Tuesday 8 December 2009
Happy Xmas from Damp Flat Books
Tuesday 1 December 2009
Book Arts Newsletter - Issue 54
Every month-six weeks, The Book Arts Newsletter is published at the CFPR, edited by Sarah Bodman. This Blog is featured in issue no.54
It can be downloaded as a PDF from here (along with all the back issues):http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/newspdfs/54.pdf
Sunday 29 November 2009
International Postal Art Project 2010
This is my postcard image for the International Postal Art Project, Bristol 2010.
Each participant was sent a set of three perforated blank postcards, each artist creates one card and then posts the bundle on to the next artist. The project is curated by Helen Allsebrook and is due to be exhibited in Bristol, UK next year.
My image is an illustration of Sarah Palin's rather idiotic quote about why everyone should eat meat.
Each participant was sent a set of three perforated blank postcards, each artist creates one card and then posts the bundle on to the next artist. The project is curated by Helen Allsebrook and is due to be exhibited in Bristol, UK next year.
My image is an illustration of Sarah Palin's rather idiotic quote about why everyone should eat meat.
Thursday 5 November 2009
Future Fantasteek! Issue No.2 Now on Issuu
I've just uploaded Future Fantasteek! No.2 to Issuu.com, so now you can flick through the whole of this zine online.
Thursday 29 October 2009
Book Arts Newsletter - Issue 53
Every month-six weeks, The Book Arts Newsletter is published at the CFPR, edited by Sarah Bodman. Battered is featured in issue no.53 on page 19.
It can be downloaded as a PDF from here (along with all the back issues):
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/newspdfs/53.pdf
It can be downloaded as a PDF from here (along with all the back issues):
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/newspdfs/53.pdf
Saturday 10 October 2009
New Book - Battered
Battered 95mm x 215mm wih 22 printed, folded pages, edition of 20
To flick through this book visit my website here:
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/books/battered/index.htm
This book will be exhibited at the 2nd Sheffield Artist's Book Prize Exhibition October 8th - October 31st, 2009. Held to coincide with the Off the Shelf Festival which takes place annually in Sheffield. 32-40 Bank Street, Sheffield, S1 2DS
Copies of Battered have just been purchased by:
Thursday 1 October 2009
Damp Flat Books now available in the Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Damp Flat Books now has a stockist in the USA - MCBA Minnesota Center for Book Arts Opening times: Tuesdays: 10 am to 9 pm; Wednesdays through Saturdays: 10 am to 5 pm; Sundays: noon to 4 pm. Minnesota Center for Book Arts is located in the Open Book Building in downtown Minneapolis, 1011 Washington Ave S, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55415, USA.
The MCBA are now stocking, Mortal Coil, Anxious Homes, Running a Secret Society, Headroom and Future Fantasteek No.7.
There's a special event on October 13th called An Evening of Fine Wine and Fine Books in our studios showcasing new Book Art in The Shop. This event was a huge success the last few years and attracted artists, collectors, and new faces who wanted to find out more about artists books.
The MCBA are now stocking, Mortal Coil, Anxious Homes, Running a Secret Society, Headroom and Future Fantasteek No.7.
There's a special event on October 13th called An Evening of Fine Wine and Fine Books in our studios showcasing new Book Art in The Shop. This event was a huge success the last few years and attracted artists, collectors, and new faces who wanted to find out more about artists books.
Wednesday 5 August 2009
The Southern Cross University Acquisitive Artsits’ Book Award
Damp in Ditchwater has been selected for the SCU exhibition.
The Southern Cross University Acquisitive Artsits’ Book Award is coordinated by the SCU nextart Gallery, 89 Magellan Street, Lismore, NSW, Australia. Now in it’s 5th year this annual award provides Southern Cross University with an opportunity to continue to develop an artists’ book collection of national significance and in so doing also contribute to the development and awareness of artists’ books as an art form. Exhibition opening & announcement of acquisitions August 11 - exhibition continues to September 22.
Saturday 1 August 2009
Closure 2009 - Exhibition
The Gallery, The University of Northampton, 15th August–19th September 2009 at artworks-MK, Milton Keynes, UK.
