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Sarah
Dyer Zine Collection at the Sally Bingham Center for Women's History
and Culture
(Durham,
NC) |
The Sally Bingham Center at Duke Univeristy
(Durham, NC) is actively collecting girl and women's zines and comics,
so if you'd like to preserve your zine, contact them! In 2000 they
got Saray Dyers Zine collection and have now over 1,500 issues and
nearly 1,000 titles. They also offer grants to do research there!!
http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/women/newsletter/
issue01/page4.html
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Denver
Zine Library
(US)
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The
library currently has 3,843 zines in the computer
catalog and we are still receiving donations. All of
the zines are sorted into categories and we are
working on giving each one keywords and ratings. The website http://www.denverzinelibrary.org/ has an
online catalog as well as other info about the library. Open Hours:
Saturday: 11am-7pm, Sunday: 1pm-5pm.
111 W Archer Pl.
Denver CO 80223, USA
tomatoeslove@yahoo.com
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THE
ZINE ARCHIVES & PUBLISHING PROJECT (Z.A.P.P.)
(Seatlle,
WA) |
The Zine Archives & Publishing
Project (Seatlle, WA) exists to validate independent publications
(extant and defunct, past and present), to promote the perpetuation
of the art form, and to champion freedom of speech and creative
cultural evolution. Located downstairs in the Hugo House basement
Z.A.P.P. collects zines, comics, chapbooks, pamphlets, journals,
gazettes, city papers, fan 'zines, art mags, monographs, short anthologies,
personal transmissions, and other not-so-easily classified independent
publications for preservation and display. If
you're interested in volunteering, donating a zine, or have any
questions, contact zines@hugohouse.org
for more information.
http://www.hugohouse.org/programs/zine.html
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West
Coast Zine Archive
(San
Diego, CA)
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We
are building a
West
Coast Zine Archive in Special Collections
and University Archives at SDSU, a repository for fine, unique,
and unusual books, periodicals, manuscripts, oral histories, and
other documents. The Archive's aim is to provide a protected space
for D.I.Y. collections while advancing public access to these important
works. Zines won't circulate but anyone can use the Archive. Allow
someone 100 years from now to read what life was like for YOU and
have your publication live on indefinitely. Have a look at our online
finding aid and send us your zine! We are especially interested
in the following subjects: Girls, Women, Gender issues, Feminism,
Trans, Politics, Music, Local Scenes, Alternative Culture, Popular
Culture, and Comics. Expand
access to D.I.Y. publications and promote their
preservation! Please send your inquiries and donations to:
Zine Collection
Special Collections and University Archives
Malcolm A. Love Library
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-8050
ezobl@mail.sdsu.edu
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ARCHIV
DER JUGENDKULTUREN
(Berlin) |
"Das
Berliner ARCHIV DER JUGENDKULTUREN e.V. existiert seit 1998, und es
hat sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, Zeugnisse aus und über Jugendkulturen
(Bücher, Diplomarbeiten, Medienberichte, Fanzines, Flyer, Musik
etc.) zu sammeln, auszuwerten und der Öffentlichkeit wieder zugänglich
zu machen. Das Archiv unterhält zu diesem Zweck in Berlin-Kreuzberg
eine rund 200qm umfassende Bibliothek, organisiert Fachtagungen und
Diskussionsveranstaltungen in Schulen, Firmen, Jugendklubs oder Universitäten
und gibt eine eigene Zeitschrift, das Journal der Jugendkulturen,
sowie eine eigene Buchreihe heraus, in der sowohl sachkundige WissenschaftlerInnen,
JournalistInnen u.a. als auch Szene-Angehörige zu Wort kommen.
Vereinsmitglieder erhalten sämtliche Publikationen des Archivs
kostenlos zugeschickt. Die allgemeine Nutzung des Archivs und seiner
Bibliotheksbestände ist selbstverständlich auch für
Nicht-Vereinsmitglieder kostenlos möglich."
Archiv der Jugendkulturen e.V.
Fidicinstraße 3
10965 Berlin
Tel.: 030/69 42 934
Fax: 030/69 13 016
archiv@jugendkulturen.de
Öffnungszeiten: Mo-Fr 10-18 Uhr
und nach Vereinbarung
http://www.jugendkulturen.de/
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Feministisches Archiv
(Bonn, Germany)
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A feminist archive in Germany which collects, information, posters,
books, magazines, videos but also grrrl zines. Right now they have
e.g. WIEDZMA, THE UGLY DUCKLING, IDEAS IS MATCHES, YOU & ME,
HEARTATTACK, ROTE TRÄNEN,...
FemArchiv
Wesselstr.16
53113 Bonn
Deutschland
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| AYTD
Zine resources |
A
list of zine libraries in the US.
http://www.puddingtime.com/aytd/res.html
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| Underground
Press Infoshop list |
Infoshops
and Zine libraries all over the world!
http://www.undergroundpress.org/infoshops.html
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| Chip
Rowe: Zine Libraries |
DIY
and Intistutional libraries from all over (but mostly US)! http://www.zinebook.com/resource/libes.html
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| “Libraries
Preserve the Latest Trend in Publishing: Zines” |
Article
by Ron Chepesiuk (from Chip Row’s zinebook)
http://zinebook.com/resource.html
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Independent
Publishing Resource Center
(Portland/OR)
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The
Independent Publishing Resource Center facilitates creative expression
and identity by providing individual access to the resources and
tools for the creation of independently published media and art.
The IPRC maintains a library of over 3,500 self-published and independently
produced materials. Items are available to the public for circulation
and for reference use. The library contains materials that are not
otherwise represented in public libraries and that may be lost forever
without our efforts. Located on the shelves are comics, chap books,
novels, catalogs, zines, artists' books, and more. A comprehensive
reference section includes artists books, guides, criticism, history
and how-to information available to examine and use in the library.
Additionally, all materials produced in whole or part at the IPRC
are archived as part of this collection. To search the library's
database, visit the the library search page.
IPRC Open Hours - MON: 12pm to 12am.
TUE/WED/THU: 4pm to 10pm.
FRI/SAT/SUN: 12pm to 6pm.
Contact the IPRC library at ibrary@iprc.org
http://iprc.org/ (webpage offline 22/02/2006)
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