I recently pulled out the Voices From Outside portfolio, produced by Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative, when a friend asked me if I knew of any prison related graphics. They were producing a flyer for their organization, Milk Not Jails, and a campaign to reform the Parole system in NYC. While looking through the prints in became | More »
“Peter Yew Police Brutality Protests,” by Corky Lee. 1975 By Michelle Chen On a typical day in Manhattan’s Chinatown, the streets hum with the bustle of sidewalk vegetable markets and the idle prattle of wrinkled elders—a subdued but gritty din that seems to never change. But 40 years ago, these same streets were buzzing with | More »
Wednesday, January 8th, 2014
7-9pm
Join author Nicolas Lampert in celebrating the release of his new and important book A People’s Art History of the United States: 250 Years of Activist Art and Artists Working in Social Justice Movements. He will show slides and talk about the use of art by social movements throughout the history of the U.S.
full color offset printed booklet/timeline
$5
On December 10, 2013 IA was a packed with people excited to learn about the “Serve the People” show. Watch a video excerpt of the tour!
Sinovision Journal—Serve the People: The Asian American Movement in New York
December 2013
Thursday, December 19th
5:30-7:30pm
Interference Archive Open House.
7pm on: Drinks at Halyards
406 3rd Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Activista Happy Hour is a monthly gathering of social movement activists in NYC. We are excited to partner with Movement Space Project and CAAAV to co-host December’s gathering!
Sunday December 15, 2013
1-2pm
A one-hour walking tour of major sites of struggle and community-building in Manhattan’s Chinatown during the 1970s and 80s. Viewing of exhibition at Interference Archive afterwards.
(Meet by the Statue of Confucius at Confucius Plaza, Intersection of Bowery and Division St.)
2 color screenprinted poster
signed by Tomie Arai, numbered edition of 30
$50
Thursday December 12, 2013
7pm
An anarchist double feature, with Sherry Millner & Ernie Larsen’s Shoplifting: It’s a Crime? and Lizzie Borden’s Born In Flames.
