That’s Not A Trash Can. Now It is!

“A photo journalistic look into the tragic comic world of trash that has been placed, shoved and squished into things that are not trash cans.”

“A photo journalistic look into the tragic comic world of trash that has been placed, shoved and squished into things that are not trash cans.”

Hamburger Eyes has published a new zine featuring the photography of Piotr Pietrus, Paulo Arellano, Aaron Wynia, Kingsley Ifill, Peter McCollough, Jonnek Jonneksson, Grant Hatfield, Elmo Tide, Zebulon Zang, John Oliver Hodges, David Potes, Ray Potes, Ricky Adam, Brandon Getty, Dan Thompson, Nina Mouritzen, Nate Igor Smith, Guy Vinciguerra, and David Dunnico.

Alessandro Simonetti has a new zine out through Pau Wau featuring images and contact sheets from photographs taken of Sonic Youth, Skatalites, KRS 1, Guru, Misfits, International Noise Conspiracy, James Brown, Supergrass, Wu Tang Clan and Slick Rick. The zine release and accompanying exhibition happens tomorrow night (2/8) from 7 -9:30 pm at FOG new york’s new flagship store located at 327 Lafayette Street New York, NY.

An artist book containing—you guessed it—”a manuscript facsimile of Larry’s handwritten recipe for his legendary chili, with a photo print of the finished dish.” His ex-wife’s seven-layer dip recipe is also included.

A collection of censored images from his “Golden Age of Neglect” Book, available through Arkitip.
Raymond Pettibon’s first artist book (zine) published back in 1978.
Available through Ooga Booga

Free and open to the public.
Preview: Thursday, September 27, 6–9 pm
Friday, September 28, 12–7 pm
Saturday, September 29, 11 am–9 pm
Sunday, September 30, 11 am–7 pm
MoMA PS1
22-25 Jackson Avenue at 46th Avenue
Long Island City, NY (map)
For the 20th Anniversary of Purple, the magazine reproduced a pocket-size zine of Richard Prince’s 2009 hardcover about a secret artist/model relationship between Franz Kline and Bettie Page.
You can get this zine when you buy Purple’s 20th anniversary issue.

NY: Save Grand Billiards Zine Fair, Jim Joe at NY Art Dept., Wet Wet, Bushwick Basel, and all of Bushwick Open Studios, really.
LA: Matt Furie and Michelle Devereux at New Image Art, Hester Goes To Hollywood, and Youth at Suede LA