Category: Reviews

Get this issue and more at the Alexandria the Zine Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexandriaTheZine Alexandria the Zine is a perzine of thoughts, photo collages, lists and personal perspective. Issue six is 32 pages with a color cover and hand-stitched with thread binding. Proceeds go to aid for Ukranian Roma and more about them are in the zine,…

“Intimate Summer” is a captivating photo zine that invites readers into a deeply personal journey through the lens of Sarah Scicluna. Priced at €17.00, this A5-sized publication (148 x 210mm / 5.83 x 8.27 inches) is a beautiful collection of photographs that encapsulates the essence of a single, transformative summer. Sarah Scicluna’s work in “Intimate…

In the ever-evolving and complex world of cybersecurity, understanding intricate concepts can be a daunting task for both beginners and seasoned professionals. However, an innovative approach by Rohit Sehgal and Anshu at SecurityZines is changing how we learn about information security, making it not only accessible but genuinely enjoyable. SecurityZines is a unique platform dedicated…

New York City, a melting pot of cultures, experiences, and stories, serves as an endless source of inspiration for artists and writers alike. The Mishkin Gallery at Baruch College, in collaboration with the literary magazine Encounters, recently unveiled a new zine titled “Commons” that delves into the vibrant street life of New York City. Launched…

“Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists and Their Zines” is a fascinating book that delves into the world of zine culture. Published by Phaidon Press, this book explores the rich history and vibrant diversity of zine-making through the lens of various artists who use this medium to express their creativity1 Zines, small-circulation self-published works, have long been…

Mr. Sunday was another of my finds at Grid Zine Fest 2022 in Salt Lake City. Mr. Sunday falls asleep on the beach and is abandoned by friends. A pirate ship sails by and he joins them for a promise of grog and booty a’plenty (and maybe a shirt). Sea Sirens lure the rodent pirates…