FCCW Staff at GATHER 2026
GATHER grazing table by oooey studios

Hard Skills for Hard Times Nopalli w Andrea Martinez

Marooning Bodies Artist in Residence Spring 2026

Marooning Bodies Artist in Residence Gameplay

FEMINIST CENTER
FOR CREATIVE WORK:

Toward an intersectional feminist future

UPCOMING EVENTS

PAUSE — A Loving Plan with Gail Shand and Kenitra J. Beauford

PAUSE — A Loving Plan with Gail Shand and Kenitra J. Beauford

4 Saturdays: Oct 17-Nov 7, 10–11:30AM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA, CA 90065
Max capacity: 10
Cost: $114 Workbook Fee

A Loving Plan is a four-week guided workshop created to help you begin that process in a compassionate, supportive environment. Together, we will move through the practical, personal, and often deeply meaningful work of preparing for the future—from organizing important information and choosing who will speak for you, to putting your affairs in order and considering how you want your wishes, values, and legacy to be honored.

Feminist Synth Lab — Enableton: An Ableton Coworking Session w/ blushblood

Feminist Synth Lab — Enableton: An Ableton Coworking Session w/ blushblood

Sunday, October 18, 1–4PM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. Los Angeles, CA 90065
Max Participants: 15
Cost: Sliding scale $0-10

Come work with us! Whether you’re an Ableton pro or just starting out, join us at this month’s edition of Enableton, an Ableton coworking session. Come for a three hour session of new collaborations, serendipitous knowledge sharing or focused individual work—it’s totally up to you!

PAUSE — Soul Friend Til the End with Erika Lim

PAUSE — Soul Friend Til the End with Erika Lim

4 Tuesdays: Oct 20, Oct 27, Nov 3, Nov 17, 6–8PM
(No Session Nov 10)
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA, CA 90065
Max capacity: 4 Pairs, 8 people total
Cost: Free

A Workshop Series to Contemplate Death with Your Ride-or-Die — This is a space for soul friends to talk specifically about death, together. By the end of this workshop, you’ll know how to best care for each other by listening to and honoring each others’ wishes, practical preferences, and what you both find meaningful in this life; now, and later.

FCCW NEWS

Call For Artist in Residence Project Proposals 2028

Call For Artist in Residence Project Proposals 2028

Feminist Center for Creative Work is seeking Artist in Residence project proposals for Winter/Spring and Fall 2028! Proposals are due on Sunday, November 8 and, with our review committee iris yirei hu, Mashinka Firunts Hakpian, and Daniela Lieja Quintanar, we will select two artist projects.

Membership Drive 2026 & Halloween Party!!

Membership Drive 2026 & Halloween Party!!

MONDAY, OCTOBER 19–SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25

If you are new here, every year FCCW runs a membership drive, where we seek out 100 new members to commit to financially supporting our work. Members provide both a critical, values-aligned source of funding and are an amazing group of people with whom you get to be associated. You can join at three levels: $10, $30 or $50 a month, with perks for all levels!

K. Bradford — Wild Glitch

K. Bradford — Wild Glitch

We’re so thrilled to announce our Fall 2026 Artist in Residence project, K. Bradford’s Wild Glitch! Set in a tale of trans time, Wild Glitch is a one-person performance work in progress featuring original song cycle, poetic narratives, speculative reality, and post-drag. Through a mythic journey led by Glitch, a futuristic transcestor, and an autobiographical post-dysphoric travelogue, this time-spirit-machine of a world is filled with flying fish, living ampersands, and breathing mobius strips as blueprints for survival and liberation in apocalyptic times. 

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.