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Zines as the art of independent expression
Today, zines continue to be associated with countercultural movements, exploring themes like feminism, LGBTQ+ rights, politics, mental health, and art. What sets zines apart from mainstream ...
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The most iconic zines that shaped underground art and literature
1. Sniffin’ Glue (1976) Arguably one of the most influential punk zines ever, Sniffin’ Glue was created by Mark Perry in the UK. It captured the raw energy of the punk scene, giving a voice to ...
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What’s the Library Zine Cart? An orientation for instructors
Join Princeton University Library's Molly Dotson (Graphic Arts Librarian) and Ariel Ackerly ... At this session, we’ll talk about what the Library Zine Cart is, share ideas for curricular integration, ...