Category: art
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Unbroken Poetry Zine
Unbroken Poetry is a book about glyphs. The labyrinthine calligraphy winds its way on the page. Each are trying to tell you something, but it’s all cryptic white noise. If you want to see a sample of what might be in there, you can check this. What are they trying to say? Is there an…
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King Brown
I picked this up from Shredders Boardstore in Lonsdale. Nice little shop and this is a nice graf/skate mag. I wish more magazines came with prizes. The magazine features artist interviews and a particular nice feature are the favourite studio items of the artist featured. It’s a nice touch.
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New Arrivals
Here’s a couple of things that arrived in the post early. Humans of New York I received my copy of the HONY book, something I’ve been excited about for a while. HONY is a website, solely featuring portraits of denizens of that mighty and terrible city, and how each of them try to become better…
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Liedikijn Art
A couple of weeks ago, I finally managed to purchase and obtain Alice Farquharson‘s Matcheld picture from the Liedikijn show. I’m reporting this now, because I’ve been preoccupied with a couple of things.
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Megalomania
I just picked up a copy of Meglomania, a book covering the 33 year history of the Megalo Print Studio. I’m looking forward to reading this. I’ve played around with some screenprinting previously, but haven’t had the chance to go back to work on some more. Incidentally, I also picked up my three copies of…
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Liedekijn Gallery
Well this weekend has been a busy one, as I have only just sat down to post about the Liedekijn exhibition opening on Thursday night. My weekend has been taken up by all things Liedekijn, including checking out a 1953 German copy of a book detailing the tale with old copper plate etchings. Below are…
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Mappa Mundi
So for the last two weeks and a bit, I had been racing around in the spare hours to quickly throw together a zine for the Canberra Zine Emporium zine fair for You Are Here. Mappa Mundi is the working title for a new project where content is printed to single sheet of paper, which…
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LIedekijn Interview
A year after co-editing and launching the sold-out Beginnings comics anthology, Emma-Jean will be opening Liedekijn, a sequential exhibition showcasing the fascinating work of twenty-four artists as they each tell a part of the medieval Dutch folk tale Heer Halewijn. Emma took some time out to talk about the upcoming show. J: So Emma, give…
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In The Post
Time to catch up on a couple of things that I forgot or missed. The Proof is a free newspaper in Chicago filled with random articles, comics, poetry and etc. The only payment is towards the shipping and subscription costs. The other interesting fact is the person behind it all, is keeping the submissions open,…
The Screaming Wall 