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SUMMARY:HAND QUILTING w/ RALLI COLLECTIVE
DESCRIPTION:HAND QUILTING WITH APPLIQUE w/ RALLI COLLECTIVE \nOne-day  |  Wednesday\, November 11\, 5:30-8:30PM  |  Sliding Scale \n\n\nBuild your own 8×8 in mini quilt from start to finish in this beginner-friendly hands-on session. \n\n\n\n\nIn this session\, we’ll go through the basics of quilting step by step: \n\n1. Designing your front panel by cutting and piecing fabric together\n2. Measuring and cutting the backing and batting\n3. Sewing it all together with simple hand sewing techniques\n\nMaterials will include pre-cut squares sized for your mini quilt\, plus a pile of extra fabric to cut up and piece into your own design. Participants are encouraged to bring any fabric from home—sentimental or scrap—that they might want to incorporate into their quilt as well! \nInstruction comes in small steps\, with lots of time in between to work on your quilt\, ask questions\, and chat. No experience needed. \n__ \nRalli Collective is a Brooklyn-based group of multidisciplinary fiber and visual artists focused on quilting and reusing materials.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/hand-quilting/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:THE ANATOMY OF A STITCH: INTRO TO CROCHET w/ CAMRYN EASLEY
DESCRIPTION:THE ANATOMY OF A STITCH: INTRO TO CROCHET w/ CAMRYN EASLEY \nOne-day  |  Thursday November 12\, 6:00-8:30PM  |  Sliding Scale \nReady to start your crochet journey? In this one-day workshop\, Camryn will teach you how to begin any crochet project and lead you through the steps to create your own handmade crochet coaster: a decorative kitchen essential and resting place for your glasses and mugs! Taught from the perspective that fiber arts has and can continue to serve as a center for community care\, this workshop will include an introduction to the history of crochet\, as well as the anatomy of basic stitches.  \nWhat to expect: \n\nAll materials provided (crochet hooks and yarn)\nHands-on instruction and support\nA take-home guide to continue your crochet practice at home\n\n__ \nCamryn Easley is the Founder of Knot Okay Club\, a 501(C)3 nonprofit promoting community care and mental health through fiber arts\, especially for Black women and nonbinary people. Her work is informed by her academic research on the contributing factors to Black women’s mental health\, combining her creative passions and sociological analysis to promote social welfare initiatives and address cultural inequities. In addition to monthly programming for KOC members\, she leads Intro to Fiber Arts workshops in partnership with local community hubs\, nonprofits\, youth groups and small businesses. Camryn hopes to inspire others to work with their hands\, learn more about the history of fiber arts in America and express themselves creatively.\nFor more information about Knot Okay Club’s free programming and fiber artist community\, connect with us on Instagram @knotokayclub or visit our website.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/intro-to-crochet/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:BOOK LAUNCH | FLIES IN THE TROPICS with author Niki Franco
DESCRIPTION:Order your copy here!\nJoin us for the release celebration of Flies in the Tropics with debut author Niki Franco. A memoir about growing up in the backwards heart of US imperialism\, this book is a letter to all those searching for their role in the fight for a better world. \nNiki and her family packed up their lives and moved to Miami\, hoping for a change. The daughter of two working-class Caribbean immigrants\, she begins searching for belonging in her new home\, the USA’s very own tropical paradise. But what unfolds is the entangled story of the Caribbean\, the CIA\, US intervention\, and her own duty from the history she learns. \nGrocery store gossip\, an abuelo who worked his whole life for Caribe Hilton\, trips to Puerto Rico and Cuba\, hurricanes\, activism\, and doxxing. These are the memories that come into focus and reveal how the ghosts of exploitation haunt the lives of those who come from countries ravaged by US intervention. And so Miami’s beautiful façade reveals its cruel face through the machinations of US foreign policy\, political pundits\, and a long history as a base for CIA interventions in the Caribbean. The shadow of the US is inescapable\, and it becomes clear that Cuba and Puerto Rico are las dos alas de un pájaro. Two wings of a bird. \nNiki will be joined in conversation by fellow political educators and cultural workers maya finoh and Tahia Islam. After the book talk\, we will have an author signing\, music by DJ RAQX\, and wines provided by Terra Sancta Wines and Spirits and El-Sabban Wine. \n___ \nNIKI FRANCO is a queer\, Marxist\, Black Caribbean organizer from Miami\, Florida. Her work is an attempt to disjoint\, at every node\, the normalcy of assumed Caribbean subservience to empire. \nShe has spoken at universities and museums across North America\, including Brown\, RISD\, Dartmouth\, UCLA\, USC\, MoMa PS1\, University of Miami\, University of British Columbia (Vancouver)\, and Boston University. Her writing has appeared in Essence\, Scalawag\, and the Miami New Times\, and she’s been interviewed by Dazed\, i-D\, Upstream\, and Belly of the Beast. \nThrough her writing\, scholarship\, and organizing work\, she illuminates + builds off the legacies of the Global South\, insisting on life and socialist reconstruction. \nNiki is the host of the podcast show Getting to the Root of It with Venus Roots and her debut book\, Flies in the Tropics (1804 Books\, fall 2026). \nMAYA FINOH is a political educator and cultural worker based on Canarsee Lenape land in Brooklyn\, New York. maya has spent the last decade engaged in writing\, critical consciousness raising\, and organizing rooted in Black decolonial feminisms\, abolition\, and self-determination. A child of the (Global) South\, maya was born and raised in Durham\, North Carolina\, and has lineage with the Kono\, Mende\, and Sherbro peoples of Sierra Leone. \nTAHIA ISLAM is an anti-war and cultural organizer\, lead of Artists Against Apartheid\, attorney-in-training at CUNY School of Law\, and was previously on the education team at The People’s Forum and helped dream up 1804 Books. She’s proudly born and raised in the international Queens\, New York City. \nDJ RAQX is a DJ\, event producer\, and educator from New York with Puerto Rican and German roots. Her music selection is heavily influenced by her hybrid cultures\, playing vinyl and digital sets exploring ’90s NY house\, latin deep cuts\, all varieties of old dance music with new club and reggaeton sounds. She’s been DJing and producing events in Brooklyn with Misschief Collective for 9+ years as well as playing frequently in Puerto Rico. She has been collaborating with Radio Red to bring Puerto Rican artists to New York for Puerto Rican day parade afterparties and radio red takeovers in Brooklyn.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/flies-in-the-tropics/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Talks,Culture,Education,Panel Discussions
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SUMMARY:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER
DESCRIPTION:CYANOTYPE 101 w/ PRAISE FULLER \nOne-day  |  Friday\, November 13  |  5:30-8:30PM  |  Sliding scale\, $30-50 \nParticipants will spend this workshop exploring the cyanotype process from beginning to end. Praise will introduce the medium\, her practice\, and avenues for experimentation. After preparing the paper\, participants spend time building their designs before exposure/printing. Cyanotype 101 is beginner-friendly and perfect for those who want to problem-solve in community. \nAll materials will be provided\, including a variety of photo negatives. Participants are invited to bring in items of their own to experiment printing with. What to bring:\nNatural Items\n• Leaves\, ferns\, flowers (pressed or fresh)\n• Feathers\, shells\, twigs\, vines\n• Grasses\, herbs\, petals\, seed pods\nFabric and Textiles\n• Lace\, doilies\, mesh\, or netting\n• Thin open-weave fabrics (cheesecloth\, tulle)\n• Embroidery\, crochet pieces\, textured scraps\nHousehold Objects\n• Keys\n• Scissors\, combs\, jewelry\, glasses\n• Chains\, clips\, utensils\, small tools\nPaper and Transparencies\n• Printed images on acetate or transparency film\n• Cut-paper stencils or handwritten notes on clear plastic\n• Magazine cutouts\, layered drawings on tracing paper\nExperimental Materials\n• Preserved butterfly or insect wings\n• Fishnet stockings\n• Crumpled plastic wrap or bubble wrap for texture\n• Tape\, string\, or anything that can create interesting shadows \n__\nPraise Fuller (b. Houston\, Texas) is a New York-based\, self-taught artist\, poet\, and educator with a practice spanning printmaking\, installation\, and mixed media with a central focus on the cyanotype process. Fuller’s work emerges from historical analysis and introspection\, exploring what lies beyond the constraints of family\, the church\, trauma\, and the cultural realities of the South. These introspections are interwoven with the concept of “rememory\,” a term borrowed from Toni Morrison\, which reflects how memory exists beyond\, or even escapes\, the individual mind by inhabiting objects\, places\, and communities. https://www.praise-fuller.com/
