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Carriage Trade 2025 Fall Book Fair Opening tonight: Friday November 14, 6-8 PM Open: Saturday 1-8PM, Sunday 1-6 PM 277 Grand Street, 2nd FL New York, NY 10002
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- see you at the carriage trade book fair Fri, Nov. 14 / 6-8pm Sat & Sun, Nov. 15 & 16 / 1-6pm carriage trade @carriagetrade277 
277 Grand Street 2nd Fl New York, NY, 10002 *Selection of recent books, editions, multiples ©️ @r_pawliczek @didt_publishing
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Carriage Trade 2025 Fall Book Fair November 14-16, 2025 Opens: Friday November 14, 6-8PM Open: Saturday 1-8PM, Sunday 1-6PM 277 Grand Street, 2nd FL New York, NY 10002 TalkPOPc RSVP linked in bio
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The IF EVERY POSTER WAS A STONE exhibition catalog is out—12 big pages of posters + artist statements, and essays from @eastsidecultural @bayareapym @promptcolon ** including 4 double-sided halfsheet posters for wheatpasting ** w/ wheat paste activities/recipes from @davidsolnit … Keep the spirit of this show alive on the streets, in brushes/paste/walls. These are the last two days to see this show—12-5pm today and tomorrow. Pick up free copies of the catalog at eastside arts alliance!
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We will be selling prints from @promptcolon “Prints for Palestine” project at our Print sale/archive day tomorrow at @eastsidecultural 11am-4pm, at Jackie Romero’s table! (See vendor list in 2nd to last slide). [text from Prompt:] “Prints for Palestine,” a fundraiser series of risograph prints archiving the work, words, and activism of pro-Palestine Jewish and Palestinian artists, writers, and performers within the wider community of prompt:, an artist press based in New York. Translating a selection of Instagram posts into print, the series documents social media’s role as a space for response and collectivization throughout the ongoing genocide. By preserving in print content that can be hidden, removed, or otherwise suppressed in its original online form, the series also reflects on this period of rampant censorship—algorithmic, institutional, and systemic. The resulting prints construct a mini archive of a year of protest, solidarity, grief, and mourning. This event will include short readings of the featured texts. Proceeds from sales will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), an organization that is working on the ground to provide food, water, medical supplies, medical treatment, and other necessities to families in Gaza. Prints for Palestine includes contributions from Omar Abboud (@omar_abb), Morgan Bassichis (text) (@morgankindof) / Zachary Schulman (photo) (@zacharyschulmanphotography), Saj Issa (text and artwork) (@saj_issa) / Collin W. Elliott (photo) (@n1frame), Kate Laster (@howlingmoondog), and Mahdi Sabbagh (@mahdi_nyc). Thank you for all of your work. The prints were designed by graphic designer Katy Nelson (@katy.e.n), typeset in fonts by Palestinian type designer Hasan Abu Afash, and produced in Brooklyn by Small Editions (@smalleditionsnyc).
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@letterformarchive // Salon Series 54: Palestine in Print: Publishing and Archiving as Tools for Resistance Ren Allathkani, MJ Fair, Nicole Kaack, and Kate Laster APRIL 3 • 6 - 7:30pm PST Prompted by artists' responses to the genocide in Gaza, Palestine in Print examines the critical role of print media in protecting and archiving endangered voices, histories, and traditions. Register to attend online or in person via the @letterformarchive website While employing distinct strategies and materials, each of these projects emphasizes that publishing can itself be an act of resistance. A moderated dialogue will explore the role of printed matter as a tool to preserve communal memory amid and against censorship, while also attending to the key roles of archivists and librarians in engaging wider networks. Audience Q&A will follow. We're excited to share and discuss these projects and hope to see you there, in person or online!
