Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Reclaiming the world's oldest rainforest, gender identity as a human right, redressing design history and more from around the web
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Reclaiming the world's oldest rainforest, gender identity as a human right, redressing design history and more from around the web
Seasonal recipes, essays on rewilding in India and dystopian visuals make up some of the inspiring work from the first edition of The Irregular Times (TIRT), a publication founded by a small …
The sixth edition of Radical Softness as a Boundless Form of Resistance continues to meditate on how tenderness is reflected, resonated and realized within different practices. Released by Genderfail—a publishing initiative dedicated to …
A new NYC park, electric animals, a zine for sober and sober-curious people and more from around the web
Free to download, the Sober 21 zine from The Creative Independent (Kickstarter’s editorial arm) compiles candid conversations with music industry professionals—from Nile Rodgers to Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, Mix Master Mike, Interpol’s Brad Truax, …
Presents for plant parents and lovers of all things lush
From Nuts! fanzine and Rock’n’Roll Forever creator Ben Trogdon comes a 2021 calendar filled with his 35mm film photos. Designed in the same style as Trogdon’s Tattoo Punk, the calendar’s aesthetic is …
Music journalist James Thornhill has created a 20-page zine in celebration of the iconic Casio keyboard for its 40th anniversary. Printed in partnership with the instrument company, all 1,000 copies of the …
On auction through Sotheby's, A.R. Gurrey Jr's hand-assembled book mixes print photography, poetry and action
AI-made music, the world's thinnest paper, missing NYC street sounds and more from around the internet