Resource Library

Our Resource Library is a small reference library home to a growing collection of artists’ publications and writing on anti-racism, solidarity across global movements, anti-carceral justice, world-building, disability and access, cultural theory, and ecology.

The library grows in parallel to the committee’s research interests and in collaboration with the artists we work with, acting as a programming tool, educational resource, and community space where learning and conversation can take place. 

Recent artist-led events in response to our Resource Library include: Celestial Bodies, Ocean Songs: Gestational Sound Space with Grace Browne, How Do You Remember? On Memory and Felt Knowledge with Emmy Yoneda, and Tiny Revolutions: Working Against Habit by Kate Timney.  

We welcome book donations, so if you would like to suggest or donate a book please fill in this form.