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PLEASE NOTE: This exhibition will be on partial view in Interference Archive’s new space, beginning November 16. We are working on completing our buildout and re-opening the entire exhibition as soon as possible. Stay tuned for more details. .
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Exhibition dates: January 18, 2018 — April 15, 2018
From January 18 – April 15, 2018, Interference Archive will partner with the Seattle-based collaborative If You Don’t They Will to host their installation of no. NOT EVER. alongside a curated selection of material from Interference Archive’s collection.
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Saturday, December 9, 12-5pm
Join us in our new home as we celebrate the amazing space our archive has moved into, and take a moment to pick up some holiday gifts! In addition to all your favorite Interference Archive merchandise and a great table of comics and zines, our friends from Justseeds and Common Notions will be joining us to sell prints and books.
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Saturday, December 9, 5-7pm
In the midst of our big move over the past few months, we’ve been keeping busy with a few other great projects — including the release of two new publications! Join us for the launch of Finally Got the News: The Printed Legacy of the U.S. Radical Left, 1970-1979, and Take Back the Fight: Resisting Sexual Violence from the Ground Up.
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We’ll be closed on November 23rd and 24th, but back to regular open hours the weekend of the 25th and 26th.
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Sunday, December 3rd, 8pm-1am
OFFSITE: The Rosemont, 63 Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Our friends at Que(e)ry and Libraries Resist are throwing us a fundraiser dance party on Sunday December 3rd. Come out and dance to DJ Accident Report and DJ Crush. There will also be a raffle!
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Thursday, November 9, 7pm
Join gender justice organization Sakhi for South Asian Women for a poetry reading on 11/9 at Interference Archive, in their new space!
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When: Monday, October 16, 7pm
Where: Starr Bar, 214 Starr Street, Brooklyn
Panel discussion on the use of radio as an activist tool, with Sylvia Ryerson, of Appalshop’s Calls from Home, Charlie Uruchima, of Kichwa Hatari New York, and Naomi Brussel of Out-FM.
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September 10, at 7 pm
Interference Archive and the Lesbian Herstory Archives are offering a screening of the film Out in the Night. September 10, at 7 pm
Interference Archive and the Lesbian Herstory Archives are offering a screening of the film Out in the Night. September 10, at 7 pm
Interference Archive and the Lesbian Herstory Archives are offering a screening of the film Out in the Night. http://www.outinthenight.com/
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Offsite exhibition with Gallery Affero at Window Gallery, Express Newark
Sep 20, 2017 – Feb 18, 2018
“Resistance Across Time” is a selection of posters from Interference Archive meant to remind viewers of the long history of social movements led by and in support of women’s rights, LGBTQ rights and the rights and safety of people of color. Social movements and the fight for justice, fairness and equality have being taking place for centuries of human history. In the U.S. the Civil Rights Movement of the sixties is often taught and discussed as the most defining series of actions and events towards social justice. Archives like Interference’s show us that the struggle is multifaceted, ceaseless, and ever evolving.
