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  • ...hat is made by an artist or group of artist as an object of art in itself. Art zines often contain photos and drawings and generally have more pictures th * [[:Category:Art Zines|List of art zines]]
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  • ...w type of art awards and more. Most of the entries were reprinted in the [[zine]] [[Musea]].
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  • ...and assorted art works by the author. The 33 pages, with over 30 featured art works, cover just about every subject matter and style: portraits, landscap Cover quip, "I'm drawn to art!"
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  • ...by a dozen Minneapolis artists, including the painter [[Frank Gaard]]. The zine lasted from 1974-1994. Material from '''Art Police''' was reprinted in a 1987 edition of [[Semiotext(e)]] magazine.
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  • [[Image:artbureau16.jpg|frame|Art Bureau cover by Mulheres Barbadas]] ...oom for artwork and articles about artistic collaborations, networking and art organizations.
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  • [[Image: Pub lick art.JPG|200px|thumb|right|''Pub lick art'']] ...tudents in the Painting Workshop, Australian National University School of Art.
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  • ...ve-1.jpg‎|200px|right|frame|'''With Love From Me to You! A Zine About Mail Art''']] ...About Mail Art''' was a zine by [[Melanie coles|Melanie Coles]] published in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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  • ...by students in [[Memphis]], Tennessee. The first print issue was released in 2012. A supplemental tumblr website was also created, but has not been upda Publication was sponsored by [[Center for Outreach and Development in the Arts]] (CODA) of Rhodes College.
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  • ...is an art [[zine]] created by English art student Dan Bilton in 2007. The zine is photocopied and its contents include photographs, monoprints, collages a The zine can be traded or you can pay for postage by emailing pagoda15@aol.com.
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  • ...'' is an independent art [[fanzine]] started by the artist [[Cathy Lomax]] in 2001. ...e", "Anarchy" and many others, since quite more than twenty issues of this zine have been released. Featured are artists such as [[Lady Lucy]].
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  • ...trations have been included and photography and music started to take part in this project too. ...Art's Shake could be found in the more popular pubs of the cultural scene in Valladolid (Spain).
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  • The first issue was included as supplement with the Art issue of the art fanzine [[Arty]]. Since then it has become a publication in its own right.
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  • '''Good vs Evil''' is an art [[zine]] edited by Daniel Cantrell from England. ...It was released in 2008 and the number of contributors had increased to 47 in this issue.
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  • '''Destroying Angels''' is an underground art [[zine]] edited by [[Dennis Dread]]. ...itten, [[Cut and Paste|cut & pasted]], copied, collated, and mailed by one art-possessed individual for no profit. This is purely a labor of love, publis
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  • '''Battles''' is a collaborative art [[zine]] edited and published by Alex Chiu. ...nts of the Neko Press [[comic]] art school in La Mesa. The concept of the zine is to challenge artists to visualize unique characters based on specific pr
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  • ...t a [[zine]] in the usual sense, but more a periodic shipment of collected art pieces by Baltimore editor/artist [[Alice Borealis]]. ...ory:Zines from the U.S.A.]] [[Category:Musea Zine Hall of Fame]][[Category:Art Zines]] [[Category:Maryland Zines]]
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  • ...Art of Dating''' is a zine written by Madison Borth, under the name Emby, in early 2012. ''The Art of Dating'' chronicles the author's experiences dating using the site OKCup
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  • ...'s "now also an art, idea, and micropublishing project. We publish monthly art and poetry zines, small-batch book projects, and regular online content." [[Category:Zine]][[Category:Literary Zines]] [[Category: 2010s publications]]
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  • '''Pound The Pavement''' is a street-art [[zine]] edited by [[Josh Macphee]]. ...f street art and graffitti from across the U.S. The tenth issue, published in 2007, was a compilation of images mocking President Bush.
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  • [[Image:Zinefiendfestival.jpg|frame|Festival flyer, art by Blair Wilson]] ...zine festival and [[zine]] art show that took place in Seattle, Washington in the Summer of 1997.
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  • ...] letter writing and [[mail art]] project involving writers, artists and [[zine]] makers across the Australia. ...ed with the [[Papercuts Collective]], which formed in Brisbane, Australia, in 2010.
