We're thrilled to announce the Wendy's Subway Reading Room at MoMA, a year-long project organized in conjunction with the installation "The People's Studio: Collective Imagination" in the Museum's Creativity Lab. The Reading Room will be on view from October 21, 2019, when the museum reopens, to August 31, 2020.
http://www.wendyssubway.com/reading-room/
The Reading Room presents a rotating collection of publications selected to respond to works on view in the galleries. Including titles solicited from and published by local and international small presses, artist-run projects, and community archives and organizations, the Reading Room focuses on collective and collaborative practices of making and circulating independent publications.
The Reading Room is designed by New York and Brussels-based architectural practice, common room. Graphic design by Geoff Han with Immanuel Yang.
The current collection of books will be on view through January 2020, and features titles by Dirty Looks, Co-Conspirator Press at Women's Center for Creative Work, MoMA PS1, Sming Sming Books, Sternberg Press, Kayfa ta كيف تـ, The Office of Culture and Design, Little Big Man Gallery, Facadomy, Ugly Duckling Presse, Art Resources Transfer, Dancing Foxes Press, Vienna Secession, Four Corners Books, #PressPress, #SiglioPress, Other Forms, EMILIA-AMALIA, Alias Editorial, Editorial RM, Aeromoto, Printroom , Half Letter Press, #SolanoArchives, Mousse, Metropolarity, Spector Books, ৯ঋকাল (Lyriqal Books) Black Chalk and Co., Nightboat Books, #PilotPress, BOM DIA BOA TARDE BOA NOITE, Cassandra Press, Nieves, Kimi Hanauer, Ediciones Gato Negro, Passenger Pigeon Press, Homie House Press, Sáhara Libre, Breakdown Press, Arts of the Working Class, GenderFail, YoYo Labs, grunt gallery, Interference Archive, PrimaryInformation, Belladonna* Collaborative, Thick Press, If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, City Lights Booksellers & Publishers, #IfPublications, #institutoii, JRPIEditions, Vitamin Creative Space, Inpatient Press
We support and stand in solidarity with the MoMA Divest! movement and protest tomorrow at 6:30pm denouncing MoMA's connections to mass incarceration, and demanding that Board member and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink divest all assets from prison companies.
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