writer, editor & researcherLive from TorontoIn conversation about archive-based photobooks, including Meteoro Editions' Emil.

INSTAsalon #38 – Karen Knorr and Anna Fox

Tuesday, 7 JulyAnna Fox, photographerLive from Selborne, UK, andKaren Knorr, photographerLive from London, UKIn conversation about their books past and present, including Fox's My Mother's Cupboards & My Father's Words and Work Stations, and Knorr's Belgravia, Gentlemen, India Song and the forthcoming Questions (After Brecht).

INSTAsalon #39 – VOID

VOID, publishersLive from AthensRecent books include Thomas Sauvin, 17 18 19; Dylan Hausthor & Paul Guilmoth, Sleep Creek; Dimitra Dede, Mayflies; and the serialized Bleak House.

INSTAsalon #40 – Paul Lawrence

Paul Lawrence, bookseller, November BooksLive from LondonPurveyor of fashion, design, photography, fine art and subcultural material.

INSTAsalon #41 – Juan Brenner and Ramón Reverté

Juan Brenner, photographerLive from Guatemala City, andRamón Reverté, publisherLive from Mexico City In conversation about Brenner's Tonatiuh, recently published by Editorial RM.

INSTAsalon #42 – Anshika Varma and Aishwarya Arumbakkam

Co-presented with Offset Projects/GuftguAnshika Varma, founderLive from New Delhi, andAishwarya Arumbakkam, photographer Live from Austin, TX In conversation about Arumbakkam's ongoing project and forthcoming book ka Dingiei, a story about human environment conflict and indigenous issues.

INSTAsalon #43 – Frank Frances

Frank Frances, photographerLive from New YorkAuthor of Remember the South, a contemporary re-imagining of colonialism through a fictional adaptation of elements used today that represent a potent past.