We are thrilled to have partnered on A Queer Year of Love Letters by Nat Pyper, a new publication co-commissioned by NN Contemporary Art, available now through Library Stack
To celebrate the publication launch, we will be joined by Artist and Writer Nat Pyper for the first reading group of 2026 on Friday 30 January 6-7pm. Nat will lead a discussion around extracts from the text and animate the discussion through a live-typing performance.
For this session we will focus specifically on G.B. Jones in Conversation with Rosen Eveleigh and Why I Write, by Nat Pyper
This event is FREE and will take place online via Zoom video call.
The text is available for free via Library Stack, sign up can be found here
For more information and to sign up, click here.
Access notes:
The event will happen on Zoom – a link will be emailed to attendees upon signing up for a ticket. This event will be live captioned, the transcription will be available afterwards and it will be recorded for archival purposes.
For help accessing Library Stack or Zoom please contact Toby on toby@nncontemporaryart.org
About A Queer Year of Love Letters:
A Queer Year of Love Letters is a series of fonts that remembers the lives and work of countercultural queers of the past several decades. The series aims to make the act of remembering these overlooked and illegitimate histories accessible to other people, as easy as typing.These fonts attempt to improvise a clandestine lineage, an aspatial and atemporal kind of queer kinship, through the act of writing.
About Nat Pyper:
Nat Pyper is an alphabet artist. Their practice of fonts, video, performance, and writing extends from ongoing research on queer publishing histories. They’ve performed at the Poetry Foundation in Chicago, Cooper Cole in Toronto, and PAGEANT in Brooklyn; exhibited at the Museum für Gestaltung in Zürich, Culture Station in Seoul, and Printed Matter in New York City; and published with Are.na, Draw Down Books, GenderFail, Inga Books, Source Type, and the Walker Art Center. They are based in Brooklyn, NY, USA.
