A Writing and Arts Pop-up. Where writers are artists, and artists are writers.
Table Conversation offers regularly scheduled Workshops led by artists, writers, Organizers, and educators hungry to share what inspires them the most.
July 29th
Open Table
(no rsvp required)
free session for writing and conversing with fellow artists
August 19th
Open Table
(no rsvp required)
free session for writing and conversing with fellow artists
pitch us a class for the months ahead
supporting local artists. Filling empty spaces. Sharing conversation.
all artists are paid for their classes. so as an artist attending, you’re sharing resources and exchanging inspiration. be a student, and later lead a session. you can check out our contact page to pitch a class. we also have a monthly catalogue with poetry, prose, and visual art (submit your work). our catalogue can be found at local cafés, bars, and bookstores. read more about our teaching practice and thoughts on decolonized education and living poetry. we also offer a bi-weekly writing prompt series called poetry, after a party. check out our current art objects. where are we going? whose to say. we’re currently operating out of a building marked for development / chocolate factory / former ramen restaurant in Davis square, somerville, ma.
Art Objects
to inspire & start dialogues with
class catalogue meets art object
join our monthly subscriber list to receive a copy of TABLE CONVERSATION with poetry, art, and text— alongside the month’s upcoming class announcements. newsletters are great, social posts are fine, but an art object arriving in your mailbox is special.
cost? free. (well, you can donate something at checkout if you want. funds will go towards business stability + operation costs like printer paper and ink.)
JULY CATALOGUE
Poetry by Elana Lev Friedland
Poetry by Kyla-Yến Huỳnh Giffin
want to share your work? send art and writing submissions to info@tableconvo.com with “submission” in the subject line. Table Conversation will select 1 poem each month to reinforce our mutual aid networks— meaning, the author can select a mutual aid network of their choice to receive $20.00. if you’d like to be considered for this category, please include the name of the mutual aid network (plus website or social tags) in your submission email.
a hand-bound booklet with visionary writing prompts. explore an imaginative JOURNEY TO HELL. limited release, based on the writing class by Rachel Anderson Tucker, written and crafted by the same talent.
hot to hold. pen to paper— write flames.
Boston Art Review(BAR) is an independent print publication committed to facilitating active discourse around contemporary art in Boston.
Pick up your copy at Table Conversation. Support local artists.