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Incendium Radical Library at The Substation, Photo: Pat Casten

Incendium Radical Library & Press is a community library and publisher founded in 2016 to bring together a collection of leftist literature and marginalised voices to promote social change and collective learning. The library runs writers’ residencies, poetry events, writing workshops, and publishes emerging writers.

In 2018, Incendium joined with IRL Infoshop, a community space focused on building community, connection, and resistance. Some of the events and workshops that have been held at IRL Infoshop are regular writing to people in prison events, the Healing Through Art brunch series and art workshops, the transformative justice workshop series, fundraising events such as trivia nights and collective meals, mutual aid projects, collective meetings for various organising projects and more.

Photography by Pat Casten

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The Substation Galleries are currently closed, and will reopen on Thursday 30 May with 'Object of Projection' by Kim Gordon.

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