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Feminist Center for Creative Work is an LA-based non-profit arts and community organization centered around feminist creative practices, working toward an intersectional feminist future. https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=SUPTTC2LAZ98W

In our most tangible incarnation we are a women-lead creative coworkspace. On a broader level, we are an enabling architecture pr

oviding professional, emotional and artistic nourishment for female driven creative projects. Since our founding in November 2013 we have built a network of over 1,500 women committed to supporting each other socially, creatively and economically and building the structures (physical and transcendental) that maximize connectivity and empower us collectively. The project is simultaneously the work of its main collaborators –designer Kate Johnston and producer Sarah Williams– as well as a platform for our growing community’s ideas, works and projects. Through our Nodes Program we incubate kindred projects by providing insight, consultation, and access to our network.

10/22/2025

💝 We will be giving away gifts in a random drawing to new members who join during our membership drive! We’re very thankful to friends of FCCW—Block Shop, Fruit Club, Skylight Books, Corrina Peipon, and Sarah Willliams—for donating really nice gifts ✨ Do it, become a member in bioOoOO

10/21/2025

👀 This is what brings each of these signs to FCCW programs — they’re all completely valid reasons!

One of our favorite things that FCCW membership contributes to is our ability to offer most programs for free. Become an FCCW member this week, during our drive for $5 a month, sign up in bio💕

08/07/2025

😍 Thank you to everyone who has helped us to celebrate our 10-Year Anniversary this summer, including all of the incredible artists who presented programs with us, everyone who has attended or participated, and our wonderful staff and interns — with a special shout-out to Luna Mendoza, who designed this poster to commemorate our 10x10 series! If you come to the closing of our LACA Archive Exhibit on Saturday August 9, 2–5PM you can leave with a printed copy of this beautiful poster.⁠
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1. Sarah Lyon — Maintenance Required: Basic Auto Care Workshops⁠
2. GATHER: A Benefit for FCCW, Celebrating Our 10-Year Anniversary⁠
3. Silvi Naçi — Body & Archive: A Conversation with Silvi Naçi & Sarah Williams⁠
4. Sarita Dougherty — Co-presenting Ecocene Stewards Confluence⁠
5. Gabrielle Civil with Daisy Magallanes, Guadalupe Carrasco Cardona, Megha Jairaj & Awilda Rodríguez Lora — Experimentos en Alegría / Experiments in Joy⁠
6. Yasmine Nasser Diaz with Beth Pickens, gloria galvez & Irene Tsatsos — Generations in Dialogue: Friendship & Mentorship⁠
7. Cynthia Navarro — Riso Printing Workshops & Drop-in Printing⁠
8. Feminist Synth Lab — Building Blocks of Electronic Music Production⁠
9. Salima Allen — Made Together Zine Launch Party⁠
10. Adee Roberson — CELESTITE RECORDS presents Cosmic Rhythms

05/27/2025

🖼️ FCCW’s Art Raffle Fundraiser is open to anyone, anywhere — you can support FCCW and win an incredible artwork without attending our benefit, though winners will be selected at our event on Saturday, June 7. Tickets are $150 each and you can buy them specifically for the work you most desire, tickets in our bio link!

We’re very thankful to all of the artists who have donated their work to the raffle — Amy Adler, Andrea Bowers, Andrea Zittel, Anna Rosen, Candice Lin, Carmen Argote, Catherine Opie, Julia Haft-Candell, Lia Halloran, Marcel Alcalá, Nasim Hantehzadeh, Pearl C. Hsiung, Sadie Barnette, Pui Tiffany Chow, Trulee Hall, Zoe Walsh✨

03/14/2025

Show your love for mahjong and our artists in residence by getting your very own good luck keychain and iconic tote bag, featuring scenes of mahjong in film! ✨Order online and get them shipped or buy/pick-up at our space Wed–Fri, 11AM–5PM

02/27/2025

🎛️ Join Feminist Synth Lab on Sunday, March 16, 1–4PM, for Modular Synthesis 101 w Naomi Mitchell! This class provides an overview of modular synthesizers, starting with the basics and building towards advanced concepts. We’ll be covering everything from CV/gate signals to oscillators to filters and random voltage generators. This class is open to people of all levels of familiarity with modular synthesizers and includes time set aside for asking questions and getting to experiment on synthesizers. ✨Sign-up in bio, cost is $15, but email [email protected] if payment is barrier, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

02/25/2025

We’re so pleased to announce Feminist Center for Creative Work’s Spring 2025 Artist in Residence, Mahjong Mistress (MM), a community-focused organization centered around the game of mahjong.

Through this residency, Mahjong Mistress invites the FCCW community to embrace Mahjong not only as a game, but also as a tool for storytelling, shared history, and creative collaboration—a reminder of the ways women have always found strength and connection in the spaces they create together. MM will offer Mahjong lessons and share the cultural and feminist histories associated with the game.

🎲 We’re beginning this residency with an event on Saturday, March 8, 7–10PM, Women and Mahjong: Stories from the Table. MM will give a talk and then offer lessons — no experience necessary, come learn and play. RSVP in bio to attend!

02/11/2025

We’re absolutely delighted to feature an excerpt from Vera Blossom’s book How To F**k Like A Girl, in our February newsletter! From hooking up to trans witchcraft, petty crime, capitalism, friendships, divorce, and survival, Vera Blossom brings wit and melancholy, grandeur and smarts, debuting a bright literary voice as raunchy as it is heartfelt. You can find her book and in our bio 💝

02/10/2025

🎹 Feminist Synth Lab is hosting a Library Open House on Sunday, February 23, 1–4PM at FCCW!

We’ll be showcasing a ton of exciting new additions to the library, so come demo gear at our listening stations and meet some fellow borrowers :) Please bring your own headphones and sign up to be a member of the library on our website (link in bio, click login at the top) before attending, if you haven’t already signed up!

Feminist Synth Lab prioritizes all marginalized genders, including but not limited to trans women, cis women, trans men, non-binary, intersex, gender nonconforming, two-spirit and questioning folx. We ask that our cis male allies and friends respectfully do not sign up, as we recognize that electronic music is overwhelmingly dominated by cis men.

12/05/2024

✨We hope to see you at our holiday market and transchool celebration this Sunday from 12-6, and while you’re out, we suggest you make a stop at these other lovely markets as well!

11/22/2024

🎁 On Sunday, December 8, noon-6PM we’ll be hosting a market, where you can buy gifts for your loved ones, including titles from Co–Conspirator Press, as well as other books, zines, ceramics, and goodies from artists, plus we’ll have snacks & drinks!

We’re also celebrating Transchool Vol. 1 with readings from 2–4PM by Ali Liebegott, Sylvan Oswald, Esti Giordani, and Shoshana Katz, along with participants in Transchool. Now is an excellent time to buy this book to support trans writers (in bio)!

This anthology was inspired by the mutual aid project , and it’s an ideal time to donate toward their mission of bringing a sense of care and family to trans youth.

We hope to see you at the market/celebration!

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3053 Rosslyn Street
Los Angeles, CA
90065

Website

https://fccwla.org/

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