For The Love of Bees is a handmade mini artist book by Caroline Paquita. It is a celebration of honeybees and an homage to colonies lost over the years due to ongoing environmental changes.
Text extracted from 'To the man who shouted "I like pork fried rice"' & 'Orientalism (part II)': poems by Franny Choi, Floating, brilliant, gone, 2014. Martha Stewart's pork fried rice recipe.
This zine features excerpts from news articles with headlines containing the word "eats". Sources include the New York Times (Historical archive, 1850-1950), Politico, and Huffpost.
This zine covers several topics on feminism, politics, rape culture, and women in the media with handwritten entries, art, web reprints, lists, poems, photographs and comics. Contributors also address DIY projects, organic food, bicycling, yoga, popular culture and menstruation.
Level Up is a risograph minicomic collaboration between Philly-based artists Nicole Rodriguez and Soumya Dhulekar. This second issue depicts a scene of every day friendship as two get food and discuss their immigrant parents, religion, spirituality, nose rings, and violence.
Chingozine is a collection of works by Latin@ artists that includes drawings of faces, food, animals and comics among others. They discuss topics like the English and Spanish languages, finger puppets, animals and Mexican wrestling.
This minizine is a guide to the readers and tablers who participated in the NYC Feminist Zine Fest held at Barnard College. The zine also includes recommendations on food in Morningside Heights and provides tips for accessing Wi-Fi: "Want internet? Log into 'Barnard Guest' and hope for the best."
Each issue of Sherbert is based on a loose theme and features emerging international talent in the fields of illustration, photography, design, and literature.
Practical manual with instructions for using mushrooms in cooking, as dyestuff, in homemade medicines, and to make paper. Also includes wild mushroom identification information, a list of recommended mushroom reading, a glossary of mushroom terminology, and many detailed photographs, drawings, and diagrams.
Plants are incredible, and plants are everywhere. Even those who live in the crush and clamor of cities can find a huge variety of edible, medicinal, and otherwise useful herbs among the plants commonly called "weeds" by the uninformed. And for those fortunate folks who inhabit the rural areas of the world, an astonishing diversity of plant life continues to grow and thrive, despite the massive destruction of plant habitat worldwide.
A traditional 'zine' from a resident of the Wildroots Homestead in North Carolinak, illustrated with drawings of bird species and edible plants. It serves both as a memoir and a manual (how to build a debris shelter, how to correctly gut a deer). Readers are encouraged to make copies of the 'zine' and give them away.
It chronicles the author's time preparing meals at Kayrock Screenprinting and includes many delicious recipies. Note, all of the covers are uniquely different. (Pratt Librarian Holly Wilson worked on this zine)!