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30 Artists and Writers Savor and Digest Those “Lunchbox Moments”

by Faith Adiele November 9, 2021November 9, 2021

A group of food writers in San Francisco gathered personal essays and art from 30 contributors around the country.

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Building an Art Community in India Through Zines

by Rohini Kejriwal October 5, 2021October 5, 2021

When the COVID-19 pandemic caused the world to go digital in 2020, a small team of artists, writers, and curators in New Delhi, India, started working on a dream project, prompted by the joy of print.

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Hone Your Voice in This Online Zine Workshop

by Elisa Wouk Almino May 19, 2020

The Women’s Center for Creative Work workshop will also discuss how self-publishing has contributed to social movements and “why that’s relevant with zine-making today.”

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Enter the “Quaranzine”: Zines That Boost Resistance, Mutual Aid, and Self-Care

by Ysabelle Cheung April 30, 2020May 6, 2020

There may never have been a better time for the zine, since as COVID-19 rages on, many artists are turning to self-publishing as an alternative way to connect while in isolation.

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In Hong Kong, Protestors Are Using Zines to Get Their Messages Out

by Laura Raicovich August 29, 2019September 3, 2019

The speed with which the Hong Kong demonstrators’ informative zines have been distributed, collected, and even exhibited internationally is remarkable. We spoke with ZineCoop, one of the groups behind the effort, to discuss why they are so powerful.

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A Zine Fair Aims to Tackle Tech’s Diversity Problem

by Matt Stromberg August 7, 2019August 7, 2019

Tiny Tech Zines is a new zine fair that examines the weaknesses of the industry, while exploring ways that digital innovation can be harnessed by those communities that have been heretofore underserved.

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The View from the NY Art Book Fair Zine Tent: 8 Zines You Want to Know About

by Deena ElGenaidi September 21, 2018September 23, 2018

This year’s zinesters brought some of the most playful, provocative, and interesting items on display, and here are some notable picks.

The L'Enchanteur table by Soull & Dynasty Ogun at the 2017 Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair (all images courtesy the Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair)
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A Zine and Small Press Fair for Book Artists of Color

by Benjamin Sutton June 27, 2018June 27, 2018

The second annual edition of the Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair brings 23 exhibitors to Barnard Hall this weekend.

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Celebrating Marginalized Voices at Long Beach Zine Fest, from Xicanistas to Queer POC Goths

by Matt Stromberg August 1, 2017

The free event will bring 100 zinesters, plus discussions, workshops, and performances, to the Museum of Latin American Art on August 6.

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A Zine Fair for Underrepresented Voices at the Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance

by Benjamin Sutton March 14, 2017

On March 16, the Zinister Zine Fair will showcase self-published and printed works made by and for people of color and LGBTQ people.

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Lines of Thought: An Interview with Ben Jones

by Nicole Rudick November 5, 2016November 7, 2016

Last month, Ben Jones exhibited a new body of work at The Hole gallery on the Lower East Side. The gallery’s walls and floor are painted a bright, startling white; Jones’s artwork, usually drenched in hot hues, here consists only of graphite-colored oil-stick line drawings.

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NY Public Library Exhibits Its Recent Social Justice Zine Acquisitions

by Allison Meier September 6, 2016September 6, 2016

Since the late 19th century, the New York Public Library (NYPL) has collected alternative publications, the institution’s acquisitions mirroring publishing movements over the following decades.

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