We're Sorry_ has been submitted for this travelling artists' book exhibition from the We Love Your Books Collective. After the exhibiton, We're Sorry_ will join the WLYB permanent archive.
Wednesday 1 July 2009
Future Fantasteek! Issue No.7
Issue No.7 July 2009
...Fiddling Your Expenses Issue
Softback Zine printed in colour on cream and peach tinted papers, staple bound. A5 size containing 16 printed pages. Bright yellow card cover with 2 rhinestones. Issue Seven: Brighton 2009, edition size of fifty.
The Damp Research Facilities have been terribly busy shredding their expenses claims for the last ten years. I mean who’d have thought the public would have gotten knocky about perfectly okay claims for moat-cleaning and second homes, when they’ve all busy thieving handfuls of biros from work.So what if a few deserving Damp Staff want a new telly? Who wouldn’t begrudge them some small comforts? What else? Well Damp Research has proved conclusively that money is vital for happiness and in the spirit of you can never be too happy...keep fiddling the claim forms
Future Fantasteek! Issues: 1 and 7 have just been made available on Issuu.com these issues can be flicked through and bookmarked.
Future Fantasteek! No.1 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff1
Future Fantasteek! No.7 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff7
All issues of Future Fantasteek! can be viewed at: www.dampflat.com
...Fiddling Your Expenses Issue
The Damp Research Facilities have been terribly busy shredding their expenses claims for the last ten years. I mean who’d have thought the public would have gotten knocky about perfectly okay claims for moat-cleaning and second homes, when they’ve all busy thieving handfuls of biros from work.So what if a few deserving Damp Staff want a new telly? Who wouldn’t begrudge them some small comforts? What else? Well Damp Research has proved conclusively that money is vital for happiness and in the spirit of you can never be too happy...keep fiddling the claim forms
Future Fantasteek! Issues: 1 and 7 have just been made available on Issuu.com these issues can be flicked through and bookmarked.
Future Fantasteek! No.1 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff1
Future Fantasteek! No.7 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff7
All issues of Future Fantasteek! can be viewed at: www.dampflat.com
Sunday 10 May 2009
Where Have All The Rich People Gone? - Exhibition
Where Have All The Rich People Gone - Kiss The Crisis
Exhibition in Copenhagen, my 'Million Squid Note' from Future Fantasteek! Issue 6 will feature in this group show about the current economic crisis. To see the show in progress visit Banko's group page here:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=104247356368#/event.php?eid=190768945345
Banko / VM -bjerget
Ørestad Boulevard 55
Copenhagen, Denmark
Private view is on 15 May 2009 between 17:00 - 20:00
Exhibition in Copenhagen, my 'Million Squid Note' from Future Fantasteek! Issue 6 will feature in this group show about the current economic crisis. To see the show in progress visit Banko's group page here:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=104247356368#/event.php?eid=190768945345
Banko / VM -bjerget
Ørestad Boulevard 55
Copenhagen, Denmark
Private view is on 15 May 2009 between 17:00 - 20:00
Saturday 2 May 2009
Place, Identity and Memory – Exhibition
Place, Identity and Memory – books made by artists
Opens 23 May to 28 June 2009, Gracefield Arts Centre, Dumfries, Scotland.
Opens 23 May to 28 June 2009, Gracefield Arts Centre, Dumfries, Scotland.
Then the exhibition tours libraries and other venues across Dumfries and Galloway, ending at Stranraer Museum, 55 George Street, Stranraer, DG9 7JP, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland between the 26th September – 31st October 2009, to coincide with the annual Literary Festival at nearby Wigtown, Scotland’s Book Town. This is a travelling exhibition by IRIS. The aim of IRIS is to develop Dumfries and Galloway as a recognised centre for book arts in Scotland and internationally. Headroom and Damp in Ditchwater both feature in the exhibition and catalogue
More Future Fantasteek! available on Issuu.com
Future Fantasteek! Issues: 3: 4 and 6 are now available on Issuu.com these issues can be flicked through and bookmarked. The file sizes means that images can be enlarged easily. If you like this system of viewing my zines, please leave a comment in Issuu.
