In English and Spanish, the book explores the power of faith, the strength of transitions. It touches on spiritual growth, intergenerational connectedness, queer love, and trans existence across borders.
A zine project being released quarterly in 2020. The title references both large groups of people (community) and the (alternative) rituals from which they can take strength.
Images of a newly condensing and still shifting world, landscapes that address the liminality I feel in myself as a genderqueer person rather than the colonial solidness of a traditional European style landscape.
A philosophical commonplace zine about Black queerness throughout the diaspora including anti-colonial/precolonial thinking on queer genders and sexualities.
May 26, 2012—With news of another sexual assault in Park Slope comes the alarming disclosure that NYPD incompetence has allowed a known sexual predator to freely roam the streets.
A critical presentation of the eponymous contest at the Illinois State Fair (held in the same space as the hog-calling competition), Husband Calling Competition frames this little-known custom through a direct and quintessential lens of gender and sexuality.
A zine that mixes art and linguistics! Learn about the secret language of Brazilian travestis, one that demands not only a knowledge of the African language Yoruba mixed with Portuguese, but also a command of a complex set of performative gestures to go with it.
This series explores the interaction between the historical role of the book as a social object, zines as an alternative information source for queer communities, and the narrowing space between artists' books and zines in a world in which all physical publishing is increasingly rare.
Info on self-examinations you can do at home, along with important checkups, who needs what, and when! This issue concentrates on making sure everyone, with all of our different genders and body parts, has a chance to be in good health.
A comprehensive comic book guide to sexual health. The book uses humor and the comic book format to reach out to adults and young adults about their sexual health, especially members of the LGBTQ community who may have difficulty finding sexual health resources.
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This zine situates queer identity within a larger matrix of oppression and makes a case against assimilation and toward an attack of the normative.
This essay was originally commissioned by the Walker Art Center's digital magazine, WALKER READER, under the title 'Let's Talk About Body Reproduction' in July of 2018. Available to view online at wlkr.art/npyper
A "queer, fat, white, cis femme with invisible disabilities," shares her experiences with discrimination. She mentions strangers mistaking her as pregnant, feeling uncomfortable in bathroom stalls and church pews, eating in public, using the subway system, and accessibility for fat people.
A personal zine touching upon themes of nonbinary transgender identity, physical transition, family rejection, the possibilities of queer community family, and one very important pet cat.
An overview of the erotic collection in MICA's Decker Library with materials dating from 1933 and 1970-2000s, which "represent a period of trying to evade Obsenity Laws or arrest for being homosexual."