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Miriam Bookshop is freshly stocked! Open today till 6pm. Open hours: Thursday-Saturday, 12-6pm
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continuing beyond measuring time in a container. to quote the living/archival/personal/protest work of @mitsukobrooks : “Your Anger is a Gift”
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Parade through the middle of the country. #2024 #bungeespace
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Solidarity is essential. 🍉 East coast friends! Come through Brooklyn 📍 @storm_bookscandy on October 24th at 7pm for the launch of “Prints for Palestine” “A fundraiser series of risograph prints archiving the work, words, and activism of pro-Palestine Jewish and Palestinian artists, writers, and performers within the wider community of prompt:, an artist press based in New York. Translating a selection of Instagram posts into print, the series documents social media’s role as a space for response and collectivization throughout the ongoing genocide. By preserving in print content that can be hidden, removed, or otherwise suppressed in its original online form, the series also reflects on this period of rampant censorship—algorithmic, institutional, and systemic. The resulting prints construct a mini archive of a year of protest, solidarity, grief, and mourning. This event will include short readings of the featured texts. Proceeds from sales will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), an organization that is working on the ground to provide food, water, medical supplies, medical treatment, and other necessities to families in Gaza. Prints for Palestine includes contributions from Omar Abboud (@omar_abb), Morgan Bassichis (@morgankindof), Saj Issa (@saj_issa), Kate Laster (@howlingmoondog), and Mahdi Sabbagh (@mahdi_nyc). The prints were designed by graphic designer Katy Nelson (@katy.e.n), typeset in fonts by Palestinian type designer Hasan Abu Afash, and produced in Brooklyn by Small Editions (@smalleditionsnyc). Additional photo credits to @zacharyschulmanphotography and @n1frame. Kindly RSVP at link in bio with a donation of $5, which may be used toward the purchase of a print at the event. Prints are also now available via the prompt: website for those who cannot attend.” I’m honored to be part of this project.
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We’re honored to print this benefit edition for @promptcolon, launching this Thursday, 10/24 at @storm_bookscandy. Proceeds will go directly to the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund (@thepcrf). Link in our bio for full event info! 🍉🍉🍉 Join us at @storm_bookscandy on October 24th at 7pm for the launch of “Prints for Palestine,” a fundraiser series of risograph prints archiving the work, words, and activism of pro-Palestine Jewish and Palestinian artists, writers, and performers within the wider community of prompt:, an artist press based in New York. Translating a selection of Instagram posts into print, the series documents social media’s role as a space for response and collectivization throughout the ongoing genocide. By preserving in print content that can be hidden, removed, or otherwise suppressed in its original online form, the series also reflects on this period of rampant censorship—algorithmic, institutional, and systemic. The resulting prints construct a mini archive of a year of protest, solidarity, grief, and mourning. This event will include short readings of the featured texts. Proceeds from sales will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), an organization that is working on the ground to provide food, water, medical supplies, medical treatment, and other necessities to families in Gaza. Prints for Palestine includes contributions from Omar Abboud (@omar_abb), Morgan Bassichis (@morgankindof), Saj Issa (@saj_issa), Kate Laster (@howlingmoondog), and Mahdi Sabbagh (@mahdi_nyc). Thank you for all of your work. The prints were designed by graphic designer Katy Nelson (@katy.e.n), typeset in fonts by Palestinian type designer Hasan Abu Afash, and produced in Brooklyn by Small Editions (@smalleditionsnyc). Additional photo credits to @zacharyschulmanphotography and @n1frame. Kindly RSVP at link in bio with a donation of $5, which may be used toward the purchase of a print at the event. Prints are also now available via the prompt: website for those who cannot attend. We hope to see you there!
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I’m proud to share a new prompt: (@promptcolon) benefit edition, Prints for Palestine, launching next Thursday at Storm Bookstore. Proceeds will go directly to Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (@thepcrf). Come out and help us raise money to support on the ground treatment and supplies for those in Gaza! 🍉 Join us at @storm_bookscandy on October 24th at 7pm for the launch of “Prints for Palestine,” a fundraiser series of risograph prints archiving the work, words, and activism of pro-Palestine Jewish and Palestinian artists, writers, and performers within the wider community of prompt:, an artist press based in New York. Translating a selection of Instagram posts into print, the series documents social media’s role as a space for response and collectivization throughout the ongoing genocide. By preserving in print content that can be hidden, removed, or otherwise suppressed in its original online form, the series also reflects on this period of rampant censorship—algorithmic, institutional, and systemic. The resulting prints construct a mini archive of a year of protest, solidarity, grief, and mourning. This event will include short readings of the featured texts. Proceeds from sales will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), an organization that is working on the ground to provide food, water, medical supplies, medical treatment, and other necessities to families in Gaza. Prints for Palestine includes contributions from Omar Abboud (@omar_abb), Morgan Bassichis (text) (@morgankindof) / Zachary Schulman (photo) (@zacharyschulmanphotography), Saj Issa (text and artwork) (@saj_issa) / Collin W. Elliott (photo) (@n1frame), Kate Laster (@howlingmoondog), and Mahdi Sabbagh (@mahdi_nyc). Thank you for all of your work. The prints were designed by graphic designer Katy Nelson (@katy.e.n), typeset in fonts by Palestinian type designer Hasan Abu Afash, and produced in Brooklyn by Small Editions (@smalleditionsnyc). Kindly RSVP at link in bio with a donation of $5, which may be used toward the purchase of a print at the event. Prints are also now available via the prompt: website for those who cannot attend. We hope to see you there!
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