To see my zines visit issuu.com and search for Future Fantasteek!,
I will add more back issues later:
Future Fantasteek! No.3 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff3
Future Fantasteek! No.4 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff4
Future Fantasteek! No.6 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/fantasteek6
To see my zines visit issuu.com and search for Future Fantasteek!,
I will add more back issues later:
Future Fantasteek! No.3 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff3
Future Fantasteek! No.4 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/ff4
Future Fantasteek! No.6 - http://issuu.com/futurefantasteek/docs/fantasteek6
Tuesday 21 April 2009
He bought me a soda and he tried to molest me in a parking lot, Vol.2.
Ding Dong! was specially created for this collective zine about song lyrics that get stuck in your head. This song, from The Wizard of Oz 1939 film, remained immovable during October, for no real reason I can think of. There's something about the song that is rather hysterical (not in a funny sense, more urgent), and in my imagination it was being shouted, rather than tunefully sung. Since I couldn't remeber any other lines from the song, these few went round and round and round and round and round...
Friday 10 April 2009
Limited Edition Prints Now Available
I've designed a new section of my website selling limited edition prints, available in A4 now and A3 in the future. Printed on heavyweight 220gsm acid-free paper. All prints are embossed with the Damp Flat Books monogram and numbered and signed in pencil.
To visit this section click here...
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/print/print.htm
To visit this section click here...
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/print/print.htm
Sunday 1 March 2009
Future Fantasteek! Issue No.6
Future Fantasteek! ISSUE SIX : MARCH 2009
...Quantitative Easing Issue
Softback Zine printed in colour on white, green and yellow paper.
includes a free Million Squid Note that can obviously be photocopied as required - in line with good-'ol quantitative easing. Staple bound zine. A5 size containing 16 printed pages. Soft silver cover with sparkling green arrow. Issue Six: Brighton 2009, edition size of fifty.
The Damp Research Facilities haven't been inventing many new life-saving gadgets this season, since they've been flat-out printing money.
It's fantstic!
...Quantitative Easing Issue
includes a free Million Squid Note that can obviously be photocopied as required - in line with good-'ol quantitative easing. Staple bound zine. A5 size containing 16 printed pages. Soft silver cover with sparkling green arrow. Issue Six: Brighton 2009, edition size of fifty.
The Damp Research Facilities haven't been inventing many new life-saving gadgets this season, since they've been flat-out printing money.
It's fantstic!
want a new BIG FLAT telly?
Just photocopy the million-sqid note included with this issue and buy what ever you'd like...
with enough change left for a packet of Spangles.
Just photocopy the million-sqid note included with this issue and buy what ever you'd like...
with enough change left for a packet of Spangles.
Saturday 10 January 2009
Zine Fest - The Women's Library
Saturday, January 24 2009, 12:00pm - 4:00pm
The Women's Library
London Metropolitan University
25 Old Castle Street, London, E1 7NT
"...Ever wanted to make your own magazine or comic? Zine Fest is a hands-on day celebrating women’s involvement in self- publishing.Bringing together innovative publishers, artists, illustrators and crafters, this event shares easy techniques for making zines and visuals and advice on publishing projects from those in the know."
Future Fantasteek! will be on display and then joining the Women's Library Archive.
The Women's Library
London Metropolitan University
25 Old Castle Street, London, E1 7NT
"...Ever wanted to make your own magazine or comic? Zine Fest is a hands-on day celebrating women’s involvement in self- publishing.Bringing together innovative publishers, artists, illustrators and crafters, this event shares easy techniques for making zines and visuals and advice on publishing projects from those in the know."
Future Fantasteek! will be on display and then joining the Women's Library Archive.
Compilation: Three Exhibitions on Books
Tuesday 2 December 2008
Southdown College - Guest Speaker
I gave a guest lecture for A' Level students about 'Lovely Zines, the Zineopolis Collection and why not just go and make one'. Showing examples from the Zineopolis collection including issues of Future Fantasteek! I started the Zineopolis collection and now curate it as well as doing the website.http://www.zineopolis.blogspot.co.uk/p/f.html
Monday 1 December 2008
The Ministry of Books - Exhibition
Guest exhibiter on behalf of The Ministry of Books - December 2008 - January 2009
Quay Arts, Newport, Isle of Wight, UK. Reboot was chosen to travel with this guest show.
Quay Arts, Newport, Isle of Wight, UK. Reboot was chosen to travel with this guest show.
Monday 3 November 2008
Visual Diaries - Sketchbook Project
Visual Diaries - The Space Gallery, University of Portsmouth 3rd-14th November 2008
Invited artist as part of a rotating sketchbook project.
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/news/visdiary/visdairy.htm
Invited artist as part of a rotating sketchbook project.
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/news/visdiary/visdairy.htm
To see more about the Visual Libraries project visit:
Wednesday 15 October 2008
Cheltenham Illustration Awards - Guest Speaker
The title of my talk was - The Zineopolis Zine Collection and Future Fantasteek
"A one day Symposium that explores autonomous career pathways for Illustration graduates and professionals. We have a distinguished line-up of speakers, who are all keen to discuss the proposal that illustrators will only find creative satisfaction through self-expression and creating work that is meaningful to them, and not dependent on short-lived trends or dictates of the graphic design industry. The Symposium will take place at Pittville Studios, University of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham on Wednesday the 15 October 2008, and will coincide with the presentation ceremony of the second Cheltenham Illustration Awards." Flyer copy
"A one day Symposium that explores autonomous career pathways for Illustration graduates and professionals. We have a distinguished line-up of speakers, who are all keen to discuss the proposal that illustrators will only find creative satisfaction through self-expression and creating work that is meaningful to them, and not dependent on short-lived trends or dictates of the graphic design industry. The Symposium will take place at Pittville Studios, University of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham on Wednesday the 15 October 2008, and will coincide with the presentation ceremony of the second Cheltenham Illustration Awards." Flyer copy
Wednesday 1 October 2008
Future Fantasteek! Issue No.5
ISSUE FIVE : OCTOBER 2008
...Credit Crunch Issue
Softback Zine printed in greyscale on yellow paper, with colour center pages, includes a tipped-in dubious banknote and rubber stampped flies. staple bound. A5 size containing 16 printed pages. Bright pink card cover with yellow dots.
Issue Five: Brighton 2008, edition size of fifty.
The credit crunch issue looks at liars, not using your brain and spotting fakes. There's free money from the bank of Future Fantasteek included as a worthless free gift. The Damp Research Facilities answer these questions: Why are people so nasty to each other ? Is greed really the future? How many of us have eaten from the Tree of Stupidity ? Can genetically enhanced monkeys with clipboards replace office staff? And could octopus DNA enable you to work longer hours? More pointless questions to ponder in a disappointing world...
To see the whole zine follow this link
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/books/zines/future5/index.htm
Thursday 11 September 2008
Damp Flat Website gets Archived by the British Library
The UK Web Archive is a corpus of websites selected by leading UK institutions for their historical, social and cultural significance in the UK, for the benefit of researchers. Snapshots of each title, known as instances, are taken at suitable intervals. The archive is free to view and has already collected over 4,000 selected websites since it was set up in mid-2005. Websites are either selected by subject specialists within the participating institutions or have been successfully nominated for archiving.
The partners are; The British Library:The National Library of Wales: JISC: Wellcome Library:National Archives
Damp Flat Books has been selected and is now being recorded regularly, view various snapshots here:
http://www.webarchive.org.uk/ukwa/target/9404540
The partners are; The British Library:The National Library of Wales: JISC: Wellcome Library:National Archives
Damp Flat Books has been selected and is now being recorded regularly, view various snapshots here:
http://www.webarchive.org.uk/ukwa/target/9404540
Friday 11 July 2008
B* *K - Exhibition
B* *K an exhibition of book-inspired artworks at the London Print Studio gallery
425 Harrow Road, London, W10 4RE, United Kingdom
Exhibition 11th July - 27th September 2008
Private view 10th July, 6.30 - 8.30 pm
Included in this exhibition is: Future Fantasteek - The Sick-o issue, No.4 Feb 2008
425 Harrow Road, London, W10 4RE, United Kingdom
Exhibition 11th July - 27th September 2008
Private view 10th July, 6.30 - 8.30 pm
Included in this exhibition is: Future Fantasteek - The Sick-o issue, No.4 Feb 2008
Thursday 8 May 2008
AHRC Artists’ Books Seminar - Guest Speaker
1 - 8th May 2008 The seminar was called: How are artists using and investigating new media for publishing?
