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PAST EVENTS
11.25.2023
International Reading for Freedom of Expression & Solidarity with Palestine
8.26.2023
Gallery Sessions: Connie Zheng
8.12.2023
Gallery Sessions: Dodie Bellamy
6.2.2023
& the beat goes on…
5.24.2023
Look at the Moon! Intuition for Artists of Color with Mihee Kim
5.17.2023
dynasties of street rats [poets who art + art by poets]
11.19.2022
the violet June of autumn
11.18.2022
Ted Rees + Danielle LaFrance, with films by Curt McDowell
10.1.2022
Uncovering Alice Rahon: Reading + Gallery Opening
5.29.2022
Places to Go: On the life and work of Joanne Kyger
5.6.2022
Migrant Futures: Undocumented Poets in Writing + Performance
5.5.2022
Migrant Futures: Undocumented Poets in Writing + Performance
4.10.2022
Harmony Holiday on Kamau Brathwaite + Abbey Lincoln
2.27.2022
The Mountain at the Center: Reflections on Etel Adnan
2.18.2022
Madison McCartha's Freakophone World
11.19.2021
Keith Donnell + Gabrielle Daniels, with music by Sholeh Asgary
10.24.2021
Festivals of Patience: Our Rimbaud
9.17.2021
Claudia La Rocco, Camille Roy, ZH Leonard, Anne Walsh
4.16.2021
Lindsay Choi, Saretta Morgan, Tonya Foster, Kaori Suzuki
3.26.2021
Bahaar Ahsan, Lara Mimosa Montes, Trisha Low, Ryanaustin Dennis
2.26.2021
Stephon Lawrence, Muriel Leung, Angie Sijun Lou, Sharmi Basu/Beast Nest
1.22.2021
Steve Orth, Carrie Hunter, Kate Robinson, Madalyn Merkey
12.18.2020
Noah Ross, S*an D. Henry-Smith, Jamie Townsend, Topazu, Subset
11.20.2020
Mary Burger, Alexis Almeida, Colter Jacobson, Zachary James Watkins
10.16.2020
Jameson Fitzpatrick, Kimberly Alidio, Eric Sneathen, Danishta Rivero
9.25.2020
Maxe Crandall, Aaron Shurin, Robert Glück, Matt Sussman
All Events

Small Press Traffic is a Bay Area seedbed for poets who push boundaries in the arts. We present programs, publications, and curatorial opportunities with an ethos of radical inclusivity. Committed to this mission since 1974, we highlight diverse, multidisciplinary, and intergenerational practitioners in our public programs, and prioritize equity, accessibility, and collaboration in our working model. SPT also stewards an archive of small press material produced and circulated in the Bay Area over the last half century.

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