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Philly Feminist Zine Fest 2014

Philly Feminist Zine Fest 2014

Neighborhood House CCNH 20 North American Street, Philadelphia, PA

Join Metropolarity crew at the PFZF 2014 as we set up shop for all your sci-fi print/audio/atmospheric needs.

Mark your calendars! Philly Feminist Zine Fest will be held on June 28-29, 2014. The fest is split up into two days this year for tabling and workshops. On June 28, from 1PM-5PM. On the 29th, various workshops, skill shares, and discussion groups will happen in cooperation with radical spaces and organizations in Philly. (More details on that as they become available.)

rhode island independent publishing expo 2014!

Rhode Island Independent Publishing Expo | RIPE 2014

Providence Public Library 150 Empire St, Providence, RI

The Rhode Island Independent Publishing Expo (RIPExpo) is a summer weekend devoted to small-press and self-published comics, zines and books. Artists and writers from all over North America will join local creators to share work and generate discussion. RIPExpo is committed to giving voice to those underrepresented in mainstream media.

TRAVELERS a speculative reading

Revolving Bookcase 1236 S. 53rd Street, Philadelphia, PA

an evening for speculative reading
with
elwin cotman
rasheedah phillips
oki sogumi

at revolving bookcase in southwest philly
1236 S. 53rd Street, 19143

Intro to Afrofuturism

The Weigley Room, 9th floor of Gladfelter Hall, Temple University 1115 W Berks St, Philadelphia, PA

Join the Organization of African American Studies Undergraduate Students (OAASUS) at Temple University's Gladfelter Hall for an Introduction to Afrofuturism, featuring special guest speaker, Rasheedah Phillips.

Thursday, November 6th, 5:30 PM
in the Weigley Room of Gladfelter Hall, Temple U

flier for BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY afrofuturist affair costume & charity ball 2014

The AfroFuturist Affair Presents: |BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY| 4th Annual Charity & Costume Ball WEEKEND

Impact Hub 1227 N 4th Street, Philadelphia, PA

This year, The AfroFuturist Affair Annual Charity & Costume Ball has expanded space-time from one evening to a month-long celebration of Afrofuturism. In addition to the 4th Annual Costume Ball on Saturday, November 8 2014, we will have events throughout November, including workshops, dance party, readings, book club, film screenings, art exhibit, and more, all exploring the theme of Black Holographic Memory.

$3 – $10

BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY Indigenous Future House Party

House of Future Sciences 3213 TURNER ST, Philadelphia, PA

OFFICIAL BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY AFTERPARTY
FREE ENTRY WITH COSTUME & CHARITY BALL TICKET STUB | $3 BEFORE MIDNIGHT
with
LIVE DRUMS
HARAM
PRECOLUMBIAN
NOLITA SELECTOR

$3 – $10
philly zine fest 2014

Philly Zine Fest

The Rotunda 4014 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA

"The obligatory: For over a decade, this annual event has provided an open-forum for anyone with anything to say using paper / print media.

Subject matter typically ranges from radical politics, civil rights, and sustainability to personal reflections to off-center entertainment (bizarre comics, punk rock)."

BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY MOVIE NIGHT

Impact Hub 1227 N 4th Street, Philadelphia, PA

BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY MOVIE NIGHT

Impact Hub Philly | November 13, 5pm - 8pm
Join us for an evening of Afrofuturist, Black Scifi, and Horror films

FILMS
Habesha Undefined by Selam Bekele
A Dangerous Cure by Kevin Jarvis
Last Man Standing by Stan West
NOISEGATE by Donovan Vim Crony
Walk With Me by Art Punch Studio
+ other shorts

Movie Tickets

part of the Afrofuturist Affair's 4th Annual Costume & Charity Ball

$3 – $5

BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY Readings & Workshops

A-Space Anarchist Community Center 47th and Baltimore Avenues, Philadelphia

“It’s AFTER the end of the world. Don’t you know that yet?” - SUN RA
In conjunction with our BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY month long celebration of afrofuturism we bring you a night of experimental Readings and Workshops FEATURING
METROPOLARITY ::::: Alexoteric/ Maggie Eighteen/ Ras Mashramani/ Rasheedah Phillips/Experimental Time Order workshop
Moor Mother Goddess/Two Weeks 3 Release and Talk
ALMAH THE ALCHEMIST/In the Temple of Mitochondrial Eve workshop
DR. RONE SHAVERS/Reading and Afrofuturism talk
BHTP/
+ MORE

Donation

BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY Last ROCKERS of 2014

Dahlak Paradise 4708 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA

The Afrofuturist Affair x Black Quantum Futurism
BLACK HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY
presents
ROCKERS!
final of 2014

featuring
Chiuatl Ce
The Mighty Paradocs
Sunny Ali & The Kid
Bells Roar
King Azaz

with renegade readings by
St. Skribbly LaCroix
Moor Mother Goddess

BE THERE

CHR0M# CITY

Vox Populi 319 N. 11th St, 3rd Floor, Philadelphia, PA

***** A QUEER ART-DANCE CYBORG JAM *****
night fight in the 80s, street lights gleaming off your visor, brandishing knives at punx tweaker yuppie scum, knives in the night time, trans am hologram cyborg dreams interlinking, just ruined in the space race, nuclear wardancing into the new age, living in the cracks of the n e o n s u n light ////LET'S GIVE CYBORG FACE ALL NITE/// Liquid Sky X The Terminator X the Funhouse on the set of Paris is Burning. #live4eva #restingglitchface

$10

CANARIES group show at Cleopatra’s w/Maggie Eighteen

Cleopatra's 110 Meserole Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Catch a reading performance by Maggie Eighteen, Monday, December 8th, as part of the Canaries group show at Cleopatra's in Brooklyn.

Canaries is a support group of women artists in New York City living and working with autoimmune conditions. Together they navigate the misconceptions around autoimmunity and the rising autoimmune epidemic. Through their conversations and work, the Canaries confront the epistemological shortcomings of a culture that insists on the duality of mind and body. Moving between the realm of the healthy and the realm of the sick, they seek to carve out a new site from which to understand identity formation in today’s world.
Cleopatra’s is pleased to present Canaries, a multimedia group exhibition that investigates healing, survival and the scarcity of language around these issues.