Curated by Yves. B Golden, Picture Room presents a series a programs in honor of Black History Month, the shortest month of the year.   moon cricket    / mo͞onˈkrikit /  … read more

Jonathan Larson presents a new translation of Friederike Mayröcker’s Scardanelli, published by The Song Cave. We will be joined by Jonathan Larson, Wayne Koestenbaum, and Pam Dick, all reading in cele … read more

Sparkle Nation Book Club (S.N.B.C), is a bi-monthly guerilla dinner/book club founded by artists and writers Precious Okoyomon, Gabrielle Rucker and Diamond Stingily. Through intentional readings and … read more

FOOD & NATURE is a study of landscapes and food assortments.Designed by Luiza Dale while in residency at Facebook NY’s Analog Research Lab in 2018, the risograph publication collects 20 collages in 10 … read more

Join us for a poetry reading to celebrate Cixous72's third year anniversary! Readings from Eleanor Bleier, Zoe Brezsny, Alex Patrick Dyck, Roxy Farman, and Rachelle Rahmé.Cixous72 is a curated boutiqu … read more

Picture Room hosts Café Forgot at the shop for the month of November!Café Forgot is a creative retail endeavor founded by Vita Haas and Lucy Weisner. Highlighting the work of young and avant-gard … read more

“Look at our applesRusset and dun,Bob at our cherries,Bite at our peaches,Citrons and dates,Grapes for the asking,Pears red with basking,Out in the sun,Plums on their twigs;Plucked them and suck them, … read more

An evening of readings curated by Futurepoem, featuring Sean D. Henry-Smith, t'ai freedom ford, and Saretta Morgan.Sean D. Henry-Smith is an image/text based artist working primarily in poetry and pho … read more

Wind Sock is the most recent release from the author and poet McKenzie Toma. A recent addition to Asheville, NC by way of New York City, McKenzie Toma’s writing examines the nature of being, blending … read more

For the month of September, we will be reading The Pisces by Melissa Broder. Join us for Passerbuys' first book club meeting at Picture Room for a reading and Q&A with the author. Bring your book to h … read more

The launch of (Un)Popular Mysticism on the Internet by Ashley D'Arcy, designed by Luiza Dale and published by Platform Editions.(Un)Popular Mysticism on the Internet by Ashley D'Arcy is a text compile … read more

An evening of readings and screenings on the closing night of our third annual Multiples Sale. Contributors Brook Hsu, Eleanor Bleier, and Ren Cook will read, and Nyle Genevieve and Dizzy Magazine wil … read more

Picture Room's Third Annual Multiples Sale! Curated by Jessica Butler, the sale will exhibit a unique range of prints, ceramics, artists’ books, sculptures, jewelry, and more. For the closing nig … read more

The launch of SWOLE by Jerika Marchan, published by Futurepoem. Marchan will be joined by LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs and Adjua Greaves for an evening of readings to celebrate the release."You can’t graph … read more

Pedestrian Magazine’s second issue! Pedestrian is a bi-monthly publication that finds value in the accumulation of accounts, routines, and relationships that are formed as a result of traveling throug … read more

The launch of Newest York’s 19th issue: STAYCATION alongside two limited edition zines by No Land and Jonah Rosenberg. Newest York publishes a monthly online magazine showcasing local artists whose wo … read more

On the 50th anniversary of its publication, The Song Cave is honored to publish the first English translation of Francis Ponge's Nioque of the Early-Spring. Ostensibly a book written to honor the … read more

"Oh, Mother" Curated by Emma Allen and Sandeep Salter featuring work by Hallie Bateman, Roz Chast, Glynnis Fawkes, and Emily Flake.In collaboration with Emma Allen, Cartoon Editor and Daily … read more

To coincide with the launch of Esopus’ 25th issue, Picture Room will exhibit Paolo Arao’s series Flagettes. The unique fabric collages debuted in this issue of Esopus. Arao began the Flagettes series … read more

Recycle presents over fifty original collages by Amy Gall and Sarah Gerard, bookended by an in-depth interview between the two. Both published writers, Gall and Gerard have independent practices that … read more