One of a series of French May 1968 posters originally designed by the Atelier Populaire, reworked and updated for a 21st century context. Like the originals, they are offered here to be used, re-purposed, and reworked.
A black and white line drawing of a helmeted police officer wearing goggles and wielding a rifle. Below, three icons of smart phones each with a logo on it: Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. Above, the text says: “THE POLICE TALK TO YOU 24 hours a day. And watch you, too.”
Booklyn has long been a sister project to Justseeds, helping us distribute our print portfolios for over a decade now. Over the past couple of years they have really boosted…
We’re happy to share a new free, downloadable zine coming out of Montreal: “This zine is an effort that brings together many critically important voices speaking from their own experiences…
Our friends at Certain Days, who have been producing an amazing calendar with—and as a benefit for—political prisoners for 23 years (!) are collecting art and writing for their 2025…
Interference Archive and Common Notions need your help to publish a new, expanded, and amazing edition of Armed by Design, the most comprehensive book on the publication program of Cuba’s…
