Event Recap: Sappyfest Zine Fair
by Adria Young Sappyfest, one of the quirkiest and most relaxed music festivals running, celebrated its seventh year this past […]
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SummerWorks: Where Artists Dare
From August 9-19, a juried arts festival of a different kind unfolds in Toronto. A home for fringe performance art […]
5 (ish) Questions: Café Con Leche
Café Con Leche is Roñas Roi and Inés Estrada. The two Mexico City-based artists joined forces both creatively and romantically […]
The Charming and Sinister World of Duke and Battersby
Canadian art duo Duke and Battersby explore a kaleidoscope of emotions through the lenses of old letters, video art, drawings, […]
Five Questions: Philly Feminist Zine Fest
As part of International Zine Month, we’re getting in touch with some enterprising folks in the zine community and asking […]
One on One
By ML West The last time I saw Trisha we were supposed to get together for some noose-play. The format […]
Hipsters Are Annoying Interview
In late August 2002, “Aimee Plumley” began hipstersareannoying.com, a blog dedicated to “all the absurd and annoying things New York City […]
Q&A: Cindy Crabb of Doris Zine
Cindy Crabb is the author of the long-running, autobiographical feminist zine Doris. She is also the editor of the zines […]
Slideshow: At Word on The Street
Broken Pencil’s trusty team was out at this year’s Word on the Street. Want the proof? See our photo gallery […]
In Profile: The Raven’s Call
In the fall of 2007, a print zine titled The Raven’s Call made its debut on countertops in select shops […]
Street Art in Tel Aviv
The bustling and cosmopolitan metropolis of Tel Aviv boasts of being the Street Art capital of the Middle East. Taking […]
John Goldbach’s Selected Blackouts
By Spencer Gordon I hope John Goldbach is nothing like his characters. I’m saying this in the most positive way […]