It’s hard to pin down what exactly makes Revolutionaries such a captivating little booklet, but here in all its glory is a time capsule of vivid photos from 1960s radicalism—from the Black Panthers to the Weather Underground to the gay rights movement—all hand cut and pasted together in DIY zine fashion. Far from a piece of 60s nostalgia, Revolutionaries mixes famous reprints with more obscure imagery, and is offset by handset text that rings with a renewed sense of urgency for our troubled times. All told, Revolutionaries forms a captivating snapshot of the spirit and rawness of the 1960s: part coffee-table book, part bathroom reading, ALL essential people’s history.

Dominic has been collecting historic photos of radical movements and pasting them together with sticky lettered captions as long as I can remember. This is a new, huge collection of his work - from student movements, to the Black Panthers, to the Weather Underground, to the feminist movement, standing up against police brutality, Abbie Hoffman quotes, the anti-war movement in Vietnam and beyond, unarresting tactics, The Diggers, The Chicago 8, The Cantonville 9, The Yippies, and much much more. A crucial resource book and conversation piece for your kitchen table.