For almost fifteen years people have been marching in the streets, singing, chanting, insisting, “From Iraq to Palestine, Occupation is a Crime!” Booklyn is pleased to announce Up Against the Wall, an exhibition of prints compiled from Imaging Apartheid and Celebrate People’s History: Iraq Veterans Against the War—two projects that highlight the work of overlapping | More »
Thursday, September 22, 2016
7pm
RSVP required
Join author Peter McCoy for a workshop on the growth of Radical Mycology from an obscure zine to grassroots fungal advocacy movement. Peter will cover the history and insporations that have shaped the evolution of Radical Mycology over the last decade—from the impacts of past and contemporary activist movements to the direct actions of the fungi themselves—and which directions the project is currently growing. The evening will conclude with each participant making their own mushroom cultivation kit for growing mushrooms at home.
Monday, September 5th, 2016
3-7pm
Over the past four months, community organizations have come together to engage in the collaborative process through this exhibition. This Labor Day, we will come together one more time to celebrate the work of community building with music, live silk screening, refreshments and fun!
Durante los últimos cuatro meses, organizaciones comunitarias se han unido para participar en el proceso colaborativo a través de esta exhibición. Este Día del Trabajo, nos reuniremos una vez más para celebrar las obras de creación comunitaria con música, serigrafía en vivo, refrescos y diversión!
June 14 – August 22, 2016
The Archives & Special Collections at the University of Connecticut will host the first traveling installment of the exhibition Our Comics, Ourselves co-curated by Jan Descartes and Monica McKelvey Johnson. The exhibition premiered at Interference Archive in January, and we’re really excited to see it move on to new locations. Our Comics, Ourselves features comics from the Interference Archive collection as well as private collections on loan.
May 1 – Sept 5, 2016
Opening May 1, 5-8pm
Soñamos Sentirnos Libres : Under Construction is a collaborative exhibition, highlighting the work of Mobile Print Power.
This cumulative exhibition will highlight old and new collaborations between Mobile Print Power and seven organizations in the form of workshops and events. These workshops will develop throughout its run, creating ongoing collaborative processes.
Esta exhibición cumulativa destacará viejas y nuevas colaboraciones entre Mobile Print Power y siete organizaciones con talleres y eventos. Estos talleres desarrollarán durante la duración de la exhibición, creando procesos colaborativos continuos.
Sunday, July 31st, 2016
3-6pm
Amplifier Foundation and Interference Archive host the first of what hopefully will become many propaganda parties. What is a propaganda party? It’s where we invite dozens of organizations, activists, designers, and artists producing materials around a political issue together to hang out, meet each other, and distribute their flyers, stickers, posters, buttons, and more. All propaganda is free, and we encourage all to come by, grab a drink, and load up on as many posters and stickers you can carry!
Monday, August 22nd, 2016
6:30-8:30pm
Please join us for the Willie Mae Rock Camp’s 2nd Annual Arts & Activism showcasing the 2016 fellows’ podcasts. Refreshments will be provided and DJ Zena will spin some tunes!
Designed as an after-school program for teen women (transgender and cisgender), and gender non-binary youth, Arts & Activism held its first class in the spring of 2015. Focused on developing media skills, building community, and exploring the intersections of art and activism, participants attend DJ instruction classes and by creating a podcast, engage in study of the role of music in social justice.
The exhibition catalog for Mobile Print Power’s Soñamos Sentirnos Libres: Under Construction exhibition. 80 pages, full color.
