Our zines are inspired by political pamphlets from the 1970s - 1990s
welcome to the
rebel zine club
This zine space is always in development.
It is an anthology of art activist love letters.
It is a digital dreamspace - ZineSpace to explore zines + be inspired to make your own. By dipping into the zine archive you’re automatically part of the Rebel Zine Club.
featured zine:
EXPLORE OUR ZINES:
The Radical Roots of DIY Zine-Making
Digital Activism
This is NOT a Manual
TAKE CARE
Signs of Progress
Fashion Activism
Motherhood
Disability Activism
Our Power is
in the Streets
George Jackson
Pleasure + Pain
Palestine Will Always be Home
Art x Activism = Revolution
Love Letters to Palestine Part 1
Love Letters to Palestine Part 2
Revolution is Love
4:20
Free Mumia
Palestinian
Land Back
Rebel Roots I
Rebel Roots II
If Mi Nuh Laugh,
Mi Cry!
Celebrating Sanctuary
Creating
Sanctuary
Imagining Sanctuary
Make Your Own Zine!
How to Make Your Own Zine
Zines helps us to express ourselves, connect with like minded people and explore radical ideas. Plus they’re cheap and easy to make!
This resource includes a step-by-step guide to making your own 8 page zine from a single sheet of paper, a list of what you’ll need and all the basics on how to get started.
WHAT IS A ZINE?
Pronounced ‘zeen’, these DIY, self-published, publications have a long history rooted in radical politics.
They tend to be low cost, easy to share, educational, community based - accessible. Long before the advent of the Internet, zines were an underground form of publishing which allowed people to connect with their communities, discuss ideas, and collaborate on writing and artwork. With the dawn of the digital age, zines have evolved with almost limitless possibilities.
All you need to make a zine is a piece of paper and something that makes a mark. They can be about anything and everything and there’s no experience necessary.
Zines help to:
Share educational resources
Build communities of care
Counter mainstream narratives
Express subcultures
Amplify radical messages
Tell stories + explore ideas
Make space for creative expression