Endless Editions is pleased to announce BKABF '24, a fair dedicated to showcasing publications, original artwork, and editioned works by underrepresented  and emerging artists and writers.
Our eighth year will feature vending publishers, artist programming, and will be a fully-masked indoor event from September 20th through 22nd.
The fair returns hosted in partnership with Recess in Clinton Hill near the Navy Yard at 46 Washington Avenue.
You can stay up-to-date by following our Instagram.
#blkgrlswurld ZINE
51 Personae
ad:Nihilum
Afilandra Goncalves
Angie Maria Hewitt
Ares Maia
Armenian Creatives
Bad Dog Print
Bilna'es
Binch Press / Queer.Archive.Work Studio
Bricks from the Kiln
Bug Love Books
By Black Sheep
Calipso Press
cherrybombcee: liberty outloud
Childish Books
Community Access Art Collective
DA HOLOGRAM
Deep Pool
diasporan savant press
Dream Labor Press
Each and Every
Endless Editions
Falgoush
FORGOTTEN LANDS
GAUCHE
GenderFail
Grace Issues
Groundwork Zine
Jen White-Johnson
Jose Flores
KyKy Archives
Leslie Rosario - Olivo
Maamoul Press
Makan Press
Melanie Hoff
My Little Underground
New Poetics Publishing
OOMK (One of My Kind)/ Rabbits Road Press
Palestinian Youth Movement
Paper Cameras Press
Pearl Slug Studio
PRESS NHAM NHI
Publishing is Pleasure
Pupcloud Press
Qing
Research and Destroy New York City
Rujuta Rao
Seaton Street Press
sequence
SICK magazine
Sojourners for Justice Press
South Asian Avant-Garde (SAAG)
Taxonomy Press
The Sh!t Zine
The Telugu Archive
Three Fifty
tiny tech zines
TXTBooks
Yay Friendship!
Youth Against Displacement
Zoë Pulley
Mission
Organized by Endless Editions, Brooklyn Art Book Fair (BKABF) is an alternative book fair that prioritizes the needs of emerging and underrepresented artists by removing financial barriers and fostering community. Our mission is to create a book fair with the deliberate intention of care towards our community.
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.
Brooklyn Art Book Fair is committed to creating an accessible and safe environment for all visitors, exhibitors, and staff. Details for measures to be taken for this year's event will be published closer to the fair date. The main gallery is fully accessible for wheelchair users and their restroom is gender neutral and ADA compliant. The Assembly Room, where some programs will be held, is located up one flight of stairs but we offer alternative programming outdoors close to the fair space.Â
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.
Photos Courtesy of Daniel Wang
Feel free to email brooklynartbookfair@gmail.com with any questions. <3 BKABF STAFF
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Endless Editions is pleased to announce BKABF '24, a fair dedicated to showcasing publications, original artwork, and editioned works by underrepresented  and emerging artists and writers.
Our eighth year will feature vending publishers, artist programming, and will be a fully-masked indoor event from September 20th through 22nd.
The fair returns hosted in partnership with Recess in Clinton Hill near the Navy Yard at 46 Washington Avenue.
You can stay up-to-date by following our Instagram.
#blkgrlswurld ZINE
51 Personae
ad:Nihilum
Afilandra Goncalves
Angie Maria Hewitt
Ares Maia
Armenian Creatives
Bad Dog Print
Bilna'es
Binch Press / Queer.Archive.Work Studio
Bricks from the Kiln
Bug Love Books
By Black Sheep
Calipso Press
cherrybombcee: liberty outloud
Childish Books
Community Access Art Collective
DA HOLOGRAM
Deep Pool
diasporan savant press
Dream Labor Press
Each and Every
Endless Editions
Falgoush
FORGOTTEN LANDS
GAUCHE
GenderFail
Grace Issues
Groundwork Zine
Jen White-Johnson
Jose Flores
KyKy Archives
Leslie Rosario - Olivo
Maamoul Press
Makan Press
Melanie Hoff
My Little Underground
New Poetics Publishing
OOMK (One of My Kind)/ Rabbits Road Press
Palestinian Youth Movement
Paper Cameras Press
Pearl Slug Studio
PRESS NHAM NHI
Publishing is Pleasure
Pupcloud Press
Qing
Research and Destroy New York City
Rujuta Rao
Seaton Street Press
sequence
SICK magazine
Sojourners for Justice Press
South Asian Avant-Garde (SAAG)
Taxonomy Press
The Sh!t Zine
The Telugu Archive
Three Fifty
tiny tech zines
TXTBooks
Yay Friendship!
Youth Against Displacement
Zoë Pulley
Mission
Organized by Endless Editions, Brooklyn Art Book Fair (BKABF) is an alternative book fair that prioritizes the needs of emerging and underrepresented artists by removing financial barriers and fostering community. Our mission is to create a book fair with the deliberate intention of care towards our community.
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.
Brooklyn Art Book Fair is committed to creating an accessible and safe environment for all visitors, exhibitors, and staff. Details for measures to be taken for this year's event will be published closer to the fair date. The main gallery is fully accessible for wheelchair users and their restroom is gender neutral and ADA compliant. The Assembly Room, where some programs will be held, is located up one flight of stairs but we offer alternative programming outdoors close to the fair space.Â
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.
Photos Courtesy of Daniel Wang
Feel free to email brooklynartbookfair@gmail.com with any questions. <3 BKABF STAFF
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