Landline Studios NYC presents Sharing Shelves: a community gathering dedicated to shared learning.

​Sharing Shelves is Landline Studios NYC's monthly community gathering dedicated to the joy of research, curiosity, and shared learning.

​Led by co-founder Jenna Masoud, whose artistic practice is deeply rooted in archival research, storytelling, and interdisciplinary inquiry, this gathering invites participants to bring something they've recently been exploring, whether a book, essay, article, film, artwork, object, or idea that has captured their attention and inspired deeper thought.

​Rather than a formal lecture or critique, Sharing Shelves is an opportunity to gather around one another's interests, exchange knowledge, and spark conversations that may lead to unexpected creative connections. Every discipline, background, and level of experience is welcome.

​Each participant will have approximately 15-20 minutes to present and discuss their chosen topic with the group. You're encouraged to bring books, printed materials, images, objects, notes, or anything else that helps tell the story of your research and invites conversation.

​Whether you're in the early stages of a project, diving into a new obsession, or simply excited to share something you've learned, Sharing Shelves is a space to slow down, listen closely, and build a community grounded in curiosity.