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UNDERNEATH PROVIDENCE
Findings Thus Far.
This 'zine presents a short history of the East Side Railroad Tunnel in Providence,
Rhode Island. This volume is a pre-cursor to a larger book currently in the works.
8.5" x 5.5", offset, 24 pages plus cover, edition of 1000.
Co-published with Philadelphia's Free News Projects.
By Alex Lukas
$4 + s/h



 

 

 

 

 



MATT LEINES SKETCHBOOOK
We are proud to release this ‘zine of drawings culled from the sketchbooks of Matt Leines. This publication combines work previously releases as part of The Drama Magazine’s Pocket Library along side eight pages of never-before-seen drawings, plus
a brand new cover.
Approx. 4 x 5, 24 pages, a special centerfold plus a 3-color silk-screened cover.
Numbered edition of 200. NOW IN IT'S SECOND PRINTING of 200!!! Same thing, slightlly different cover coloration.
By Matt Leines.
$6 + s/h



 

 

 

 

 



WHITE NOISE
White Noise collects work from Drew Beckmeyer, Michelle Blade, Thermi Caniagim, C.F, Kevin Hooyman, Pauliina Makela, Kyle Mock, Jay Nelson, Erika Somogy, Mike Swaney and Jessie Rose Vala. Curated by Justin B. Williams , this ‘zine was released to compliment the exhibition of the same name at Space 1026 in February of 2008.
Approx. 8.5 x 7, 16 pages plus a three color silk-screen cover that folds out to an 14 x 23 poster featuring a collaborative drawing by Justin B. Williams, Kyle Mock and Isaac Lin.
Numbered edition of 100.
By Justin B. Williams.
$8 + s/h



 

 

 

 

 



10 YEARS AT 1026
Culled from the archives of Adam Wallacavage, Ben Woodward and Andrew Jeffrey Wright, 10 YEARS AT 1026 presents photos taken during the first decade of Space 1026, a non-profit, experimental artists space in Philadelphia. Released upon the occasion of the 10 year retrospective show at the Space, this ‘zine collects some never before printed images including all of the annual “family photos” taken to date.
Approx. 8.5 x 7, 36 pages plus 3-color silkscreen cover.
Edition of 125.
Design by Alex Lukas.
$5 + s/h with all proceeds going to benefit Space 1026.



 

 

 

 

 



SPOTHUNTERS
Spothunters is about telling stories, the communication of ‘here’ via the intersection of art indoors, art outdoors, and publishing.  Shepard Fairey, Greg Lamarche, Caleb Neelon and Monster Project all began with a common cultural reference point and took it in new and individual directions. While quality and quantity are key, the Spothunters artists are about the unexplored and unexpected. The hunt for spots will never end, whether they are higher, bigger, or just plain smarter, because the ideas keep on coming. 
Approx. 8.25x8.25, 48 pages plus cover, offset on matte paper, Edition of 2000.
Design and Layout by Alex Lukas.
$12 + s/h

 

 

 

 

 

 

MONSTER PROJECT NEWSPAPER
Documenting installations from January through September of 2004, this newspaper is
24 pages long, black and white interiors with a two-tone cover. Printed professionally on tabloid size newsprint, the content focuses on installations from New York and Boston. Edition of 2000. (We thought we had sold out of these, but just we found another case...)
By The Monster Project Team.
$2 + s/h

 

 

 

 

 

 

LILMAN MAKES A NAME FOR HIMSELF
Lilman arrives home from school one day unhappy - his name doesn’t seem to mean and be himself and who he is. He tells his mother of his dilemma, and then sets out to build his name from wood. Then, he covers it with hats, feathers, stripes, rice, beans, and other things that reflect his vision of himself. He takes the name to school the next day, where it is such a hit that all of his classmates follow suit, building and decorating their names as well. Like Lilman and his class, we all have the power to “make a name for ourselves.”
This is Caleb Neelon (SONIK)'s first book, a childrens story, and includes a bonus “Make a Name for Yourself” activity.
Aprox. 10" x 8", 38 pages, Offset with a hard cover.
By Caleb Neelon.
$12.50 + s/h


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