News
2023
September
06-09 – Eugene: University of Oregon (James)
June
16-18 – Berea: The bell hooks center (James)
08-11 – Baltimore: Black Feminist Future (James)
May
23 – Brussels: Rile* (Webster)
15-18 – Bryn Mawr: Bryn Mawr College (James)
April
13-16 – Chicago: AERA (James)
March
31 – Atlanta: Charis Books & More with Da'Shaun L. Harrison and Jalessah T. Jackson (James)
24-26 – St. Louis: ANWO Black Women's Convention (James)
23 – Online (Berkeley): University of California with David Antonio Maldonado and Ruth Wilson Gilmore (James)
19 – New York: The Word Is Change with RAW Wilcox (James)
16 – Online (Atlanta): Emory University (James)
15 – Black Agenda Report: Captive Maternal Roundtable on In Pursuit of Revolutionary Love: Da'Shaun L. Harrison
15 – Black Agenda Report: Captive Maternal Roundtable on In Pursuit of Revolutionary Love: Rebecca A. Wilcox
13 – junge Welt: Für Radikale und Revolutionäre
11 – Denver: Mutiny Info Cafe with Chris Time Steele (James)
11 – Ann Arbor: University of Michigan (James)
10 – Ann Arbor: Third Mind Books (James)
04 – junge Welt: Liebe als revolutionärer Akt
February
22 – Lewisburg: Griot Institute, Bucknell University (James)
16 – Millennials Are Killing Capitalism Podcast: Joy James and K. Kim Holder, In Pursuit of Revolutionary Love
14 – The Malcolm Effect Podcast: Joy James' In Pursuit of Revolutionary Love
13 – The Oxonian Review: 'It seems like an appropriate trace of the kind of excitation that Webster elicits through her writing and thinking—propulsive, associative, scribbled'
06 – Online: Guerrilla Intellectual University with Felicia Denaud (James)
02 – PW-Magazine: Excerpt of Anna Zett's Artificial Gut Feeling
January
23 – Online: Guerrilla Intellectual University with K. Kim Holder (James)
20 – London: Natalie Mariko's Hate Poems at Burley Fisher Books (Guo)
2022
December
18 – SPAM: 'Even as subjecthood fissures and coalesces uneasily, the text is marked by an undeniable defiance. As Guo says herself, the book is testament to "how strong and indomitable the will can be."'
13 – Various Artists: 'a recreation of an event, an occupation of 60 Wall Street in New York, an endangered public atrium, by psychoanalyst Jamieson Webster, her publisher Divided and Hard to Read, a literary social practice'
09-11 – Vienna: Prosopopoeia Book Shop (Howe, Lonzi/Donahue, Webster)
09 – European Journal of Psychoanalysis: 'Webster lets us in on some of the moments in her practice when she experiences sometimes painful ambiguities of working with the transference'
09 – Paris: Palais de Tokyo (Sagri)
08 – The White Review: Fanny Howe and Jamieson Webster chosen as 'Books of the Year'
02 – Los Angeles Review of Books Radio Hour: 'Sex, Webster writes, is sometimes felt as a curse, not a cure—and by extension its disorganizing force is both highly guarded and legislated against'
November
29 – Online (San Francisco): Eileen Myles' Pathetic Literature at City Lights (Howe)
17 – Literary Hub: '[Webster is] one author whose psychoanalytic writing feels like an X-ray of my brain (and who is helping me finally approach reading Lacan)'
16 – Cambridge: Eileen Myles' Pathetic Literature at Harvard Book Store (Howe)
15 – Online (Williamstown): Ontology of Betrayal: a conversation on Politics, Theory, Antiblackness, Gender and Freedom at Williams College (James)
10 – Evanston: Northwestern University (James)
October
31 – Parapraxis: Excerpt from Jamieson Webster's Disorganisation & Sex
30 – New York: Woodbine (Sagri)
28 – Spike Art Magazine: Excerpt from Jamieson Webster's Disorganisation & Sex
25 – New York: Hard to Read (Webster)
14 – New Books in Psychology Podcast: Jamieson Webster's Disorganisation & Sex
08 – London: Iklectik (Guo)
05 – Online (New York): The Brooklyn Rail (Webster)
04 – London: The Cock Tavern (Guo)
September
30 – Stillpoint: 'Webster details both her own training as a psychoanalyst, case studies of several patients, and dream analysis ...'
14 – Paris: Radicants (Ettinger w/ Kandis Williams)
07 – Allison Grimaldi Donahue's translation of Carla Lonzi's Self-portrait shortlisted for the American Literary Translators Association's Italian Prose in Translation Award
August
22 – New Books in Psychoanalysis Podcast: Jamieson Webster's Disorganisation & Sex
06 – Prishtina: Manifesta 14 (Zett)
04 – Anna Zett's Artificial Gut Feeling back in stock
02 – The New Inquiry: Excerpt from Aurelia Guo's World of Interiors
July
09 – rile books Podcast: Carla Lonzi's Self-Portrait, with Allison Grimaldi Donahue and Giulia Crispiani
02 – Online (London): Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research (Webster)
June
30 – London: ICA (Guo w/ Charlie Markbreiter)
26 – Online (New York): Wendy's Subway (Guo)
24 – Online (Berlin): ICI Berlin (Webster)
11 – Venice: Bruno (Lonzi/Donahue)
01 – Berlin: a.p. books (Guo w/ Mira Mattar)
May
27 – Online (Belfast): Sublation Media with Douglas Lain (Webster)
16 – The Baffler: 'Howe, like many of her fictional heroines, is at heart a wanderer, transfixed by the revolutionary potentialities opened through geographic, identitary, and spiritual restlessness.'
