An interview about the "Pass It On! Connecting Contemporary Do-It Yourself Culture" exhibition at the Columbia College in Chicago.

A compilation of quotes about collaboration.

An interview with artist Jerry the Marble Faun.

A hand printed calendar.

A zine of travel stories about visiting Halifax from Montreal.

A zine about travel, festivals and what it means to be in community.

A zine that features art, a bookbinding tutorial and info on where to find bookbinding supplies in the NYC area.

An illustrated primer on asexuality.

essays, stories and poetry by asexual individuals talking about their experience in asexual spaces.

A zine about asexuality and challenging heteronormativity.

A collaborative zine that discusses feminism and its intersection with asexuality.

A zine about being vegan and asexual.

a zine about being vegan and asexual.

Please tell me that you share my anger, that in this moment of trans-disciplinarity and multispecies everything, in this moment of beginning to get a glimmer of how truly richly complex the world is and always has been, someone has the unmitigated arrogance to name it the Anthropocene. [Laughter] Tell me you share my anger!

The following is an excellent text written by Crimethinc on the dynamics of legitimacy and violence in social movements. While most writings on the subject tend to focus on the historical or strategic necessity for violence and self-defence, this piece takes a slightly different tack, choosing instead to focus on the ways that proponents of Nonviolence position themselves with regards to questions of legitimacy, and how this functions to isolate and expose to State repression more radical, revolutionary, or "proletarian" elements.

We are a collective of artists formed during an experimental seminar course at NSCAD, called Art Now, in which, along with studying current artists, we decided to become our own collective and produce current work of interest to us all.

Poems, discussions, bible verses and more, this zine is all about Christianity.

A book about the Hope Chests exhibition.

On the 20th of November 2019, Artist Jack Lefler entered Nova Scotia College of Art and Design's Port Campus. He had one intention: Utilize his minds PSYCHO-KINETIC abilities and bend a simple spoon, and document it.