-
The Harlem Arts Festival by Harlem Arts Festival
The first annual free summer festival presenting both established and emerging Harlem-based music, dance, theater, and visual artists.
- 31% funded
- $3,756 pledged
-
25days left
This is the first year of this festival and it looks like a fantastic project - completely free to the public, just the way we like it.
-
In The Image by emmy scharlatt & judith montell
Palestinian women in the occupied West Bank who use video cameras as a means of non violent activism.
Successful!- 107% funded
- $21,562 pledged
- Funded Feb 10, 2012
IN THE IMAGE is a documentary about Palestinian women who film human rights abuses throughout the occupied West Bank.
They are looking for funds to finish the documentary and share this empowering and inspiring story.
-
From the same editors that brought you Altered Zones comes a brand new independent music journalism project.
-
Can't Grow Up! by Luke Pelletier
"Can't Grow Up!" is a zine that showcases a handful of artists that are involved in skate culture. The zine will be FREE!
Successful!- 100% funded
- $3,003 pledged
- Funded Feb 11, 2012
Skate or Zine! Skateboarding has cultivated some amazing artists and collectives, including plenty of book artists that we work with regularly.
-
American Ecstasy Photo Book by Barbara Nitke
A memoir in pictures and words of the twelve years I spent working as a still photographer on porn movie sets in New York in the 1980's
- 114% funded
- $28,562 pledged
-
51hours left
A memoir in pictures and words of the twelve years Barbara Nitke spent working as a still photographer on porn movie sets in New York in the 1980's.
-
Authors, Publishers and Readers of Independent Literature by Willie Fitzgerald
A festival of independent literature.
Successful!- 277% funded
- $5,557 pledged
- Funded Feb 15, 2012
Besides Artists' Books and Publications we support independent literature!
Help this organization get its' festival up and running.
-
L.A. Zine Fest 2012 by Team False Start
Break out those umbrellas because we are going to make it rain zines, Los Angeles.
Successful!- 122% funded
- $3,066 pledged
- Funded Feb 19, 2012
Who doesn't love a Zine Fest! There are plenty of great zine makers in Southern California, let's help this crew get their project off the ground!
-
The Luminary Moves to Cherokee Street by The Luminary Center for the Arts
The Luminary is purchasing a former variety store on Cherokee Street that will become a unique incubator for the arts.
Successful!- 111% funded
- $22,244 pledged
- Funded Feb 12, 2012
The Luminary Center for the Arts supports emerging artists and now they are looking for help to purchase a permanent location.
-
Occupied Oakland Tribune Issues 3 & 4 by Occupied Oakland Tribune
Help fund issues 3 & 4 of the Occupied Oakland Tribune!
Successful!- 110% funded
- $660 pledged
- Funded Jan 27, 2012
The Oakland Tribune has been Occupied, we saw the NY Times get occupied here in NYC and it was a very informative and positive publication to explain the movement to the public who might not be able to attend protests.
-
The NWAA: 2012 + 2013 by New Wilmington Art Association (NWAA)
The New Wilmington Art Association enables artists to work, develop, and think through its creative interventions staged in vacancies.
- 59% funded
- $1,785 pledged
-
19days left
Artist Run-Centers need your help, and the The New Wilmington Art Association is looking for your help to keep their organization going.
-
The Thing by Rhys Ernst
A woman, a transgendered man, and their cat travel towards a mysterious roadside attraction known as "The Thing".
Successful!- 108% funded
- $5,408 pledged
- Funded Jan 19, 2012
Set to premiere in a few weeks at Sundance, Rhys Ernst's The Thing is a short film shot on 16mm film following a woman, a transgendered man and their cat as they make their way toward a mysterious road side attraction.
-
155 Freeman: Triple Canopy, Light Industry, Public School by Triple Canopy
This fall, Triple Canopy, Light Industry, and The Public School will launch 155 Freeman, a new arts-and-culture center in Brooklyn.
Successful!- 177% funded
- $35,465 pledged
- Funded Jul 10, 2011
This project has already been funded ... but we love what Triple Canopy does.
-
The Starlite Project: Starlite (We Came to Sweat) by Kate Kunath and Sasha Wortzel
Starlite is a film about Brooklyn's legendary black-owned non-discriminating and LGBTQ-friendly bar est. in 1959.
Successful!- 105% funded
- $26,304 pledged
- Funded Dec 05, 2011
This project has been funded!
-
Primary Information 2012 Artists Writing Program by primaryinformation
Primary Information is inaugurating a new artists writings program in 2012 featuring four new publications by contemporary artists.
Successful!- 103% funded
- $15,527 pledged
- Funded Dec 23, 2011
This project has already been funded ... but we love what Primary Information produces.
-
Swoon VI--The Techno/logy Issue by Kelly McKay
Swoon Magazine is a NY/LA-based independent music, fashion, philosophy, art & culture media project.
Successful!- 109% funded
- $4,375 pledged
- Funded Jan 23, 2012
This magazine covers a lot of material that we enjoy.
-
teenVAG Issue #2 by teenVAG
A self-published zine and creative platform used to promote the work of female artists.
Successful!- 100% funded
- $5,000 pledged
- Funded Nov 10, 2011
This project has already been funded ... but we love this zine.
Printed Matter, Inc.
Founded in 1976, Printed Matter is the world's leading non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion, dissemination, understanding and appreciation of publications made by artists.
www.printedmatter.org
We also put on the New York Art Book Fair!
www.nyartbookfair.com
