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…