Dear friends,
This weekend stop by Art Againist Displacement and
at the
(Table I3 of “Friendly Fire” on the fourth floor)!
We’ll be distributing a new zine about @aiwcampaign’s fight against the 24-hour workday in anticipation of a mass action on May Day (see flyer below)
, a forensic zine by
about Printed Matter Board President Phil Aarons (hot off the press), zines by
, Artists Against Censorship and Repression, and
; publications by AAD members; and a statement against censorship by Center for Book Arts community members and
.
We stand in solidarity with @printedmatterunion in calling for @printedmatterinc to commit to PACBI and encourage everyone to sign Independent Publishers for Palestine’s petition.
Location:
Printed Matter Art Book Fair
548 W. 22nd St between 10th and 11th Ave.
New York, NY
Hours:
Thursday, April 25
6–9pm, $30
Friday, April 26
1–7pm, $5
Saturday, April 27
11am–7pm, $5
Sunday, April 28
11am–1pm, masks required (free)
1–5pm, free
For more information, visit
.
RSVP for MAY DAY Join the mobilization efforts! tinyurl.com/MobilizeforMayDay
Via the Ain't I a Woman?! campaign mailer:Ain't I a Woman?! is calling on all people and groups to unite on May Day to demand City Council stand with people! Women workers who went on hunger strike last month showed the world they will take extreme measures to fight for their health and their lives.
Since the hunger strike, we have been gaining support from Council Members! Let them know you want them to support ending the 24-hour workday once and for all by supporting Intro 615. You can spread this email campaign: tinyurl.com/EmailCMs615; join workers at City Hall entrance (Tuesday-Thursday, 10am-2pm); & help set up meetings!
We cannot be bought off with measly wage increases when our health and lives continue to be destroyed. We will no longer stand for racist violence, perpetrated in NYC and maintained by City Hall.
If your organization would like to join May Day, contact [email protected]!