Finally! A new issue of Cut and Paint, the stencil template zine!!!! This one is super beautiful with an offset printed cover and blue ink inside! Stencils about bikes, land use, gender, gentrification, and a bunch of other topics. There's a couple pages of spreads of stencils from around the world. And a fascinating article about making stencils with moss, and another one about making nano-stencils the size of a human hair!

Colin impresses me with his use of images to convey meaning and feeling. He reflects a lot on the struggles of the factory workers in his native town in Wisconsin. Tyson Chicken seems to control the economy there and he documents a worker's strike in detail - connecting his interest in radical struggles to the way that the workers organized to his interest in animals and animal rights. He also discusses in detail the seemingly contradictary actions of the strikers - shouting racial slurs, being disrespectful to women, and his feelings and disheartedness about these actions. Highly recommended to people interested in labor or art.

Colin impresses me with his use of images to convey meaning and feeling. He reflects a lot on the struggles and expressions of the space that he occupies. This issue focuses on everyday transactions in business, leisure, and warfare and features contributions by Jesse Connor, Erik Ruin, K.F. Sanders, Matt Sesow, Nicolas Lampert, Josh Macphee, Brandon Bauer. The imagery is stunning and tasteful with some minimal text accompaniment every few pages. Highly recommended to people interested in labor or art.

Stunning portrait of the greatest boxer of all time, this one focusing on his refusal to fight in the Vietnam War.

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