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/cyanotype-101-nov/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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SUMMARY:FORECLOSURES: A COMMUNITY EXCHANGE
DESCRIPTION:A collective conversation and gathering to imagine urgent actions for artists\, activists and thinkers in the wake of technofascism. \n\n\n\n\nIf apocalyptic times and spectacles expose the genocidal and geocidal structures of this world\, how are cultural workers and activists disentangling their aesthetics from such webs? While capitalism\, imperialism and cisheteropatriarchy deploy technofascism to coopt and annihilate all resistance to its dictates\, decolonial artists continue to imagine new ways to rupture\, dismantle and denounce systems of total death\, in the long lineage of militant and guerilla movements from Algeria to South Africa\, Puerto Rico\, Palestine and beyond. What does decolonization mean today and how does it trouble the realm and study of aesthetics? What is an anarchic poethics of this time? How can we sustain autonomous practice and resistance as global webs of interconnected struggle? \nWe will reflect on these urgent concerns and imagine other ways of making\, organizing and gathering that shatter oppressive systems. \nPresented with Undoxx and Cultural Solidarity Project \n\n\nRSVP
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/foreclosures-a-community-exchange/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T140000
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SUMMARY:PRINT-MAKING OPEN STUDIO w/ DANIEL + PETER + HAMZAH
DESCRIPTION:PRINT-MAKING OPEN STUDIO w/ DANIEL + PETER + HAMZAH \nOne-day   |   11AM – 2PM   |   Saturday\, November 14 \nOpen studio is a space to develop a print-making project in community with other organizers\, artists\, and cultural workers. \nThese sessions are designed for those who have taken Screenprint 101 or Revolutionary Printmaking at The People’s Forum\, or who have experience with relief or screenprinting. \nEach session is drop-in and goals are defined by the participant. Basic tools and materials are available—including paper\, transparencies\, ink\, linoleum\, screens\, and emulsion. \nIf you would like the studio to print a transparency for your screenprint project\, please email the file to francesca.b@peoplesforum.org by noon on Thursday before the session with subject line ‘OPEN STUDIO PRINT’ and write the dimensions (inch by inch) in the body of the email. \nRegistration is required. Come to experiment\, come to get your hands dirty! \n__ \nDaniel Drennan ElAwar is an illustrator\, printmaker\, fiber artist\, and educator. His work\, based in a documentary genre\, focuses primarily on issues of displacement\, dispossession\, and disinheritance. His research and practice concerning decolonization and resistance led to the founding in 2009 of a Beirut-based artists’ collective\, ‎جمع اليد (Jamaa Al-Yad). He currently manages the studio and workshops for Frontline Arts in Branchburg\, NJ. \nOne of Many artists\, Peter and Hamzah\, create fashion\, art\, and music as a way to drive positive change in the world. They love screenprinting for its versatility and reusability. They actively use it to produce upcycled sustainable fashion pieces and prints. Learn more about their practice at oneofmany.shop. \n \nBuy Tickets on Eventbrite\n\nBuy Tickets
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/print-studio-nov-14/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T150000
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SUMMARY:REWORKED JEWELRY w/ KASHI SALONI
DESCRIPTION:REWORKED JEWELRY w/ KASHI SALONI \nOne-day  |  Saturday\, November 14  |  3-5:30PM  |  Sliding scale\, $30-50 \nParticipants will create their own piece of jewelry from beginning to end during this session\, with the choice of making a necklace\, bracelet\, keychain or earrings. We will integrate up-cycled materials into our designs\, such as circuit boards and repurposed jewelry.\nThe workshop will feature a guided conversation on solarpunk ideas and e-waste. Reimagine discarded technology through traditional craft and transform it into a meaningful piece of wearable art. \nNo prior experience required + all materials provided. Participants are welcomed to bring in pieces of their own to rework (earrings without a pair\, broken bracelets\, charms\, etc) \n__\nKashi Saloni is an artist and educator whose work centers on repurposed and impermanent materials\, using art to imagine and build more sustainable futures.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/jewelry-nov/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T173000