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  • '''My little room''' (2009) is a 32pp [[zine]] in colour, created by [[sandy]]. It is a one-off mini-zine art piece that looks at [[communication]] and deciding for yourself how to see
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  • [[Image:Artprison-1 5692.jpg|200px|thumb|right| '''Cactus inside Frog'''<br/>Art Prison #1, 2011 <br/>by Johann Kauth]] ...inside Frog'' was released as the first issue of the [[Art Prison]] Series in April 2011.
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  • ...ore short stories and semi-journalistic essays. The pictures are copyable art from young artists.<br> The first issue came out in December 2007 and this zine is for free.
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  • ...shing newly created [[Tijuana Bibles]] and ''Acid Totems'', a personal art zine.
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  • ...y events in Turkey. It is distributed collectively and reaches many cities in Turkey. Fanzine PDFs are shared on ucnoktasivadik.com websites and on the [ <b>Sıvadık ART Kitsch Art Space</b>
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  • ...l Duchamp, the Fluxus group and Ray Johnson, and is the publisher of the [[zine]] [[Panmag]]. ...ated projects such as postcards, 'artistamps' and coded envelopes. Bloch's art uses the postal system as well as other (tele)communications media.
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  • ...ributed over the Internet as well as on floppy disks through traditional [[zine]] networks. [[Category:Zine|Machinebook]] [[Category:Multi Media]] [[Category:Art Zines]][[Category:2000's publications]]
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  • ...in January 2005 as documentation for a [[Mail Art|mail art]] project. The zine was black and white, photocopied, 20 pages long and A5 sized. The colour of ...is squat in Schiedam, the Netherlands. There was music and free food. The zine was given away free on the day and sent as documentation to all the partici
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  • '''Gomibako''' is an art [[zine]] created by Risu Belochka of Sasebo, Japan. ...rently 12 issues. Gomibako, which means 'trash can' in Japanese, is a mini zine of vintage images culled from various old Japanese magazines and other prin
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  • ...ters, a directory to the arts in Dallas, a catalogue, and a news survey of art and artists of the period from 1992-1996. Fifteen copies of the big anthology, with typewriter size pages, were printed in a comb binding on Janurary 21, 1997.
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  • ...'' (sometime written as R Twidner, born 1918) is a science fiction fan and zine publisher. ...an, Norman Stanley, R.D. Swisher, and others, called "The Stranger Club", in 1940.
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  • ...ekly in [[The District]], the student newspaper of the Savannah College of Art and Design. [[Category:Zinester|Bevill]] [[Category:Artist|Bevill]] [[Category:Zine Team Member|Bevill]]
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  • '''Dale Speirs''' is a [[zine]] editor and [[Mail Art|mail artist]] from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. ...ther issues are alternately [[perzines]], review zines, or devoted to mail art, rubber stamps, or other topics.
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  • ..., art, photography and the tattoo industry. It includes reviews, submitted art and photography and interviews. * Editor-In-Chief: Jill Hamilton
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  • ...ors independent, local music and art. It also includes original writings, art, and music by the author. The 150th issue was released in June '06
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  • '''Pardon the Typos''' was an art zine from 2000 edited by Gregory Scaff. ...2000 under the label of Bite Me! Press. The zine was guerrilla circulated in bookstores,libraries and coffee shops.
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  • ...ank You''' is a ''half-standard shorty'' [[perzine]], anonymously produced in Casper, Wyoming. ...primarily of humorous articles, short stories, illustrations, and clipped art, it provides an insider's look into the various subcultures, characters, an
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  • '''ETC (Everybody That Creates)''' is a themed arts [[zine]]. It collects anything from photographs and [[comic]]s to poems and short ...Matt Harrison, Adam S. Perry, Christina Johnson. All layouts and original art are by Dan Folgar.
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  • '''Factory Direct''' was an art [[zine]] from New Orleans. It was written by Jamie Schweser, Abram Shalom Himelste ...hich was done by a different artist for each issue. There were three zines in each issue, one made by Jamie, Asia or Abram.
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  • ...a 36 page, A6 (quarter-size) zine by [[Su Mwamba]], and was first released in September 2010. ...g Cards with their interpretation of three themes: postage, postal or mail art. Mini-zines of the contributions (right) were issued as the project progres
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  • The '''Distroboto''' project [[distro|distributes]] art via Distroboto machines. ..., but instead, sell art". There are eight Distroboto machines, all located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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  • ...ne issue only]] zine created by Maxi Boyd and published by 'just words...' in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. ...any of the contributors are [[mail art]]ists, and have sent Maxi Boyd mail art for this publication.
