FEMINIST CENTER
FOR CREATIVE WORK:
Assembling
an intersectional
feminist future
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.
Building A Slippery Glossary Of Terms: A Disability Zine Workshop With Cedric Tai
Saturday, June 28, 12–2PM
At FCCW and on Zoom:
3053 Rosslyn St, Los Angeles, CA 90065
Info on our space
Max capacity: 21
There are a lot of technical terms, acronyms, and labels used when talking about disability and accessibility. Together, we’ll create a living collection of terms and meanings based on our own experiences, conversations, and ideas. Instead of relying on strict, one-size-fits-all definitions, we’ll welcome many ways of knowing– through writing, poetry, drawings, oral stories, or however you choose to share. This workshop is a chance to slow down and is part of An Accessibility Guide to LA Art Spaces.
Experimentos en Alegría / Experiments in Joy
Saturday, July 12, 4–7:30PM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA CA 90065
Workshop capacity: 30
Performance capacity: 50
Come activate joy with Experimentos en Alegría / Experiments in Joy, a two-part event transforming joy from feeling to practice. Gabrielle Civil and Daisy Magallanes will facilitate a bilingual Spanish/English workshop using Co-Co press workbooks to explore joy, creativity, and diasporic identity. Performance celebrations by Civil, Magallanes, and Megha Jairaj will follow. Participants can come to either one or both parts of the program. ¡ All are welcome!
Generations in Dialogue: Friendship & Mentorship
Sunday, July 13, 3–8PM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA CA 90065
Max capacity: 50
A two-part evening designed to foster meaningful connections and conversations. The first part will feature a panel discussion between Yasmine Nasser Diaz, gloria galvez, Beth Pickens, and Irene Tsatsos, offering unique perspectives on the theme of intergenerational friendship and mentorship. After a short break, we will move into the second part, which will resemble a speed-dating format, but with a focus on mentorship connections in LA.
We’re Hiring A Part-Time Graphic Designer!
We’re seeking a new, part-time Graphic Designer to work with Kamala to make designs for all things FCCW. To apply, complete our form by 11:59pm on Monday, July 7.
GATHER: FEAST
The GATHER FEAST is a multi-sensorial and participatory installation of sculptures, words, performance and communal eating in collaboration with Minh Phan and architectural researcher/designer Jia Yi Gu, as well as artists, artisans, and chefs, Chloe and Eliza Mozer of oooey studios, Claire Ito of Riviera Seafood Club, Heidi Ross, Jessie Bruce, Jihee Kim of Perilla, Joanna Cuervo of KOMETA, Klementine Song of Tsubaki, Lydia Clarke of Kippered + DTLA Cheese, Michelle Lainez, Mina Park of Baroo, Sonoko Sakai, Robin Koda of Koda Farms, Tracey Harada, and Ujin Kim.
GATHER: A benefit for Feminist Center for Creative Work
Saturday, June 7, 6–11PM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA CA 90065
Tickets: $150
Gather with us to enjoy an evening of lush beauty, in celebration of Feminist Center for Creative Work’s 10-Year Anniversary, and support a vibrant future for feminist art in LA! We’re presenting a feast and collaborative sculpture by artist and chef Minh Phan and Jia Yi Gu, along with many talented LA chefs, DJ sets, an Art Raffle, an Experience + Design Raffle, and drinks by Silverlake Wine — all emceed by Michelle Tea!
Body & Archive: A Conversation Between Silvi Naçi & Sarah Williams on Togetherness and Relation
Saturday, June, 14, 2–4PM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St. LA, CA 90042
Max capacity: 50
Free
In celebration of our 10-Year Anniversary and LACA’s Archive Exhibit, please join us for a conversation between Sarah Williams and Silvi Naçi on body as archive—archive as body, togetherness, and relation. The conversation will respond to José Esteban Muñoz’s Ephemera as Evidence: Introductory Notes to Queer Acts — you’re invited to read it and join the discussion too.
Ecocene Confluence 2025
Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 2, 11AM–4PM
At FCCW & On Zoom
3053 Rosslyn St, Los Angeles, CA 90065
School for the Ecocene Cooperative is hosting their 2nd Annual Confluence in collaboration with and celebration of the Feminist Center for Creative Work’s 10-year Anniversary. A Confluence re-imagines the academic conference through Earth, body, community, and ancestors. Join the Ecocene and FCCW in coming together to celebrate all that we have been cultivating in the movement toward planetary liberation.
Tiffany E. Barber’s Book Release — Undesirability and Her Sisters: Black Women’s Visual Work and the Ethics of Representation
Friday, May 23, 7–10PM
FCCW: 3053 Rosslyn St., LA CA 90065
Info on our space
Max Participants: 50
Free
Please join for a celebration of the publication of Undesirability and Her Sisters: Black Women’s Visual Work and the Ethics of Representation by Tiffany E. Barber, Assistant Professor of African American Art at the University of California, Los Angeles. Barber will be joined in conversation by artist Gabrielle Civil, followed by food and drinks, plus music by Dalila.
Building A Slippery Glossary Of Terms: A Disability Zine Workshop With Cedric Tai
Saturday, June 28, 12–2PM At FCCW and on Zoom: 3053 Rosslyn St, Los Angeles, CA 90065 Info on our space Max capacity: 21 There are a lot of technical terms, acronyms, and labels used when talking about disability and accessibility. It can be confusing or...
Building A Slippery Glossary Of Terms: A Disability Zine Workshop With Cedric Tai
Saturday, June 28, 12–2PM
At FCCW and on Zoom:
3053 Rosslyn St, Los Angeles, CA 90065
Info on our space
Max capacity: 21
There are a lot of technical terms, acronyms, and labels used when talking about disability and accessibility. Together, we’ll create a living collection of terms and meanings based on our own experiences, conversations, and ideas. Instead of relying on strict, one-size-fits-all definitions, we’ll welcome many ways of knowing– through writing, poetry, drawings, oral stories, or however you choose to share. This workshop is a chance to slow down and is part of An Accessibility Guide to LA Art Spaces.