SASS + ZINES 2019Location: Brooklyn Army Terminal, North Lobby Atrium140 58th Street, Brooklyn, NY 1
SASS + ZINES 2019Location: Brooklyn Army Terminal, North Lobby Atrium140 58th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220Saturday, July 27, 2019, 12-6pmFree & open to the publicBooklyn is proud to present Sass + Zines, a one day zine fair on July 27th, 2019 at the Brooklyn Army Terminal. The event features 20 vendors presenting a variety of zines, prints, artist books, and independent comics. Sass + Zines is an annual Booklyn event that celebrates Women of color and queer persons of color (WOC/QPOC) in print. The event provides a space for emerging and historically marginalized artists and presses to exhibit, share, and sell their work. Featuring: Cindy Trinh PhotographyLa Horchata ZineLAKAS ZineLana C. MarilynLittle Big Time PressLiu LightLiv & SabiiMaamoul PressMariame KabaPGlitchiiPOMMO PressSecret Riso Club Seong Eun McFarlaneSoumya DhulekarSunmiVictoria PrianoZineraliaIt is important to recognize the unique communities that WOC/QPOC have created, Sass + Zines provides a platform for these individual artists and communities to come together and share their work with each other and with a larger audience. Vendors are local artists, as well as small presses and zine collectives from D.C. and Baltimore. The work presented at Sass + Zines includes perzines, independent comics, artist books, and risograph prints. Among the vendors are: Maamoul Press, a multidisciplinary collective consisting of a diverse range of creators from marginalized backgrounds, working to foster the arts in their communities through publishing, workshops, exhibitions, and distribution; Secret Riso Club will exhibit risograph posters with pro-immigration and anti-gentrification messages, alongside zines with social justice narratives; Liu Light is an artist, illustrator, writer, musician, and performer. Their subjects primarily revolve around (dis)connection, reality, relationships, science fiction, self, and diaspora; La Horchata Zine is a seasonal publication featuring artists of Central American ancestry; Little Big Time Press promotes up-and-coming artists and illustrators from the Philippines, as well as creators with an interest in exploring and expanding the form of the book. -- source link
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