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Booklyn Bulletin #3
On a scale from one to ten, at which level, would you say, is your pain today?–Brian D. Tripp In this moment of heightened resistance to incarceration and extrajudicial killings of Black and brown people, I’ve been thinking a lot about Brian D. Tripp.I started as Associate Curator for Booklyn last fall and it took […]
Tags: Brian D. Tripp, Indigenous Peoples Lives, radical black women historyBooklyn Bulletin #2
Hello, My name is Jan Descartes, and I’ve been with Booklyn for 1½ years. My curatorial specialties are comics, zines, and social justice titles. I am a comic artist, writer and co-curator of Our Comics, Ourselves, a traveling comics exhibition focused on identity and representation. For this Booklyn Bulletin, I am presenting Booklyn’s zine collections. Some are “traditional” DIY-style […]
Tags: black history, gender, zinesIntroducing the Booklyn Bulletin
Hi. Many of you know me well, but for those who don’t, I’m Marshall Weber—artist, poet, and Booklyn’s Directing Curator. First, I want you to know that all of us at Booklyn hope that you are well and safe during this pandemic. Please let us know if we can be of any assistance to you […]