Cara Marsh Sheffler is a New York-based writer, translator, curator, journalist, and editor. She holds a BA from Princeton in Comparative Literature and a Certificate in Creative Writing, for which she won the Fagles Prize. Her writing has appeared in many publications, including The Guardian and VICE. As one half of ¡AGITPOP! Press, she collaborates with visual artist Johannah Herr to create publications that are for sale at bookstores and galleries including Printed Matter, Perrotin, After 8, The Hole, Mast, Skylight, and Karma. These titles have been acquired by the University of Miami and the Clark Art Institute, among other libraries and collections. ¡AGITPOP!'s work has been featured by art fairs including NADA, Frieze, EXPO CHICAGO, the LA Art Book Fair, the New York Art Book Fair, and SPRING/BREAK. Their most recent full-length book is a revisitation to the World’s Fair, I Have Seen the Future: Official Guide. Sheffler's writing in it was described by The New York Times as “enthusiastically caustic.” Most recently, their riff on a midcentury suburban circular, White Flight!, was published by CUNY and featured for four months at BMCC’s Shirley Fiterman Art Center. Together this June, they presented at the inaugural bell hooks center Symposium at Berea College and at the Paris Ass Bookfair at the Palais de Tokyo. Two of their books were selected for inclusion at the archive in the Bibliothèque Kandinsky at the Centre Pompidou.