The Return of BKABF
July 10-12, 2026
Hosted in partnership with Recess
Applications now openÂ
Deadline: February 16th.
Application Form, Newsletter
Endless Editions is pleased to announce BKABF ‘26, a fair dedicated to showcasing publications and editioned works by underrepresented and emerging artists and writers.
Our ninth fair will feature vending publishers, artist programming, and run from July 10-12. BKABF seeks to invert the typical book fair model by providing tables and space to all of its exhibitors free of cost, featuring a variety of independent, artist-run presses and organizations. Admission to the fair is free and open to the public.Â
This year is hosted in partnership with Recess at 46 Washington Ave .
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The fair wouldn't exist without your support! Scan the QR code or click here to donate:
BKABF started as a "what-if" and has become an inspiration that a book fair can support its vendors, rather than burdening them with the costs of production. The fair first began in 2017 with a desire to make the artworld more accessible by providing free tables to all vendors and redistributing surplus fundraising to those who need it most. The fair has created non-competitive spaces for independent publishers and artists to flourish, while also providing much needed support in a field that is not necessarily lucrative.
The fair is organized by Endless Editions, a team of volunteers who rely on fundraising to produce the fair.
Values
We believe in creating spaces that are open and accessible to all. We encourage participation from artists of all backgrounds by removing financial barriers, allowing our exhibitors to better meet certain material needs. We organize with special emphasis on the experiences of emerging and underrepresented artists. We are committed to building supportive spaces for artists to create, connect and flourish. We value all members of our community inclusive of age, gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, religion, ability, socioeconomic background. To ensure that the disabled, high risk, immunocompromised, elderly and covid conscious members of our community are welcomed, we require masking indoors during all hours of the fair and hold accessible pre-registered hours with smaller crowds and shorter entry lines.
We stand against censorship and are committed to protecting our artists, educators and program facilitators and their freedom of speech. We acknowledge the profound influence of art in reflecting our socio-political context. Art books and zines have historically served as a forum for progressive political discourse. These mediums play a crucial role in amplifying voices and perspectives that challenge existing norms, fostering dialogue and driving positive social change against oppression and colonization.
In addition, we build programming around emancipatory politics, with the fair acting as a site for resistance, discussion and grief. In accordance with these values Endless Editions unquestionably stands with a free Palestine and supports artists who center liberatory struggles in their publishing practices.
The Return of BKABF
July 10-12, 2026
Applications now open.
Deadline: February 16th.
Hosted in partnership with Recess.
Application Form, Newsletter
Endless Editions is pleased to announce BKABF ‘26, a fair dedicated to showcasing publications and editioned works by underrepresented and emerging artists and writers.
The fair wouldn't exist without your support! Scan the QR code or click here to donate:
BKABF started as a "what-if" and has become an inspiration that a book fair can support its vendors, rather than burdening them with the costs of production. The fair first began in 2017 with a desire to make the artworld more accessible by providing free tables to all vendors and redistributing surplus fundraising to those who need it most. The fair has created non-competitive spaces for independent publishers and artists to flourish, while also providing much needed support in a field that is not necessarily lucrative.
The fair is organized by Endless Editions, a team of volunteers who rely on fundraising to produce the fair.
Values