Streetopia Edited by Erick Lyle Due out from Booklyn in May! Preorder now and get 20% off! Just go to Buy.Booklyn.org; and enter the promo code: PRESTREET. After San Francisco’s…

culturalorganizing.org recently posted a review of my book A People’s Art History of the United States: 250 Years of Activist Art and Artists Working in Social Justice Movements. Here is…

I recently completed the art and cover design for an exciting new book by Nora Barrows-Friedman on the U.S. student movement for Palestine Solidarity including the rich history of Palestinian-American…

stencil by Gregory Sholette Here is another excerpt from A People’s Art History of the United States. This excerpt starts with the introduction to the chapter and then segues to…

SNCC poster, Is He Protecting You?, ca. 1963, Photograph by Danny Lyon (copyright Dany Lyon / Magnum Photos: image from Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives and Radicalism…

This weekend is the Toronto Anarchist Fair there are so many activities and events. We will be at the book market Tomorrow Sunday Dec 15th. 55 Gould St. Toronto 10…

You can download the PDF here. I thought friends of Justseeds might be interested in the catalogue for ‘Lake-Effect: Rurality and Ecology in the Great Lakes.’ I have uploaded the…

I recently did a big design job for my friend Sean Stewart and PM Press, Sean’s new book On The Ground: An Illustrated Anecdotal History of the Sixties Underground Press…

Just saw this, Printed Matter is reissuing the amazing book GAAG, The Guerrilla Art Action Group, 1969-1976, which has been out of print for almost 30 years. There was a…

The Art Threat blog has a great review of what looks like an amazing comic book called “Kenk: A Graphic Portrait“. The subject of the book is a highly unscrupulous…

Hello! I’m Caroline Paquita, a visual artist, musician, bee-keeper, and in general, a maker and “sharer” of things. I live and work out of Port Quincy, in Brooklyn, NY. After…

Here is a link to check out a book project about the uprising in Wisconsin. The book is edited by Erica Sagrans.

Featuring an array of archival documents and illustrations, Remains to be Seen: Tracing Joe Hill’s ashes in Aotearoa (New Zealand)—an easy-to-read account of censorship and radical labour during the First…

I recently got an email from the folks at the Chicago PIC (Prison Industrial Complex) Teaching Collective, and they’ve just put out a great zine called The PIC Is… The…

I just got a note from David Lester, his graphic novel The Listener just came out! I haven’t seen it yet, but it promises to be good. Here’s the basic…

Check out this sweet lil video that Nicki Sabalu made for Thurston Community Television in Olympia, Wa…they used shots of the covers of both my zine Chick Pea #4 (a…

My artwork is on the cover of the recent publication, Changing Places: How Communities Will Improve the Health of Boys of Color. The website explains: The challenges shaping the life…

Wow, when Howard Zinn died, I knew we had lost a champion, but it never crossed my mind that he was the thin line that protected the thousands of people…

The building we know and love as ABC No Rio in the Lower East Side of Manhattan is set to be demolished to make room for the new, improved, not-falling-apart…

Jennifer A. Sandlin, Brian D. Schultz, and Jake Burdick have edited a very impressive study on radical practices in the public sphere which includes essays and interviews from Henry A….

My upcoming book collecting all of the Celebrate People’s History Posters and then some will be coming out on the Feminist Press in November! If you’re in NYC, show them…

I was given a copy of Studs Terkel’s Working: a graphic adaptation by an acquaintance from The New Press, last Summer. I gladly accepted the gift and expressed my intention…

Book artist and print maker Maureen Cummins, who is in the Paper Politics exhibition and book, recently put up a new site of her work HERE. There’s a lot of…

The Journal of Aesthetics & Protest #7 is out now, and chock full of material that looks both interesting and is by a bunch of solid people that have been…

Mary Mack’s (that’s me!) Zine Collection, collected from 1993-present, will be on display in a cozy reading nook at Encyclopedia Destructica Studios. The zines will be available for browsing on…

Temporary Services and Half Letter Press have created a website for the project Art Work: A National Conversation About Art, Labor, and Economics. The site contains a PDF to download….

One of my collage images and an essay “United We Consume? Artists Trash Consumer Culture and Corporate Green Washing” is included in the recent book Critical Pedagogies of Consumption” Living…

Iain McIntyre and Breakdown Press have joined forces to release a book length collection of the greatest hits of Iain’s long running zine How to Make Trouble and Influence People….

