Saturday, August 9 — Sunday, August 10, 2025, 11-6pm
25 Dederick Street in Kingston, NY
Join us for a celebration where independent publishing meets photography. Come out and explore a vibrant book fair featuring photobooks and zines for purchase by over 30 local and visiting publishers & independent artists.
Enjoy panel discussions with esteemed artists, get hands-on by creating your own zine with MKAD’s youth workforce, and take a guided tour of CPW’s brand-new print studio — and more!
Admission is free and open to all!
Come be part of the community and discover your next favorite zine!
Panels
Dodge & Burn Panel Discussion: Decolonizing the Photobook
Moderated by Qiana Mestrich, with Hernease Davis, Keisha Scarville, & Kim Weston
Saturday, August 9
11am – 12:30pm
Join us for a dynamic conversation with photographers Keisha Scarville, Hernease Davis, and Kim Weston, all featured in the landmark book Decolonization and Diversity in Contemporary Photography: The Dodge & Burn Interviews. Moderated by the book’s author, Qiana Mestrich, this panel delves into the art of the photobook. Each artist will present influential books that have shaped their practice before discussing their own unique publishing experiences. The conversation will touch upon themes of diasporic history, healing and self-care, and multigenerational artistic legacy. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the power of the photobook with leading voices in contemporary photography.
10×10 Salon: The Photobook and Resistance
Moderated by Russet Lederman, with Mariette Pathy Allen, Keavy Handely-Byrne,
D’Angelo Lovell Williams, & Ashima Yadava
Sunday, August 10
11am – 12:30pm
Featuring contributors to CPW’s Flashpoint! Protest Photography in Print Reading Room and its associated publication (10×10 Photobooks, 2024), the speakers will explore the recent history of protest photography in print worldwide and how the intersection of photography, documentarian and artist voices shape both the making and reception of photographic resistance books and zines. Since its inception, photography has captured defining historical moments, serving as either a tool or a document of protest—or both. The panel will discuss how photography tells stories and makes arguments to reflect and challenge extreme social, political and cultural transformations.
2025 Exhibitors
10 x 10 Photobooks
1080 Press
Adrianna Ault
Andrew Piccone
ASMR4
Better Read Than Dead
Blind Spot
Cassie Jain
Combos Press
Fugitive Materials
Gateways Projects
GAUCHE
Good Neighbor
Jeffrey Dietz
Jordanna Kalman
Katherine March Driscoll
Kevin Kunstadt
KGP MONOLITH
La Horchata
Lanesville Press
Nadia Sablin
Nick Meyer
Maureen Drennan
Max Tarridas
Penumbra Foundation
Publication Studio Hudson
Robert Cooper
ROMAN NVMERALS
Saint Lucy Books
Saleem Ahmed
siglio press
Sofía Abrahamson and PHOCUS
UMBILICUS
violet
Women’s Studio Workshop
Flier image courtesy of Jordanna Kalman.
(Home page image courtesy Sky Syzygy, and Women’s Studio Workshop.)