Climate Justice Propaganda Party
Sunday, October 16, 2–6pm

Interference Archive has teamed up with the Amplifier Foundation, Climate Prints, and People's Collective Arts to host the next installment of our ongoing propaganda parties. What is a propaganda party? It’s where we invite dozens of organizations, activists, designers, and artists producing materials around a political issue together to hang out, meet each other, and distribute their flyers, stickers, posters, buttons, and more. All propaganda is FREE, and we encourage all to come by, grab a drink, and load up on as many posters and stickers you can carry!

Are you an artist or activist organizing or making art around issues of climate justice, water rights, pipeline struggles, fracking, etc? Please bring your work (in multiples) to distribute and get out into the city. Also come meet like-minded people with similar intersecting commitments to art and politics. There will also be live screenprinting by Bushwick Print Lab! So bring a T-shirt or bandana to print on.

We will have new posters printed just for this event, including the below designs by (left to right) Peter Pa, Sadie Red Wing, and Christi Belcourt:

Audio Interference Season 2: Squatting in London

“There are fewer squatters because of state repression–because of the way the law has changed and the way the police enforce that law.” – Greg Ryan

This episode is about the effects of UK housing law on the London squatters movement. Louise Barry talks to Myk Zeitlin of the Advisory Service for Squatters, former squatter Greg Ryan, and a member of the Squatters Action for Secure Homes (SQUASH) campaign.

Also, Audio Interference is now available on iTunes, so it's super easy to subscribe to our feed on your phone or tablet!

The Joanie4Jackie Chainletter

November 4 and 5

Interference Archive is presenting a special series of events revisiting the innovative video chainletter project Joanie4Jackie. Conceived by Miranda July, Joanie4Jackie was an alternative distribution system for women moviemakers. Every woman who sent her short film or video to Joanie 4 Jackie received a Chainletter tape in the mail.

“You always suspected it and now you know it’s true: Girls and women are making movies everyday” – Joanie4Jackie

Organized by Mark Lukenbill, Paris McGarry, Mary Billyou, and Chris Bravo

November 4th, 7pm: A roundtable discussion with Joanie4Jackie filmmakers, archivists and organizers. To be preceded by a special screening of Pure & Magical Pussy Power, a J4J documentary, with director Vanessa Haroutunian in person. This is a special opportunity to hear first-hand accounts from the people who contributed, supported, and built the J4J project. Let’s talk about supporting culture produced by women!

November 5th, 7pm: J4J Remix Chainletter
A special opportunity to experience a Chainletter as it was originally viewed! A carefully selected group of videos, all appeared in original Chainletters, will be presented together, with authentic intros. Filmmakers in person!

Ongoing: For a limited time the J4J Chainletters will available at a special viewing station in the Interference Archive. This is a special opportunity for people to explore all 19 Chainletters, check out a curated selection of original VHS tapes, and view visual and textual material related to the project.