Events

rile* is pleased to welcome you to LINE, an exhibition of in situ drawings and poems by Vava Dudu.

Join us for a concert and launch of Clones, a new album and CD by Matilda Tjäder.

Join us for the launch of the third issue of FIELDNOTES a biannual arts journal publishing new writing and artworks with a focus on practices that work between disciplines and against type. To celebrate we will be screening the short film CASTOROCENE by Alexander Hetherington and George Finlay Ramsay. The screening will be followed by a virtual reading from the poet CAConrad who will be reading their text from Issue 3 of FIELDNOTES, written in response to the film.

Join us for a celebration of the past three issues of F.R.DAVID: “very good*”, “Correctional Facility” and “Take, Eat".

Welcome for the Belgian launch of Bianca Baldi's book Play-White, with contributions by Amy Watson & Mika Conradie, and a conversation between Bianca Baldi and Zeynep Kubat.

Welcome to the launch of Le Chauffage, Issue 02, edited by Emile Rubino, Felix Rapp and Francesca Percival, with readings and contributions by Artun Alaska Arasli, Chloe Chignell, Emile Rubino, and Felix Rapp.

We are taking a break from the 20th of December. We won't be shipping orders during this time, and may respond slowly to emails. We'll reopen on the 27st of January with new books, a winter stock sale, and a new program - see you then!

rile* welcomes Clara Amaral with her performance work 'She gave it to me I got it from her'. It is a book and a choreography, read out loud and handled by a performer, for a group of people.

Welcome for the launch of Cruiser L'Utopie by José Esteban Muñoz (Brook, 2021), the first French translation of Cruising Utopia (NYU Press, 2009).

Join us for A SPACESHIP MOMENT, a hybrid talk between drama and ISABEL WAIDNER on their latest novel STERLING KARAT GOLD. 

Join us for a collective reading of Monique Wittig's epic novel Les Guérillères (1969) as a part of the first edition of Lesbiennale, Lesbian* Arts Festival. Together we will read an annotated version of the entire 144 pages of the novel, translated to english in 1971 by David La Vay.