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  • ...ITIKA is a [[bi-lingual]] (lithuanian & english) [[art]] and [[photography zine]], presenting the work of contemporary photographers. Due to a rising inter * 2014 01 Photozine workshop in National Gallery of Art, Vilnius, Lithuania
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  • ...o on. It was distributed through the [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]] in the U.S.A. Art work was mainly by Franz Miklis, who also did art work for other fanzines and magazines, such as [[Space Cadet]] and [[Thyme]
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  • '''Dissension''' was started in December 2007 by [[Persephone Pomegranate]]. ...ry and music. Highly inspired by the [[Riot Grrrl]] scene, the Dissension zine is feminist oriented.
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  • ...CA0101_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Comic Art'''<br/> Issue 1 1961 <br/> Cover Art by Maggie Thompson ]] '''Comic Art''' is a fanzine by Maggie Thompson and Don Thompson, published by Oblivion
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  • '''Eraser Carver's Quarterly''' is a [[zine]] by Mick Mather from Clay, New York. ...e work. The art is first rate in the 15 pages of this original and notable zine.
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  • '''(Un)covered''' is a very small art [[zine]] from Indonesia. ...ope, it contains dark and gothic images. It is a hand-numbered (out of 25) zine, and comes with a sticker.
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  • '''Art Zine Distro''' is an independent distributor of [[art zine]]s and [[book]]s. Their main focus is the emerging artist and all their [[D The distro closed in 2009 "due to lack of time and to pursue other projects."
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  • '''Panmag''' is a [[zine]] from New York, New York, U.S.A. ...who contributed vintage mail art material for this new edition of Bloch's zine which was distributed to the attendees.
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  • '''The banality of evil''' (2007-) is an Australian art [[zine]] by [[zinester]] Meggs. ...tocopied black and white illustrations of watercolour drawings of a person in a balaclava undertaking every-day activities, e.g. riding a bike, washing t
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  • ...nes]]. She is founder of the Monthly Mail Club and is active in the [[mail art]] community. [[Category:Zinester|Boston]] [[Category:Mail Art|Boston, Jane]]
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  • [[Image:POLVO0001.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]'''Polvo''' is a zine by Joseph Delgado out of Mohave Valley, Arizona. ...experimental poetry and art. There are no contributors to the zine, as the zine is made solely by Joseph Delgado.
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  • ...or the Art of Procrastination''' is a zine made by [[Pippa]] and published in the UK. ...joys and annoyances of procrastination, with puzzles and ideas to aid you in this skill.
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  • Published by Swinj Art Productions in 2005, Salt Lake City, Utah, '''Just Before Now''' is a self published [[One [[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Art Zines]] [[Category:Utah Zines]] [[Category:2000's publications]] [[Category
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  • ...t for the cover, which was set in metal type and printed using letterpress in the Editions + Artists' Book Studio, Printmedia & Drawing Workshop. ...Della Jackson. The project was co-ordinated by [[Raquel Ormella]], artist in residence, Painting Workshop, with printing assistance from [[Caren Floranc
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  • [[Image:FuBar_6_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''FuBar'''<br/>Issue 6 1987<br/> Cover art by Brenda Neufeld]] ...ed, and each issue was signed and numbered. The first issue was published in 1983.
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  • ...ography, graphic design ir electronic arts. The books are not a book about art, but are original works artistic ideas. [[Category:Event]] [[Category:Events in the UK]]
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  • ...ricks''' is a Dallas-based musician, painter, writer, and creator of the [[zine]] [[Musea]]. ...media into ever fewer conglomerates. The 150th issue of Musea was released in June '06.
