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This zine developed out of a series of images I started making after the white supremacist attacks on antiracist protestors in Charlottesville, VA in August 2017, including the murder of Heather Heyer. The re-purposing of El Lissitsky's Red Wedge seemed perfect here, not simply re-using historical political imagery, but giving it new life. The zine includes ten different wedge drawings. Printed on a Risograph at Bright Spot, in Brooklyn. This is Pound the Pavement #17.
I recently created a new mix for DJ Ian Head’s Pullin’ from the Stacks series on Soundcloud, which is available HERE. I’ve long been interested in the transition of political…
Another free downloadable zine from longterm Justseeds comrade Stefan Christoff in Montreal: Voices Beyond Lockdown: Collective action and care across borders in a time of crisis This zine is a…
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…