The Blk Grrrl Book Fair is an annual feminist event
The Blk Grrrl Book Fair combines the worlds of feminism, film, visual arts and literary arts.
It is being planned with a collaboration of feminist and literary art groups.
It is inclusive of all genders, races, sexual orientations and generations. We have women curators who are in their 70s and women curators who are in their 20s. It is actively anti-足racist, anti-colorist, anti足-heterosexist, anti足-misogynist, anti足-ageist and anti-足ableist .
The focus is feminism. Our belief is that the freedom of women, the most oppressed class, even within socially and economically oppressed groups, is the key to the
liberation of all people.
Women are underrepresented in the arts and publishing.
This event will correct that.
The Blk Grrrl Book Fair will be a demonstration of what inclusivity looks like.
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Blk Grrrl Book Fair. Saturday, March 7 from 10 a.m.- 8 p.m.
2. Imagesand photo compilationsby Derrick Maddox
# BlkGrrrl Logo designed by Adah Glenn
Production by Teka-lark Fleming
PROGRAM
3. CIELOGALLERIES/STUDIOS LOCATION
CIELO is a multi-functional/multi-faceted
art space at 3201 Maple Ave., South
Central L.A. 90011 that is whatever it
needs to be at any given time...
Skira Martinez is a visual artist,
photographer. She is the curator and owner
of CIELO.
Art work by Skira Martinez inspired by Adah
Glenn's # BlkGrrrl logo.
4. The Blk Grrrl Book Fair was founded by Teka-Lark
Fleming.
She is a journalist, satirist and poet.
She has been independently publishing others and
producing literary events since the early aughts.
The Blk Grrrl Book Fair is a freedom event. Want to get
free?
Cool, come down to the Blk Grrrl Book Fair.
Email blkgrrrlshow@gmail.com for more information..
6. Vegetarian and vegan food will be provided at fair
cost throughout the day by RAC!
The event will be filmed for posterity.
10:00 a.m. Blessing of the space
10:20 a.m. Miriam Mathews Negro History Week?s
Reading
curated by Lena Cole Dennis
Children poets and open reading for people under 16
OPENINGPROGRAM
7. "CALLOUT
GOES
HERE"
Audre Lorde'sSister Outsider Opens(3 minute limit)
10:45 a.m. girls under 16 only
11:45 a.m. all
12:45 p.m. all
1:45 p.m. all
7:30 p.m. or immediately following the reading , all
Manifestoes, poems, non-commercial messages and essays.
Blk Grrrl Book Fair is 10:00 a.m. -8 p.m. at Cielo
Galleries/Studios 3201 Maple Avenue, South
Central Los Angeles 90011
More information email blkgrrrlshow@gmail.com
8. MsBrooksReal Cool School Workshops
10:15 a.m. Crystal Litz will be giving a workshop on
running for political office.
11:00 a.m. LAQueer Resistance will be giving their
Transfeminst Revolt lecture and workshop focusing on
issues that transfeminine folx face.
11: 45 a.m. Modern MovementsHow to combat
misogyny within the Black community while
navigating Black activism.
12:20 p.m. Tomeekha Pitre-Escott El Bookbinding.
Technical instructions on how to make a book
including printing, formatting and photos.
1:10 p.m. Reese Charleswell will be giving a
workshop on how to work together with others on
anthologies.
PROGRAM
9. Julie Dash Film Festival
curated by Zoe Blaq
2:00 p.m.- 4:15 p.m.
Beyond Suicide In "Tristesse", Patsy shares her past
year of grappling with intense clinical depression.
This is a compelling portrayal of depression
andrecovery. (36:03)
L.A. Temperamental A comedy by Lisa Holly. One
person's day-to-day survival in the crazy world
that is Los Angeles. (15:00)
Black Cotton Is the making of a photography art
book that celebrates the beauty of African
American Women. Tomeekha Escott EL. (31:00)
PROGRAM
Blk Grrrl Book Fair is 10:00 a.m. -8 p.m. at Cielo Galleries/Studios 3201 Maple
Avenue, South Central Los Angeles 90011
More information email blkgrrrlshow@gmail.com
10. . Evening literary starts. Raffle for books,
lectures, workshops and more 4:20 p.m.