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  • ...g [[The Brains Never Stop]], [[With Love From Me to You! A Zine About Mail Art]] and a series of zines under pen names including Peggy Marshall and U. Gen ...[[Toronto Zine Library]] and The Cleveland Public Library. It was featured in [[Broken Pencil]] Issue 30 As well as the Drama Issue 8 and was distributed
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  • ...en and produced by Jennie Hinchcliff. The first issue of RLD was published in the summer of 2005. ...rtists submit artwork which is then featured in the zine. Each copy of the zine is bound by hand and often incorporates vintage ephemera or unusual “incl
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  • ...d in the Painting Workshop at the Australian National University School of Art. The [[zine]] features reproductions of artwork and illustrations by Fernando da Campo,
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  • ...ngels]], is an artist and curates the Entartete Kunts underground art show in Portland, Oregon. ...rtist with roots deeply entrenched in the fertile compost of transgressive art, his visceral and obsessively detailed ballpoint pen drawings regularly app
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  • ...jpg|right|frame|'''Hodge-Podge''' <br/> Issue 1 September 1953 <br/> Cover art by Glover Prescott]] ...eased to 48 pages. At least 14 issues were released, #14 being distributed in October 1955.
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  • ...r art zine, [[Art Missive]], and other artist books. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and attends grad school. ...tage a Coup]] and she was interviewed for zines such as [[Pure Tuna Fish]] in the 1990s.
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  • ...os Angeles, California, U.S.A. as a 13-by-19-inch [[freesheet|broadsheet]] in 2005 by Randall Fleming neé [[Rev. Randall Tin-Ear]] and Teka Lark. Randall Fleming was the publisher of the zine [[Angry Thoreauan]].
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  • ...' was a zine compiled by [[Peter Willis]] of [[Dead Trees and Dye]] distro in Cambridge, UK. ...raphs (many of bands and punk stuff) but also some illustrations and other art. As well as Peter, contributors included [[Owen Richards]], [[Jas Grieve]],
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  • '''Egozine''' is a [[zine]] published in Hollywood, California, U.S.A. by Robert Lambert. ...ement in mail art, and other artists involved in mail art, and performance art.
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  • ...nction_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Vampire Junction'''<br/>Issue 10<br/>Cover art by Kim Traub]] '''Vampire Junction''' was a zine edited by Candy Cosner.
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  • ...i Simone''' is an Italian [[zinester]] and mail artist who lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. ...ide to the Underground Press]] in the past and his work has been reprinted in the [[compzine]] [[Excerpts from Perzines]].
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  • ...to the Underground, was the quarterly [[zine]] for those who loved [[mail art]]. ...man]], editor of the zines [[Curriculum Vitae]] and [[Hopemonger]] stepped in to perform editing duties.
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  • ...’ work in the form of reviews and contributions, as well as arts listings in London and beyond. Begun in 2005 and published on an irregular basis through 2009, the zine has so far produced 12 issues and has been distributed throughout the UK, N
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  • ...rgoyle1.jpg|right|frame|'''Gargoyle''' <br/> Issue 1 Fall 1975 <br/> Cover art by Russell Thornton]] ...by Russell Thornton and Terry Vedas and published by Gothique Enterprises in San Diego, California, U.S.A.
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  • ...of Zine Art''' was an exhibition held in San Francisco of [[zine]] art and zine artists on November 19th, 2005. * [[Icky Apparatus]] and his zine [[Nosedive]]
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  • .... She now lives in Austin. One of her most recent zines is the collage/art zine Clip Tart. *[http://twentyfourhourszine.blogspot.com/2010/05/susan-boren-of-clip-tart-zine.html| Twenty-Four Hours Interview]
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  • '''Pippa''' is a zinester who lives in the north of England and makes zines. ...a zine or The Art of Procrastination]], and [[Change the world in 7 days]] zine.
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  • ...een released by a collective also known as '''Janet'''. They are published in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The "Janet" zines are a part of a larger art project by the Janet Collective that also includes performances.
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  • ...duals and collectives that have had little exposure, or aren't interested, in the mainstream media and publishing arena.
