Recently received in the box a huge stash from Baltimore based artist and zine maker Gary Kachadourian. From the cache two titles (A Field Of Dandelions and Templates for Limitless Fields of Grass) play with the functionality and interactiveness of the zine form. Contained with in these Kinko generated volumes are drawings of fields of dandelions and grass that when reproduced tile and interlock together. Perfect for private or public wall application.

On a similar tip see Gary’s work as part of FAX at The Contemporary in Baltimore.

Three little jammers found recently with classic black on white photocopied action. Dice ‘n dollars for scale reference only.

·OSPREYS 11 – Tom Bubul was in town from Providence and passed off some new effects. Pocket renderings of soiled hallucinations and gangs of faces overlapped like sloppy ink pile ons. ‘Eff the internet… write to: 240 Lockwood St. 1, Providence, RI 02907 for his next thing.

·TAX REPORT Everymonth a fresh stack of these staple-less fold-ups show up at Space 1026. Archiving the quick ups and burns of some Philly graff mess. Some things are forever. Letters to: Tax Report Complaint Department, PO Box 29406, Philadelphia, PA 19125

·ON THE VISIONARY CREATOR Another little fold up guy dropped into my box from Beka Goedde. A collection of thoughts and images from Ezra Pound, Jean Dubuffet, T.S. Eliot, and Paul Thek.

Recent acquisitions:

·EXPLORATIONS IN SPACE – Via Portland Oregon. Many contributors in this small full color collection theorizing space as well as mental and physical fields of social interaction. Also summarizations of projects these short pieces offer a jump off into conceptualizing, articulating, and controlling various environments. Points of interest include Paul Sermon’s Telematic Vision, Caley Feeney’s Inter-Dimensional Origami, and Mediascapes an excerpt from In The Bubble.

·CREATE & DESTROY – Some gutter rag vomit zine from LA’s Branded. All the crucial topics covered: Girls dressed up like bunnies – check. Tons of amazing slash shitty throw-ups – check. Sewer rats, Strippers, and Stencils – check, check, check. Screen printed covers, hand numbered in an edition of 100, with hand sewn binding.

·ALLEY BLISS -Westside Baltimore trash piled thick. Comics by Max Eisenberg aka Dj Dog Dick about dreams, sharing, breakup notes, and taking out the trash. Covers screen-printed in piss yellow.