Drawing upon the collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation, this exhibition will explore food as a community-builder, access to food, and how we can eat in a shifting climate across over a hundred works from thirty-seven different artists, brought together to break bread over a shared matter. On view there will be […]
Ridgewood’s sidewalks have over 800 empty tree beds - or roughly one for every 90 residents. The Fallow Frames Biennial is an upcoming public art festival that will be held on July 13th and 14th, where local artists are invited to use 24 abandoned tree beds to stage site-specific installations and performances. Visitors are invited […]
Can you observe without taking? Can you witness without claiming? Beginning with Audre Lorde’s question “What words do we not have yet?” and Natalie Diaz’s assertion that “the answer is Palestine,” this five-week, in-person workshop will focus on survival writing as a form of community building and on revolutionary articulations against the systems of empire […]
Ujima Cafe is part office hours and part hangout. There will be free coffee and snacks, and Ujima will be holding court in the gathering space. Whether you’re hungry or thirsty, have questions about their work, still chewing on thoughts from #UjimaWednesdays, or just need a third place to exist in...you should come through sometime! […]
Join The Bee Conservancy (TBC) at Materials for the Arts for a buzzworthy evening that will spark a passion for pollinators — and artistic inspiration! For July’s Third Thursday, TBC’s Executive Director Rebecca Louie will discuss the fascinating world of bees, their role in countless ecosystems, the perils they face, and what you can do to help […]
Noticing is not just a series of group walks, but an exchange with the city we call home. Each walk is loosely focused on one theme and encourages attendees to develop a deeper awareness of their surroundings, learn about local history, and even make new friends. Be prepared to look around, pay attention, and discuss […]
Tatreez & the Art of Resistance 101 is an introduction to Palestinian resistance through the art of Tatreez, led by Brooklyn-based Palestinian-American artist Sam Sundos. This beginner level course will educate students not only on the craft but also on its origins, focusing on the history of its use as a form of resistance against […]
Tatreez & the Art of Resistance 101 is an introduction to Palestinian resistance through the art of Tatreez, led by Brooklyn-based Palestinian-American artist Sam Sundos. This beginner level course will educate students not only on the craft but also on its origins, focusing on the history of its use as a form of resistance against […]
The purpose of this course is to build teacher content knowledge around 20th and 21st century social activism and explore how current activism can be informed by activism of the past through hands-on art-making and STEAM integration. Participants will trace different types of social activism throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, the modes in which […]
Montez Press Radio is excited to be inviting all friends, family and beyond to join on Saturday 3rd of August at Avalon Cafe in South Bermondsey, London, for the first ever Montez Press Radio Summer BBQ! Come celebrate with music, food, books and more! The day will run from 12pm-5.30pm, and will feature performances from […]