Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionChelsea
Lose yourself in 15,000+ artist-made books and zines at this nonprofit institution that's more gallery than shop. From photocopied poetry to elaborate artist monographs, every shelf holds something you won't find anywhere else.
Tips
June 13 at 4pm
Matthew Connors spent twelve years tracing a world in turmoil: from Arab Spring streets to Ukrainian front lines, his photographs capture power, resistance, and fragile beauty amid collapse. Meet the artist and explore "The Axe Will Survive the Master," the final chapter of his decade-long trilogy on democratic ideals under siege.
June 18 at 6pm
A new magazine where witchcraft meets museum archives. The Silver Moon launch brings together artists and editors exploring magic, botany, and ancestral knowledge through essays, interviews, and darkly beautiful ink work.
June 24 at 6pm
Four publishing pros pull back the curtain on how magazines and artist books actually happen: budgets, design decisions, distribution headaches, and all the messy stuff usually discussed behind closed doors.
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Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionLose yourself in 15,000+ artist-made books and zines at this nonprofit institution that's more gallery than shop. From photocopied poetry to elaborate artist monographs, every shelf holds something you won't find anywhere else.
Tips
June 13 at 4pm
Matthew Connors spent twelve years tracing a world in turmoil: from Arab Spring streets to Ukrainian front lines, his photographs capture power, resistance, and fragile beauty amid collapse. Meet the artist and explore "The Axe Will Survive the Master," the final chapter of his decade-long trilogy on democratic ideals under siege.
June 18 at 6pm
A new magazine where witchcraft meets museum archives. The Silver Moon launch brings together artists and editors exploring magic, botany, and ancestral knowledge through essays, interviews, and darkly beautiful ink work.
June 24 at 6pm
Four publishing pros pull back the curtain on how magazines and artist books actually happen: budgets, design decisions, distribution headaches, and all the messy stuff usually discussed behind closed doors.