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  • ...Issues are for trade or purchase from Ed's web site or various independent zine outlets. ...d, folded and stapled on standard weight paper. Illustrations and text are in black and white only. All issues (including reprints) made after April 2015
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  • ...ssion with Japan. She credits both mum and grandmother for instructing her in the ways of penmanship, origami folding and basic pamphlet stitching (as we ...stamps. In the service of [[PodPost]], Jennie also teaches classes on mail art and faux postage. She smiles every time she hears the creak of her mailbox
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  • ...own feelings towards art and the making of art. It was first distributed in February of 2007. [[Image:exploitme.jpg|frame|'''Exploit Me''']] [[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Zines from the U.S.A.]] [[Category: Pennsylvania Zines]] [[Cat
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  • ...age:Horrib8t_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Horrib'''<br/>Issue 8 1967<br/>Cover art by Jack Gaughan]] ''Horrib'' was mimeographed and published in New York City, NY, U.S.A. in the 1960s, and distributed through the [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]
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  • ...ss''' was a UK zine edited by [[Evan]] from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK in the 1990's. ...[[Clark Ashton Smith]] and [[Brian Lumley]]. Evan sets out his philosophy in the first issue's editorial:
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  • ...] at the conclusion of the [[Post No Bills]] project, an Australian [[mail art]] and letter writing network. Participants in ''Post No Bills'' exchanged materials via a physical mailing list which was
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  • ...sus_195102_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Fantasia'''<br/>Issue 1 1950<br/>Cover art by Ray C. Higgs]] ...wo issues of ''Fantasia'' were published in Connersville, Indiana, U.S.A., in the early 1950s.
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  • ...copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Tabula Rasa'''<br/>Issue 1 January 1994<br/>Cover art by Rod Williams]] '''Tabula Rasa''' was a zine devoted to horror edited by David Carroll and Kyla Ward.
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  • '''Withdrawn''' (September/October 2001-) is a literary and art [[zine]] from Melbourne, Victoria. ...ott 'Survival Guide for a consumerist society part one: telephone shopping in ten easy steps'
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  • ...chmond, Virginia, U.S.A., ''Aniara'' consisted of articles, reviews, news, art work and a letter column. Contributors of art work included [[Sheryl Birkhead]], C. Howard, and Bob Lewis.
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  • ...e:InterArgo1.jpg|right|frame|'''Inter Argo''' <br/>Issue 1 1983 <br/>Cover art by G.N. Gabbard]] It was a companion publication to Ambrose's zine [[Argonaut]].
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  • ...perzine]] elements, as well as a small amount of horror or bizarro fiction in each issue. The emphasis is on humor. ...ng with issue thirteen, Freak Tension has been photocopied and distributed in limited quantities.
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  • ...ge:Aurora1.jpg|right|frame|'''Aurora'''<br/> Issue 1 March 1974<br/> Cover art by Virgil Finlay]] '''Aurora''' was a science fiction and fantasy zine published by the New York University Science Fiction Society.
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  • ...first issue of the art-zine '''Iron Maiden''' was released in August 2002 in Hamburg, Germany. ...nemeyer ([[Ln]]), Dorota Jurczak, Henrike Ribbe and Kathrin Wolff. The art-zine presented drawings, collages, comics and series of fotos.
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  • '''Casablanca''' is a zine published by Christophe Bourseiller from Paris, France. ...pages total. The main theme of the zine was [[Mail Art]] and Copy Art, but in later issues began to feature [[Underground Culture|underground culture]].
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  • ...on_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''SF Opinion'''<br/>Issue 7 April 1968<br/>Cover art by Vaughn Bode]] ...blished in Lenoyne, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Issue 7, the last issue, appeared in April 1969.
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  • '''READ Zine Making Party''' ia a site specific event for the creation of [[zine]]s. ...of [[READ zine]] was created. Each participant made their own page for the zine. The events are accompanied by musical performances, video installations, s
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  • ...t_Adam_Thortom1_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Lost''' <br/> Issue 6 <br/> Cover art by Bill Bendix]] ...e was published in February 1990. ''Lost'' also included comics, plays and art work.
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  • ...4708_n1_copy.jpg‎|right|frame|'''Spaceteer'''<br/> Issue 1 1947 <br/>Cover art by Lin Carter ]] ...teer''' was a science fiction fanzine edited by Lin Carter and Bill Paxton in the late 1940s.
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  • ...pg|200px|thumb|right|'''Eyeball Burp'''<br/>Issue 5 Spring 2011<br/> Cover art by Tina Tae]] '''Eyeball Burp''' is a bi-annual [[zine|artzine]], curated by artists A'misa and Alex Chiu.
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  • ...newspaper of the Savannah College of Art and Design, until his graduation in the spring of 2008. Currently Jon teaches at the [[Center for Cartoon Studies]] back in his home-state of Vermont.
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