Noah Lyon at East Village Zine Fair - June 15, 2024 - Presented by Printed Matter / St Marks and 8-Ball Community

East Village Zine Fair 2024

Co-Presented by Printed Matter / St Marks and 8-Ball Community

June 15, 2024

11AM - 7PM

Announcing 2024’s East Village Zine Fair! On Saturday, June 15, Printed Matter / St Marks and 8-Ball Community will showcase artists, independent publishers, and collectives from NYC to our fourth annual EVZF, celebrating the neighborhood’s history of underground print culture past and present. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to St Marks Pl.

The EVZF and its programs are free and open to the public. More information about events (at the fair and throughout the East Village), new fundraising editions, and more is forthcoming.

Flyer by Heather Benjamin

NOAH LYON at NY Art Book Fair April 25–28, 2024

Printed Matter’s
NY Art Book Fair
April 25–28, 2024
548 W. 22nd St
This year’s NY Art Book Fair (NYABF) returns to 548 W. 22nd St, just around the corner from Printed Matter’s Chelsea bookstore.

NYABF is the leading international event for the distribution of artists’ books, celebrating contemporary artists’ publishing and the medium’s rich history. NYABF 2024 will feature hundreds of publishers from around the world, including the work of artists and collectives, small presses, institutions, galleries, antiquarian booksellers, distributors, and more. As part of this year’s event, we look forward to partnering with neighboring organizations and galleries to present a full calendar of lively discussions, performances, book launches, and special projects that highlight interdisciplinary publishing practices.

Printed Matter's Sunday Zine Fair at The Brooklyn Museum


https://sundayzinefair.org/

Sunday, November 19
11AM–6PM

The Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11238

The Sunday Zine Fair as well as the exhibition, Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines, are free and open to the public. No advanced registration is required.

ABOUT

Printed Matter is pleased to present Sunday Zine Fair, a special day-long event held on occasion of the Brooklyn Museum’s expansive survey exhibition on artists’ zines Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines. The Fair will convene more than 60 invited exhibitors in the museum’s pavilion and adjoining gallery space, with an emphasis on self-publishing artists and collectives, archives and libraries, and rare & out of print dealers.

Against the backdrop of the historical show, the Sunday Zine Fair will celebrate the origins of zines and honor the many important contributors to its diverse legacy, a number of whom are represented within the exhibition. A new generation of publishers working today will also present a range of styles and perspectives on the medium. In tandem with this Fair, Printed Matter will also launch a new website inviting participating artists and publishers to share sources of inspiration in their practice, creating an explorable index of influence and artistic lineage. 

VISITOR INFORMATION
The nearest Subway station is the accessible Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum 2/3. This subway station is ADA accessible. The closest Bus stops are: B41 and B69 at Grand Army Plaza, and the B45 at St. Johns Place and Washington Ave. 

EXHIBITORS

@nd Aaron Krach
3 Dot Zine
8-Ball Community
ABC No Rio
Allied Productions, Inc./Le Petit Versailles
Anartist
Ares Maia
Art Against Displacement (AAD)
Aventures Ltd. Press
Bathtime for Sailors
Boo-Hooray
Brain Washing from Phone Towers
Calipso Press
CRAM books
Dizzy Books
Emily Larned
Endless Editions
Évita Yumul
F Magazine
Fournier Fine & Rare
Fugitive Materials
GenderFail
Gold Rain
Heather Benjamin
Heinzfeller Nileisist / Snow Gallery
Ho Tam (Hotam Press)
Interference Archive
Irrelevant Press
Jennifer Chai Shear
junshuziKhari
Johnson-Ricks
Khepri Press
Little Mountain Press
Maggie Lee
Matarile Ediciones
Mega Press/Panayiotis Terzis
Miniature Garden
mooreartpress209
mundus press
My Comrade
Nan Collymore
Neta Bomani
Never Sit
Nichole Shinn
Nick Sethi / DAKOTA
nico fontana
NOAH LYON
Papertown Nuzzy
Passenger Pigeon Press
Pat McCarthy
Paul John
Paul Soulellis
Pegacorn Press//Caroline Kern
Press Press
Printed Matter, Inc.
RATS LIVE ON NO EVIL STAR
Raw Meat
Shadow Comms
Temporary Services / Half Letter Press
Three Fifty Collective
Tom Hosier + Allan Greenier
Unity Press
Water With Water


https://www.printedmatter.org
https://www.pmabf.org


An Incomplete History of Printed Matter’s Art Book Fairs on view at Hauser & Wirth 542 W 22nd St, NYC October 13–29, 2022

Coinciding with the return of the NY Art Book Fair this October, Hauser & Wirth New York, 22nd Street presents the exhibition ‘An Incomplete History of Printed Matter’s Art Book Fairs’. Organized by Printed Matter and Darling Green in collaboration with Hauser & Wirth Publishers, the first-of-its-kind presentation will be on view directly next door to this year’s fair (13 – 16 October). As a key piece of the project, a series of newly conducted interviews and conversations with current and past exhibitors will shed light on the individual experiences that make up the collective history and life of the fair.

Founded in 2006 by then Printed Matter Director AA Bronson, the NY Art Book Fair was initiated as a new platform for artists, publishers and artists’ book enthusiasts, not only for the distribution of publications but as a space for community building and the circulation of ideas. With the addition of a second fair in Los Angeles in 2013, the event grew in scale to include hundreds of additional exhibitors from across the globe, with audience numbers in the tens of thousands. Now returning to the location of the original New York event, this year’s fair provides an opportunity to reflect on the evolution and impact of Printed Matter’s Art Book Fairs.

‘An Incomplete History of Printed Matter’s Art Book Fairs’ will assemble a chorus of personal anecdotes, conversations, documentation, print materials and ephemera to give a layered narrative account of the NY and LA Art Book Fairs since their founding. The project brings together many voices to consider the Art Book Fairs as a site of dialogue, exchange and collaboration, while also exploring their role within the landscape of experimental art and artists’ book publishing. With materials drawn from the Printed Matter archives and gathered through an open call for submissions, the presentation will unfold as a non-linear survey and composite oral history of the ever-evolving event. 

The exhibition project will be followed by a new print publication (Spring, 2023), published by Printed Matter and edited by Darling Green, with design by Garrick Gott and the support of Contributing Editor Lillian Wilkie. 

Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair October 13–16, 2022 548 W 22nd St

Noah Lyon will be at table H61 at Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair October 13–16, 2022 548 W 22nd St in Chelsea, New York City.

Printed Matter’s NY Art Book Fair returns to the historic location of the very first Fair! After three years apart, we are grateful to reunite in person and celebrate the history and future of artists’ book publishing together.

Taking place in Chelsea, just around the corner from Printed Matter’s bookstore, the NY Art Book Fair (NYABF) is the leading international event for the distribution of artists’ books. Exhibitors include a broad range of artists, collectives, publishers, institutions, galleries, antiquarian booksellers, and distributors. This year’s Fair will feature many of the longstanding exhibitors and programs that have come to define this beloved event, while also offering new ways to discover artists’ books and explore the full breadth of the art publishing community.

https://nyabf2022.printedmatterartbookfairs.org

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