Ida BWell?sDiary
Watts Village Theatre
Lynn Manning
On the Ground Floor
Malika Ali
Kaya Press
Mount St Mary's MFA Creative Writing
Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo
Dr. Ana Thorne
Blk Grrrl Book Fair is 10:00 a.m. -8 p.m. at Cielo Galleries/Studios 3201 Maple Avenue, South
Central Los Angeles 90011
More information email blkgrrrlshow@gmail.com
11. Blk Grrrl Book Fair is 10:00 a.m. -8 p.m. at Cielo Galleries/Studios 3201 Maple Avenue, South Central Los Angeles
90011
More information email blkgrrrlshow@gmail.com
5:00 p.m.
Jessie Redmon Fauset Parlor Conversation
and Reading
curated by Teka-Lark Fleming
Natashia Deon
Lisa Teasley
Lili Bernard
6:00 p.m.
Womynstoriesastold by the daughtersof
Wanda Coleman
curated by Skira Martinez
Gia Scott-Heron
Edxie
Iris Del Anda
Ellisa Granger
Yasmin Monet Watkins
Liliflor Art
Adrys Alvarez
EVENINGPROGRAM
12. www.blkgrrrlshow.comHow to get here.Publictransit:
Metro 40 (24 hour) which runs all
day exit at BROADWAY and 30th
St. .55 mile / BROADWAY and
JEFFERSON .45 walk or bike ride
Metro 745 BROADWAY and
JEFFERSON .45 walk or bike ride
Metro Silver Line (24 hour) 110
FRWY and 37th St. USCSTATION
.97 walk or bike ride
Expo Line JEFFERSON USC
STATION a .78 mile walk or bike
ride
Blue Line SAN PEDRO STATION a
1.25 mile walk or bike ride
Driving directions:
Location 3201 Maple Avenue,
South Central, 90011, south of
the 10 and east of the 110
freeway in the neighborhood that
was called the Eastside.
Major cross streets are Jefferson
and Maple, immediate cross
streets are Maple and 32nd St.
13. RAC
VEGAN&VEGETARIANFOOD
ATAFAIRPRICE
Supporting the community in a movement to
inspire a local/global network of revolutionary
autonomous communities through action,
mutual aid programs, worker alternatives,
educational skill shares, access to community
health resources, access to legal resources,
access to housing, as well as social media.
Trabajamos en adquirir los medios por los cuales
un d鱈a podemos transformar este sistema a una
imagen de nuestra humanidad. Apoyamos a la
comunidad en movimiento a inspirar una red
global y local de comunidades revolucionarias y
aut坦nomas a trav辿s de acciones, programas de
ayuda mutua, alternativas de empleo, talleres y
intercambios educacionales, acceso a recursos
comunitarios de salud, recursos legales, recursos
de vivienda, y acceso a canales sociales de
comunicaci坦n.
16. VENDORS
Afropuff
PM Press
LA Review of Books
Mount St Mary's MFA in
Creative Writing
Tia Chucha's Bookstore
On the Ground Floor
Tall Girl Art
Zoe's Vintique
Imix Books
Seite Books
Make/Shift Magazine
Stranger Comics
Native Sol
Watts Village Theatre
Microcosm Press
Hampton Institute
Sic's Sacred Gemz
My Dreams Matter
The Community Birth
Center
LA Progressive
Piddle Production
Black Cotton
Earth Realm Comics
Cashew Karma
BAILA Zine
Patsy Moore
Diligent 4 Our Youth
Feminist Magazine KPFK
Zoe's Vintique
Fox Alive Distro
Mujeres De Maiz
Los Angeles Queer
Resistance
Surly Ramics
FLOW (Feminist Library
on Wheels)
On The Ground Floor
Slobodan Dimitrov
Photography
Mend My Dress Press
LA Zine Fest
JMichael Walker
Anti-Racist Action
AF3IRM
Kaya Press
Radical Women
Los Angeles Women and
Agnostic Group