BOMB’s Small Press Flea 2025

Small Press Flea is located in our outdoor lot at 316 Ten Eyck. Workshops will take place in Géza, located at 306 Maujer.1PM Small Press Flea Opens1PM Workshop: Some Other (Fabric) Books (all ages)2PM STUF’D Food Truck 3PM Workshop: Collage is Collaboration, a Zine Workshop with BOMB’s summer issue contributors Solomon Brager and charles theonia5PM Conversation and Book launch: On Education6PM Night MarketWorkshop: Some Other (Fabric) BooksLed by Some Other Books’ publisher Kristen Mueller, participants will create unique artists’ books from salvaged fabric. Processes such as drawing, cutting, sewing, and stapling can be used to experiment with form and content. All ages are welcome to participate and will walk away with a unique fabric book. Materials will be provided. Workshop: Collage is Collaboration: A Zine WorkshopJoin this collage workshop, led by summer issue contributors Solomon Brager and charles theonia, and create your own zine. This workshop will consider zine creation in combination with collage as a form of conversation between source, material, and assembler/s.Pens, scissors, gluesticks, and paper media will be provided, and you are also welcome to bring your own materials, including ephemera, stickers, stamps, magazines to cut up, clippings from your collection, and source texts (of your own making or by others). Conversation and Book Launch: On EducationJoin writer and critical theorist Che Gossett, artist Marissa Delano, and Amant curators Patricia Margarita Hernández, Tobi Maier, and Ian Wallace for a discussion celebrating the launch of the catalog accompanying our group exhibition, On Education, on view through August 17. The publication brings together commissioned essays and artist projects by ten contributors, including a text by Che Gossett on past forms of university mobilizing in the 1960s, early childhood photographs by Marissa Delano exploring trauma, adolescence, and memory, and an in-depth essay on the exhibition by the curators. Echoing the design of educational manuals and yearbooks, the publication invites readers to explore the aesthetic and material traces of learning, and to reflect on how schools and universities remain contested spaces—sites of oppression, resistance, and, at times, liberation—set against the current landscape of education in the US and other geographical contexts. Copies of the publication will be available for purchase at Amant’s booth during BOMB’s Small Press Flea 2025 and at our bookstore.

8-Ball / 3 Hole Press
53rd State Press
A Public Space
Anarchist Review of Books
Archipelago Books
As is Press
Autonomedia
The Baffler
Belladonna*
Birds, LLC
Black Sun Lit / Vestiges
Burnaway
Common Notions
e-flux
Inpatient Press
Jewish Currents
Joyland
McPherson & Company
n+1
Nightboat Books
OR Books
Pioneer Works
Poets & Traitors Press
Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative
Secret Riso Club
Seven Stories Press
Some Other Books
Ugly Duckling Presse
Verso Books
Wendy’s Subway
The Whitney Review of New Writing
Winter Editions
World Poetry
Wonder

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