FEMINIST CENTER
FOR CREATIVE WORK:
Toward an intersectional feminist future
UPCOMING EVENTS
Feminist Synth Lab – Patch: A Soft//Hardware Coworking Session
Sunday, February 8, 2-4:30PM
7th St Collective in Long Beach
Max Participants: 15
Cost: $0-5, sliding scale donation
Want to hang out and work on music with your synthesizers, daw, dj controller, or drum machines? This informal event at 7th St. Collective is all about bringing out your gear! Come by and join other Feminist Synth Lab community members and hold each other accountable.
The Black Doll Show Workshop & Tour
Wednesday, February 11, 10:30AM–1PM
William Grant Still Arts Center
2520 S. West View Street, LA, CA 90016
Max Participants: 25
Free
Please join us for a private workshop and tour of the Annual Black Doll Show at the William Grant Still Arts Center, led by their resident artist Adrienne DeVine. Participants will create simple handmade dolls and take a guided tour connecting contemporary making practices to the long legacy of dollmaking, storytelling, and cultural significance of dolls within Black communities.
XOXO, The Guerrilla Girls: Valentines for a Feminist Future
Saturday, February 14, 12–3PM
Getty Center, Ada Louise Huxtable Lecture Hall:
1200 Getty Center Drive, LA, CA 90049
Free — Please note that there is a fee for parking
To activate the Getty Research Institute’s archival Guerrilla Girls’ show, we we invite you to write your own letters, postcards, and fan mail to the cause of your choosing. Please join us for this alt-Valentine’s mail art workshop — you’re welcome to drop-in throughout the afternoon!
FCCW NEWS
Mims and Mười present Marooning Bodies: Prototype as Prophecy
Rooted in the long-term project Marooning Bodies, this open studio residency invites the public into the evolving ecosystem of an immersive worldbuilding game that asks communities to imagine how they might live, govern, heal, and create together. Rather than presenting a finished work, Prototype and Prophecy reveals the process of worldmaking itself.
Transchool Volume 2 Pre-Orders Are Open!
We’re happy to announce that you can now pre-order copies of Transchool Volume 2! This is an anthology of multi-genre writing by the students of the second Transchool class, who gathered to write in the summer of 2024, before 2025 brought a new wave of extreme threats to trans life and safety. In their intro letter to this book, Ren Heintz reminds us of the exhausting nature of the fight to exist, and also the huge value of the space Transchool makes and collected work in this book.
Open Call for Artist in Residence Projects 2026-2027
Feminist Center for Creative Work is thrilled to offer an open call for proposals for our Artist in Residence program! Through this application process, we will select three artist projects for our Fall 2026, Spring 2027, and Fall 2027 residencies. We’re honored to have Andra Nadirshah, Carmen Argote, and Tiffany Barber on our review committee.
We’re a non-profit arts and community organization centered around feminist creative practices. Explore our site to learn more about the events, workshops, and groups that you can attend, our publications you can read, and how you can connect us to your own creative work.