School of Creative Arts, Department of Art and Design,
University of the West of England Bristol, UK
I will be giving a presentation on the 8th May called: Using the internet for showing and marketing artists' books. To see the slides that accompany the talk click here...
School of Creative Arts, Department of Art and Design,
University of the West of England Bristol, UK
I will be giving a presentation on the 8th May called: Using the internet for showing and marketing artists' books. To see the slides that accompany the talk click here...
Friday 2 May 2008
Re:2008 Touring Artists' Books Exhibition
Exhibition curated by the we love your books collaboration between Melanie Bush, Senior Lecturer in Graphic Design, The University of Northampton, UK and Emma Powell, Senior Lecturer in Graphic Design, De Montfort University (Leicester), UK.
All books were based on re word(s). For example: release, remote, reject,reassemble etc.
Reboot is on show. As part of the Portsmouth show there ar also another 3 exhibitions:
Wonderful books were submitted from book artists and students from all over the world
including: Finland, The Ukraine, Russia, Spain, Australia, Italy, Canada, Hong Hong, Hungary,
Germany, Portugal, Sweden and USA.
including: Finland, The Ukraine, Russia, Spain, Australia, Italy, Canada, Hong Hong, Hungary,
Germany, Portugal, Sweden and USA.
- 12th – 29th May 2008, The Gallery, The University of Northampton, Northampton, NN2 6JD, UK.
- 14th July–14th August, Artworks MK, Milton Keynes, UK
- 5th-14th November 2008, University of Portsmouth , CCi Space, Eldon Building, Portsmouth, UK
Visual Dairies - This was a sketchbook project with staff and students.
Zineopolis - I curate the zine collection at the University and selected zines are being shown,
Future Fantasteek! Issue No. 5 is being premiered at this venue.
The Ministry of Books - The University of Portsmouth has recently started an artists' books collection curated by Dr Maureen O'Neill. You can visit the site here...
Thursday 10 April 2008
Shelter Artists' Books Exhibition
New book - Head Room & Anxious Homes have both been accepted for exhibition due to open in late April - May 2008. This book will be available to view on my website soon. It's featured on the exhibition publicity, see left (it's second from top, the pink skyscraper).
The exhibition is now touring America:
April 10 - 22, 2008
Wedeman Gallery, Yamawaki Art and Cultural Center, Lasell College, Newton, MA
May 9 - June 19, 2008
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Silver Spring, MD
July 9 - August 15, 2008
Fleet Library, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI
Oct 6 – 31, 2008
Montserrat College of Art’s 301 Gallery, 301 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA
April 8 - May 3, 2009
Wells College, Aurora, NY
January - February 2009
Holy Cross College Art Gallery, Worcester, MA
April 10 - 22, 2008
Wedeman Gallery, Yamawaki Art and Cultural Center, Lasell College, Newton, MA
May 9 - June 19, 2008
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Silver Spring, MD
July 9 - August 15, 2008
Fleet Library, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI
Oct 6 – 31, 2008
Montserrat College of Art’s 301 Gallery, 301 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA
April 8 - May 3, 2009
Wells College, Aurora, NY
January - February 2009
Holy Cross College Art Gallery, Worcester, MA
Tuesday 11 March 2008
New Book - Headroom
The book is a visual response to the drive to fit more and more people into an ever diminishing space. The U.K is under pressure to find more housing and every patch of land, including gardens,are being built upon. New housing is tightly packed with little concern for the environment or the needs of the new residents. Whilst reading Roget's Thesaurus, I noticed the thematic listing of words was taking on a poetic significance, I used the word lists in the order they appeared in the Thesaurus to convey a sense of melancholy amongst the crowds. The book is printed on accounting paper to show financial pressures, the drawings are a mixture of my photographs of buildings and drawings of imaginary future towers, unintentionally imprisoning their tenants. The text is rubber stamped.
