Yesterday there was much to see and hear at the 8-BALL ZINE FAIR, which took place in Manhattan's Koreatown. The fair featured some of the finest art publishers around––Dashwood, Ed Varie, Études, Horses Think, Hamburger Eyes, Sems, Jason Polan, Swill Children, No Work, Hassla, Pau Wau, Peradam, Toilet Paper Mag, and more––as well as a video installation by Bill Strobeck, a zine set curated by Lele Saveri, and DJ sets by Radio Lily, Fuck This Life, and J.R. A spiritual healing mini-zine by Tim Maia's congregation (Maia was a great Brazilian singer of the 60s and 80s) at the Luaka Bop table is just one example of the strange and rather exotic publications available at the event. Have a look at our finds below.
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The fair's poster by Fuck This Life
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Richard Kern flipping through some zines
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Zine of Richard's work
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Peter Sutherland's publication (left)
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Peter's blankets
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Tim Maia fan art at the Luaka Bop table
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The Wormholes zine at Hamburger Eyes
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Photo by Ed Templeton taken from his car
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Flipping through the Germs zine at Horses Think
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Études books
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Jen in Top magazine
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David Benjamin Sherry interview in Top
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Still House in Top
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The fair's poster by Fuck This Life
Richard Kern flipping through some zines
Zine of Richard's work
Peter Sutherland's publication (left)
Peter's blankets
Tim Maia fan art at the Luaka Bop table
The Wormholes zine at Hamburger Eyes
Photo by Ed Templeton taken from his car
Flipping through the Germs zine at Horses Think
Études books
Jen in Top magazine
David Benjamin Sherry interview in Top
Still House in Top
