Thanks to Natalie Molina for our new First Person Plural Harlem posters. Our co-founder Stacy Parker Le Melle takes photographs all over Harlem and Natalie turns them into art! We love how Natalie brings out the complex textures of our neighborhood (check out her designs at http://pistoladesign.com). Natalie has designed all of our posters so far, and she’ll be rolling out a new design for each of the four FPP readings this season. Check back for more great visuals! And mark your calendars: the first FPP reading of the season will be at Shrine on September 10th, featuring Paul La Farge, art duo LoVid, and Lynne Tillman.
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Next Event Monday, April 23 at 7pm!
We are so excited about our next FPP Harlem event. Join us Monday, April 23 at Shrine to hear the work of Bathsheba Doran, Ed Park and Tiphanie Yanique. Admission is free!
Check back with us soon to learn more about our writers’ work.
And keep an eye out for our new posters on points in Harlem and elsewhere around the city. The piece is designed by the amazing Natalie Molina of Pistola Designs.
Here “We” Come!
The First Person Plural Reading Series is making progress on getting the word out about our first event thanks to Natalie Molina and her wonderful designs for our posters and logo! Posters and postcards are being printed, and we are getting ready to post around the neighborhood and points downtown.
We are also creating a Facebook page and a few other ways for you to stay up-to-date with all that is going on with First Person Plural.
Look for us on a bulletin board near you!