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Since 2002, we have been making zines to share with you.
What began as a cut, fold and staple affair has since grown to become something altogether more elaborate, something more akin to our artists’ books.
Today, what we refer to as a zine straddles with ease the space between zine and artists’ book by way of small publication.
Call them what you will, we ask only that you derive some joy from them.
Upon last count, we have released 147 zine titles. -
Our zines can be found in the collections of:
Melbourne Museum; Monash University Library; National Library of Australia; State Library Victoria; State Library of New South Wales; State Library of Queensland; University of Melbourne Library; University of West England; Tate (UK); Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections, Ohio University; ACA Library of Savannah College of Art & Design; and Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (USA).
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Turn a bird
Brilliant Gathering
Hold
Recall
Including,
Bird’s Eye View: Perspectives on the Art and Science of Ornithology, presented as part of Melbourne Rare Book Week, Melbourne Museum, 2024
Rakali Grotto
Roosting on a concealed tree branch
Tiny but huge
Went out for a walk
Bats aren’t scary
Something reverberated
Three years, flew: a compilation box of zines, 2019–2021
Nineteen: a compilation box of zines, 2017–2018
Twenty-four: a compilation box of zines, 2015–2016
A constellation of zines, 2014–2015
An order of zines, 2013
A pair of zines made-in-iso for you to download, print, fold, splice, share, to accompany a display of our zines and artists’ books in the cases of the Bower Ashton Library, Bristol, UK.
In the MET there is a “Pit from a Balanites tree with a hole caused by a rodent”, ca. 2381–2323 B.C., Old Kingdom, on view in Gallery 100.
We have been looking at you the wrong way round. We still do. To the gardeners of the sky.
Rewild
Museum Sketches: Your Specimens Sing an Operatic Chorus
Please, I’m looking for (whatever you are looking for)
Paint out
A zine, Poephila cincta, 2020, from twenty original postcard collages created as our contribution to the Black-throated Finch Project, 2019.
Animate. Animated. Animal.
Ripples in the Open
I think all the world is falling
No longer six feet under
Disrupted and rumpled
Dim wood, spark bright
A warmed pebble in my hand
Looped
Take a lesson from the ground
It was a familiar pattern
Pattern
Round, circle, dot
Winged
Limbed
Here, there
The Company You Keep
Whiskers and Bristles
Dear Tails
You and Me
Salvaged Relatives in Seven Costumes
Thither & Hither
Hither & Thither
Zoological Digs
Gentlemen from a deck of Salvaged Relatives
Gentlewomen from a deck of Salvaged Relatives
Including
Christian Tatman, ‘Self-made: Zines and Artist Books’ exhibition now on at Bunjil Place, 2018
In addition to our online store, copies of many of our zines can be found and purchased in a handful of places both close to home and further afield: Australian Print Workshop; and Sticky Institute; and Minnesota Center for Book Arts (USA).
Limited edition boxed sets of our zines can be found at Douglas Stewart Fine Books.
Previously, our zines have been stocked at Airel Books, Hand Held Gallery, Milly Sleeping, Museum of Contemporary Art Store, The Paper Mill (Australia); Colette (France); Cow Books (Japan); Solander Gallery (New Zealand).
Copies of our zines are available for a requested leaf through too, at the following institutions: Melbourne Museum, Monash University Library, National Library of Australia, State Library Victoria, State Library of New South Wales, State Library of Queensland, University of Melbourne Library (Australia); University of West England, Tate (UK); Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections, Ohio University, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (USA).