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SUMMARY:REVERENT PORTRAITS w/ S. YEMISI ADEYEMO
DESCRIPTION:REVERENT PORTRAITS: DRAWING\, PAINTING\, AND ASSEMBLAGE w/ S. YEMISI ADEYEMO \nOne-day  |  Thursday\, November 19  |  5:30-8:30PM  |  Sliding scale\, $30-50 \nIn this three-hour workshop\, participants will learn the fundamentals of portrait drawing and create a small\, embellished frame honoring someone they wish to remember\, celebrate\, or hold close. Through guided technical instruction in facial proportions\, observation\, and shading\, participants will draw a portrait from a photograph of their choosing\, with opportunities to incorporate painting based on their experience and comfort level. \nWe will draw inspiration from devotional practices across cultures\, including memory jugs\, Afro-diasporic altar traditions\, and the assemblages of Betye Saar. While informed by these traditions\, embellishments will be intuitive and personal to each maker. We will also explore how acts of remembrance and reverence may preserve overlooked histories and connect personal experiences of grief to broader social and political consciousness. No prior art experience is required. Participants should bring a photograph of their chosen subject and are welcome to bring small\, meaningful objects to incorporate into their frames. \n__ \nS. Yemisi Adeyemo (she/they) is a politically engaged interdisciplinary artist working across assemblage\, painting\, and sculpture. Using found materials recovered from urban public space\, she creates layered devotional objects that move between altarpiece and artifact. Her work examines material conditions across global and domestic contexts\, tracing the implications of (neo)imperialism through instances of tragedy\, survival\, and rebellion. Positioning grief as a site of personal and ideological revelation\, her work hopes to shift individualized mourning toward collective critical resistance.\nYemisi received a BFA in Painting from RISD and an MFA in Visual Art from Mason Gross School of the Arts\, Rutgers University. She was a 2025-2026 NXTHVN Studio Art Fellow and a 2021 BRIClab Contemporary Arts Resident. She has taught visual art in an array contexts and communities\, including Rutgers University\, and The Bronx Museum of The Arts. Her work has been featured in Hyperallergic\, New American Paintings\, Liverpool University Press’ Sculpture Journal\, Art Cube\, and Forbes\, where she was recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Art & Style list in 2025.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/reverent-portraits-nov/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Catlett Art Space & Printmaking Studio\, 320 W. 37th\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:art,Art Courses,Culture,Education
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SUMMARY:Mohamed Araki: Sounds from Sudan
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Friday\, November 20 at 7pm for Sounds From Sudan\, a live project led by Grammy-nominated Sudanese musician Mohamed Araki. Blending Sudanese songs\, oud\, and deep grooves\, the band brings songs from home into a modern live sound—rooted in memory\, rhythm\, and community. \nThe Band \nFeaturing Mohamed Araki \nVocal/Oud—Mohamed Tahir \nGuitar/Percussion—Dillon Zahner \nBass— Marwan Allam \nDrums—Bez \nSax— Gideon Forbes
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/mohamed-araki-sounds-from-sudan/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T180000
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SUMMARY:Community Dinner | Community Church of New York x The People's Forum
DESCRIPTION:The Community Church of New York invites you to join us for Community Dinner at the People’s Forum to break bread and build relationships grounded in revolutionary love. Whoever you are\, and whatever your relationship to our church\, we’d love to gather around the table with you. Never heard of us? Familiar but have never visited? Don’t consider yourself a religious person? No problem – there’s no pressure here\, just shared values and commitments.\n\nWe’ll be upstairs at the People’s Forum from 6 – 8 PM. Food will be provided by the Community Church. Space is limited and RSVP is required to ensure enough food to go around. To reserve your spot\, fill out the registration form using this link.
URL:https://peoplesforum.org/events/community-dinner-community-church-of-new-york-x-the-peoples-forum/2026-12-03/
LOCATION:The People’s Forum\, 320 West 37th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture
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