Zine (z)

Terry Plumming, published in Chicago, contains graphic work of a more "my roommate just gave me a whole ton of meth and now I think the walls are made of armpits" style. The jaggy drawings and contorted slogans that pack each page compliment the accompanying CD. Quite often a Terry Plumming CD makes me feel as if I'm hosting a seance through an AM radio and channeling the best of the noise tape-trading scene. Vital to the hope of any futher human mutation.

Artist's statement accompanying an installation at Atomix Coffee Shop.<br />

Document accompanying the artist's presentation of a project exploring the effects of isolation, rhythm and repetitive light on human consciousness and the art it produces.

Exactly what the title says it is.<br />

This book compiles one hundred photographs of Lake Michigan taken by Crag Blakeman on days he went to work between the dates of 01.05.04 and 06.09.04. One photo was taken each day from the same spot, while looking the same direction, at sometime between the hours of ten and eleven in the morning.

105 line drawings drawn between June 2002 and April 2003, mostly figures.

A collection of inspirational &quot;gospel poetry&quot; by a Christian performance poet, designed to &quot;impact children and young adults by delivering powerful spoken word that was also spiritually based.&quot;<br />

Non-fiction stories on being swindled by a scammer into thinking he and his friends would receive $30,000, a punk band stranded in Indiana and staying in the middle of nowhere with a latex mask artist, finding punk comaraderie at North Illinois University, receiving a letter in the mail upon high school graduation that he wrote to himself in junior high, and getting hand burns from falling out of a tree house.<br />

Collection of short pieces from Alan's life, dealing moslty with establishing new relationships and getting over old ones around the holidays. Also contains zine reviews.<br />

Split zine between a writer in Chicago and one in Portland. Bits and pieces of writings from older zines, fractured along the lines of the seasons.<br />