A new book about zines has been released by the folks who run TTC / Telefon Til Chefen, an art space in Copenhagen. This 200 pages book consists of material…

Although not the normal sort of writing that appears on the JustSeeds website, I thought some of our readers may be interested in a recent column I wrote. The following…

My friend Tom Civil and his brother Ned (“Evil Brothers”) installed what looks to be an amazing cardboard ghost train at the There Goes the Neighbourhood exhibition at the Performance…

Jared Davidson/Garage Collective has put out possibly his last issue of Rivet, a journal o art and anarchism. Jared has been at the center of a number of political debates…

What If? A Journal of Radical Possibilities was a short running journal that started coming out soon after the WTO protests in Seattle 1999, and ran for a number of…

Marc Moscato just sent me a link to a great post he put up on his blog Whittlin’ Away. It’s on Art Front, a 1930s radical art publication from the…

Liberating Lipsticks and Lattes By COLIN MOYNIHAN Published: June 15, 2009 in the New York Times They arrived at the Barnes & Noble at Union Square in small groups on…

If you look beyond the cover (with the image of the politician everyone has already forgotten about, I honestly can’t even remember her name right now…), the new issue of…

Recently Jesus and I connected with the folks at the ¡Presente!, the newspaper of the movement to close the School of the Americas (formerly known as the SOA Watch Update)….

My friend Julia Christensen has been hard at work for years photographing and documenting what happens to giant big box walmarts and other monstrosities once they go out of business…

Issue #6 of the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest just released! I’ve been reading the Journal from the get go, and always find something interesting in each issue. This one’s…

The Chicago-based art collective Temporary Services have just launched a new publishing outfit, Half Letter Press, and a new book, Public Phenomena. Here’s the blurb on the book: It is…

Overspray number 8 is now available through their store, or in whatever lucky little place you hope to find it! (Many independent bookstores and Barnes & Noble carry it) Overspray…

Identity Theory has published an interview that Favianna Rodriguez and I did about Reproduce & Revolt. You can read it here.

My friends from the Rhizome Collective, in Austin, TX, have just finished their guide on appropriate technology and sustainable living, Toolbox for Sustainable City Living. The Toolbox for Sustainable City…

Poster historian and archivist Lincoln Cushing has written a great review of a new book on the Taller Grafica Popular (TGP). The review, published in A Contra Corriente journal, can…

Erick Lyle recently wrote a great piece on Chris Carlsson’s new book Nowtopia for the SF Bay Guardian. Check it out. I haven’t had a chance to read the book…

Kyle Schlesinger, who a couple years back put together the cool self-published book Schablone Berlin with Caroline Koebel, has launched a new journal/periodical called Mimeo Mimeo. According to Kyle: Mimeo…

Justseeds member Kristine Virsis coordinated with the Team Colors crew to produce the accompanied image for their upcoming project “In the Middle of a Whirlwind” In the Middle of a…

An old friend from Chicago, Toufic El Rassi, just released his first graphic novel, Arab In America, on Last Gasp Press. I haven’t seen it yet (I went to buy…

Philadelphia artist Theodore A. Harris, who has been creating some of best political collage work for the past decade, has a new book out that he collaborated on with Amiri…

There are some super rad art history books out there that aren’t frequently taught in art history classes. Lots of them aren’t even known in the radical art circles within…

“The Subversive Imagination: The Artist, Society, and Social Responsibility” Edited by Carol Becker One of my favorite quotes from her is: “The more that is hidden and suppressed, the more…

The 2007 issue of the Journal of the California Society of Printmakers, “Prints in All the Wrong Places,” has just been released. This years issue is all about political printmaking,…

Ricardo Levins Morales, one of the main artists and organizers behind the Northland Poster Collective in Minneapolis has just released a great new collection of work in the form of…

AK Press just released Josh MacPhee and Erik Reuland survey of anarchist art, Realizing the Impossible. I got a copy yesterday and it’s a sprawling, exhilarating look at an under-examined…

The new issue of Left Turn is hot off the presses, with a beautiful cover by one of our favorite artists, Cristy Road. Left Turn is probably the best radical…

Crimethinc, those dreamy utopian anarcho-poets, have reprinted two excellent zines full of tips and information on graffiti and a whole lot more: The Walls Are Alive: A concise and masterfully…

ReAnimation: Magazine for Urban Environment is a new PDF zine designed by Martin Stiegler that explores street art and public space. Part of our zine on the how-to’s of street…

The fourth issue of Peel Zine is available. This issue covers artists like: ABOVE, Klutch, and 20mg. It contains articles about the StickerThrow04, StickyArt, the top entries in the Sticker…

The good people at NYC’s best anarchist newspaper — the New York RAT — have put together a special issue of the paper just in time for Mayday: Our special…

Melina Rodrigo just released issue 10 of her zine, AW. You can view it on her website risewithus.com This issue examines life from the point of view from an American…

The long-awaited Wobblies! is finally here, and it’s even better than I could have expected. It’s easily the best recent book on the connection between art and radical politics, not…

We got word that The Icarus Project folks have a few new publications in the works… The Icarus Project’s new book, Underground Roots: Taproots and Topsoils is due out in…