Saint Heron Press

Saint Heron Press is an independent publishing imprint reimagining the print canon through works by Black and Brown creators, uniting literature, visual art, and design in publications centered on experimentation and cultural expression.

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Encyclopedia Saint Heronica

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A limited edition of 300 signed and numbered publications in collaboration with Pin-Up Magazine, 'Encyclopedia Saint Heronica' offers an in-depth look into the creative world and philosophies of Saint Heron.

Each page details a collection of design, literature, music, film, and curatorial works from the institution, featuring exclusive conversations with Solange and the Saint Heron team, rare behind-the-scenes photography of the Saint Heron studio, and a rich exploration of the ideas and artistry that shape Saint Heron’s evolving vision.

Signed by Saint Heron team members Solange Knowles, Shabazz, Shantel Aurora, and Sabla Stays.

Please allow 4–6 weeks for delivery.

$95

Eldorado Ballroom LA Phil 2024 Zine

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Eldorado Ballroom 2024 is a zine published by Saint Heron Press documenting the second iteration of Solange Knowles’ performance series, presented at BAM and reimagined with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Featuring experimental music, orchestral works, and interdisciplinary performance, the publication captures evolving artistic expression through photography and written reflection.

$35

Eldorado Ballroom BAM 2023 Zine

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Eldorado Ballroom 2023 is a zine published by Saint Heron Press documenting Saint Heron’s inaugural live performance series at BAM, curated by Solange Knowles. Honoring intergenerational Black experimental artists, the book captures performances, archival dialogue, and cultural memory through photography and writing.

$35

In Past Pupils and Smiles by Solange Knowles

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In Past Pupils and Smiles is a hardcover publication documenting Solange Knowles’ final performance at the 58th Venice Biennale, a multidisciplinary work uniting music, dance, and design. Through photography and process archives, the book explores identity, transformation, and Black speculative world-building while preserving the performance’s spatial and emotional landscape.

$55