other islands 2025

Open to the public and free

Saturday April 26th, Sunday April 27th

Pratt Student Union



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About

Other Islands Book Fair celebrates independent publishing, cultivating communities, and the many activities in between. The event brings together the work of local publishers, community builders, designers and artists on Pratt’s historic Brooklyn campus.





Exhibitors

TXTbooks, Endless Editions, Common Notions Press, JahJah Press, Pharmacy Books, Gong Press, anna pinkas, Vera List Center for Art and Politics, dispersed holdings, Bungee Space/3standardstoppage studio, Columbia Books on Architecture and the City, dispersed holdings, Head Hi, Pacific, Inventory Press, Enthusiast Press, Cita Press, The Drawing Center, Dream Labor Press, Draw Down Books, G Axis Press, Seaton Street Press, Familiars Strangers, Pearl Slug Studio, Sequence Giftshop, super professional press, GenderFail, Max Pepper Studio, Pratt Graduate Communications Design MFA, x_x, Oranberg Press, Chinatown 32 Sequences, Edition Patrick Frey, Literal, Sara Duell, Ugly Duckling Presse, Almighty & Insane Books, RAW MEAT, Non-Machinable, 51 Personae, Dolce Stil Criollo, Graphis, Kurt Boone Books, Columbia Books on Architecture and the City, te editions, Conveyor Studio, zug press, Song Lu, Some Other Books




Open workshops

During each ticketed time you are welcome to attend a free workshop, first come first serve in the Student Union.




Coming soon.



Map of Pratt’s Campus

Contact

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Credits

Other Islands Book Fair was organized by various faculty and students within Pratt’s Graduate Communications Design Department.




Anmol Baliga, Event Producer and Designer

Maiu Romano-Verthelyi, Event Producer and Designer

Nick Berray, Event Producer and Designer

Marily Papanastasatou, Brand Designer

Matt Martin, Website Coordinator

Cristina Gabriele, Strategist, Coordinator and Community Builder

Gaia Hwang, Strategist, Coordinator and Event Manager





Press

Other Islands Book Fair Imagines What Publishing Could Be

Making Indie Publishing Magic with Dream Labor Press