13 – Bologna: Arte Fiera (Lonzi/Donahue)
11 – Online (New York): The Brooklyn Rail (Howe)
09 – Art Monthly: 'Arranged as an imaginary gathering which takes place only on the page, Lonzi constructs a polyvocal, fictional conversation ...'
05 – Glasgow: Good Press (Guo w/ Caspar Heinemann)
01 – Harper's Magazine: Excerpt from Fanny Howe's London-rose
April
26 – Bookforum: 'A Story of Supernatural Kindness', excerpt from London-rose
02 – Milan: Libreria delle donne di Milano (Lonzi/Donahue)
01 – Queen Mob's Teahouse: Excerpt from Self-portrait
March
21 – Online (Northampton): The Art of Translation, Smith College (Lonzi/Donahue)
10 – Florence: Lyceum Club Internazionale di Firenze (Lonzi/Donahue)
03 – Online (Durham): Durham University, Centre for Poetry and Poetics (Howe)
February
23 – Online (New York): Dia Art Foundation (Lonzi/Donahue)
19 – Donostia/San Sebastián: Tabakalera (Sagri)
18 – ArtReview: 'no one else has exited so comprehensively or so stylishly as Lonzi.'
08 – Online (Rome): Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea (Lonzi/Donahue)
07 – NERO: Excerpts of Carla Lonzi’s Self-portrait (trans. Allison Grimaldi Donahue)
January
07 Jan – 4Columns: 'Lonzi was not interested in tradition; she saw and heard what it did.'
2021
December
23 – frieze:'Lonzi remains the conscious agent of a self-effacing self-portrait: one which refuses the death mask of its own success.'
22 – Berlin: Dyke Night Presents Artificial Gut Feeling (Zett)
12 – London: Cafe OTO Xmas Fair (Howe, Lonzi/Donahue, Sagri, What the Fire Sees)
05 – Online (New York): Testing Assembling (Sagri)
November
26 – Athens: Misc (Sagri)
October
23 – Hamburg: Kunstverein in Hamburg (Lonzi/Donahue)
05 – Mousse: 'Sagri is at her core an anarchist, hyperaware of the bureaucratization of action'
September
29/30 – St Erme: SpringMeeting, Performing Arts Forum (Sagri)
28 – Paris: After 8 Books (Sagri)
25 – Brussels: rile* (Sagri)
23 – Amsterdam: San Serriffe (Sagri)
22 – Brussels: Erg (Sagri)
20 – Frankfurt: Städelschule (Sagri)
18 – Berlin: Hopscotch (Sagri)
11/12 – Athens: Athens Art Book Fair (Teflon)
August
08 – Online (Bonn): Bonner Kunstverein (Howe)
July
10 – Art Monthly: 'Sagri reminds us to take responsibility as a right not bestowed upon you by a board of trustees or the market or anyone else.'
02 – Online (London): Burley Fisher Books (Sagri)
June
15 – Rome: Artists' Library: 1989–2021, MACRO (Sagri)
May
19 – Online (Yerevan): HayArt Cultural Center (Sagri)
14 – NERO: Excerpts of Georgia Sagri's Stage of Recovery
January
16 – Online (Brussels): Studio K hosts Divided w/ Moesha 13 (Adamczak, Guo, Teflon, Lemmey)
2020
December
October
29 – The White Review: 'Howe rarely grants interviews and undermines the authority others might claim given her talents and family.'
September
26/27 – Athens: Athens Art Book Fair (Teflon)
11 – Online (Marseille): NTS Radio w/ Moesha 13 (Adamczak, Guo, Teflon, Lemmey)
August
13 – Action Books: 'Howe generates a mutually enriching constellation of the poetic, the personal and the political.'
July
30 – Online (London): Ignota Hosts (Howe)
10 – TLS: 'The pieces are held together by the strength of Howe’s thought and desire to understand where she has been as a person and writer ... this book is a spiritual autobiography.'
June
30 – Online (Manchester): Murmur Reading Series (Guo)
17 – Brussels: Passa Porta (Howe)
16 – DC's: 'Mine for yours: Dennis Cooper's favorite fiction, poetry, non-fiction, film, art, and internet of 2020 so far: Fanny Howe NIGHT PHILOSOPHY (Divided Publishing Ltd)'
10 – Passa Porta: Public message: Two new poems by Fanny Howe
May
28 – Co Limerick: Glenstal Abbey (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
27 – Co Mayo: [venue TBC] (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
26 – Dublin: Connolly Books (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
25 – Liverpool: Tate Liverpool (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
24 – Liverpool: Bidston Observatory (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
23 – Cambridge: Faculty of English (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
22 – London: Miranda Bar, Ace Hotel (Howe w/ Myles, Reines)
14 – Full Stop: 'Zett steers AI and AGF toward metaphors for society, casting heat as a metaphor for climate, social unrest, ideological urgency ...'
April
10 – Vilnius: Six Chairs Books (Zett)
04 – Tallinn: Lugemik (Zett)
March
28 – Berlin: TV bar (Zett)
20 – Online (Berlin): HAU/dgtl fmnsm (Zett)
13 – Leipzig: ROTORBOOKS (Zett)
February
17 – Bookforum: '"Utopia cannot include parents," Howe wrote ... and this line might be her credo.'
2019
November
29 – Amsterdam: San Serriffe (Zett)
14 – AQNB: 'Zett looks for solace from a variety of spaces: feminist communities, other texts, boxing, myths, and science fiction'
03 – Berlin: M.I/mi1glissé (Zett)
01 – Berlin: ICI Berlin (Zett)
October
29 – New York: Codex Books (Zett)
20 – Vancouver: Vancouver Art Book Fair (Zett)