Founded in 1999, Booklyn, Inc. is an artist-run, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting archives, artists’ books, social movement ephemera, and prints. We believe these materials function not only as artworks, but also as vital research resources, educational tools, and support for community organizing.
Booklyn supports more than 100 artists, and over a dozen human rights organizations, with the designing, documenting, exhibiting, and distribution of socially engaged artwork. Through an academic network of more than 300 libraries, museums, and universities across the U.S., we ensure that these works reach scholars, activists, students, and the public.
Our focus is on supporting activist-artists, educators, librarians, and organizations committed to grassroots action within environmental, gender, and social justice movements.
This year we’ll be presenting important printed artists’ books and prints by: Reza Abidini, Golnar Adili, Raoul Deal, Dongola Limited Editions, Kyle Goen, Jenna Hamed, Mohammad Omar Khalil, Josh MacPhee, Dutes Miller & Stan Shellabarger, Letra Muerta, Eliana Perez, Favianna Rodriguez, Erik Ruin, Beldan Sezen, John Mejias Vasquez, Voces de la Frontera, and more.
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