Now touring the U.S. as part of the Shelter Artist's Book Exhibition.
290mm x 110mm. 14 pages with ending with edition number, signature and maker's emboss.
To view this book visit my website at: http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/books/headroom/index.htm
To view this book visit my website at: http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/books/headroom/index.htm
Now touring the U.S. as part of the Shelter Artist's Book Exhibition.
- April 10 - 22, 2008 - Wedeman Gallery, Yamawaki Art and Cultural Center, Lasell College, Newton, MA, USA
- May 9 - June 19, 2008 - Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Silver Spring, MD, USA
- July 9 - August 15, 2008 - Fleet Library, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI, USA
- Oct 6 – 31, 2008 - Montserrat College of Art’s 301 Gallery, 301 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA, USA
- April 8 - May 3, 2009 - Wells College, Aurora, NY, USA
- January - February 2009 - Holy Cross College Art Gallery, Worcester, MA, USA
Saturday 1 March 2008
New Book - Reboot
Reboot - Limited Edition of 10, Brighton 2008
400mm x 170mm, a double spiral-bound pair of books each of 20 pages
The cover is clear acrylic closed with magnetic catches
Hand-cut rubberstamp icons are added to final printed pages
Several real capacitors and fuses are threaded into two of the pages
The cover is clear acrylic closed with magnetic catches
Hand-cut rubberstamp icons are added to final printed pages
Several real capacitors and fuses are threaded into two of the pages
This is a book about computers. Do they really hate us? Why are computers so indignant when you want to open files, rewarding your impetuousness with spinning balls and hourglass icons. This is a book about technological brokenness. We rely more and more on technology and computers, ignoring the fact that there seems to be a mechanical revolt gradually gathering pace all around us - soon the only tasks left for us will be hand-drawing the Out of Order signs to hang on the machines. Over a period of time, I’ve been recording technology failures photographically as well as drawing the language of brokenness, cryptic messages such as, disc error and are you sure you want to shut-down?
I've combined my photographs and drawings into this pair of books, added to this hand-cut rubber stamps of familiar computer icons - hourglass, watch, cursor arrow and older legacy icons such as the floppy disk. Scanned legacy peripherals such as scsi leads and old network cables tangle across the pages, to remind us just how fast technology is moving.
The books work as a pair and should be opened and read simultaneously.
To View this book in more detail visit:
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/books/reboot/index.htm
This book was created for the Re:2008 Exhibition held by the We Love Your Books Collective
The exhibition will start at:
Artworks MK, Milton Keynes, UK from 14th July–14th Aug. 2008
The Gallery, Herefordshire College of Art – Summer 2008
The Space Gallery, University of Portsmouth from 3rd-14th Nov. 2008
Quay Arts, Newport, Isle of Wight, UK. Dec. 2008
Reboot is also held in:
Modern British Collections, The British Library, London, UK
The Ministry of Books, University of portsmouth, UK
The books work as a pair and should be opened and read simultaneously.
To View this book in more detail visit:
http://www.dampflat.com/DAMPFLAT/books/reboot/index.htm
This book was created for the Re:2008 Exhibition held by the We Love Your Books Collective
The exhibition will start at:
Artworks MK, Milton Keynes, UK from 14th July–14th Aug. 2008
The Gallery, Herefordshire College of Art – Summer 2008
The Space Gallery, University of Portsmouth from 3rd-14th Nov. 2008
Quay Arts, Newport, Isle of Wight, UK. Dec. 2008
Reboot is also held in:
Modern British Collections, The British Library, London, UK
The Ministry of Books, University of portsmouth, UK
Friday 22 February 2008
Zineopolis Exhibition
Zineopolis Exhibition - 22nd February - 14th March 2008
The University Library, University of Portsmouth, UK
New zine collection a the University called Zineopolis will be showcasing its collection - Including all the Future Fantasteeks!
www.zineopolis.co.uk
The University Library, University of Portsmouth, UK
New zine collection a the University called Zineopolis will be showcasing its collection - Including all the Future Fantasteeks!
www.zineopolis.co.uk
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