Zines – Chinese American Museum, Los Angeles
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Zines – Chinese American Museum, Los Angeles
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Zines are self-published literature containing original and appropriated content that are reproduced by conventional printing such as Xeroxing or Risograph duplication or by artful methods such as letterpress or silk-screening. Available for download are electronic versions of the zines published by the Chinese American Museum.
Physical copies of these zines can be printed and shipped to you at no cost. For more information, contact info@camla.org.
Collective Resilience: Asian American Artists Honoring Our Community’s Strength and Unity
Published in conjunction with the exhibition
Collective Resilience: Asian American Artists Honoring Our Community’s Strength and Unity
, the zine highlights seven artists whose murals were featured in the exhibit alongside letters from the community. Download and view the zine
here
.
The zine debuted at our Collective Resilience Zine Fest 2022 where we brought artists together to share their work centered around AAPI culture, history, and identity. The festival featured interactive workshops for all ages and gave guests the opportunity to purchase zines and art directly from these local artists. Click
here
to learn more about the festival and the participating artists.
Published June 4, 2022.
Don’t Believe the Hype: Asian Americans in Hip Hop
Published in conjunction with the exhibition
Don’t Believe the Hype: LA Asian Americans in Hip Hop
, the zine includes essays, interviews with artist SWANK and Daryl Chou (Firecracker co-founder / producer), a timeline of Asian American MCs and DJs, educational activities, and commissioned illustrations by Brenda Chi, Kenny Kong, Lorna Xu, and Andy Yoon. Zine team includes Ninochka McTaggart (co-curator), CAM staff: Kenneth Chan, Janelle Sanglang, and Hannah Yang (zine coordinator & design), and Getty MUI intern Emily Gao. Download the zine
here
.
Published August 23, 2018.
Roots: Asian American Movements in Los Angeles
Published in conjunction with the exhibition
Roots: Asian American Movements 1968-80s.
Compiled by Getty MUI intern Pamela Ng. Download the zine
here
.
Published January 19, 2017.
The Museum
Mission and History
Fact Sheet
The Building
Opportunities
Board of Directors, Advisory Council, and General Counsel
Staff
Contact Us
Visit
Location
Contact Info
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Admission
Driving Directions
Parking/Map
Guided Tours
Museum Policies
Exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Collections
Events
Upcoming Events
Annual Historymakers Awards Gala
2026 Chinese New Year Banquet
Past Events
Education
Overview
Guided School Tours
Zines
Resources
Chinese Exclusion Act
At-Home Activities
Support CAM
Membership
Giving Opportunities
Volunteer
Docent
Top 8 Ways
Donate Now
Media / Press
CAM in the News
YouTube
Education
Overview
Guided School Tours
Zines
Resources
Chinese Exclusion Act
At-Home Activities
Zines
Zines are self-published literature containing original and appropriated content that are reproduced by conventional printing such as Xeroxing or Risograph duplication or by artful methods such as letterpress or silk-screening. Available for download are electronic versions of the zines published by the Chinese American Museum.
Physical copies of these zines can be printed and shipped to you at no cost. For more information, contact info@camla.org.
Collective Resilience: Asian American Artists Honoring Our Community’s Strength and Unity
Published in conjunction with the exhibition
Collective Resilience: Asian American Artists Honoring Our Community’s Strength and Unity
, the zine highlights seven artists whose murals were featured in the exhibit alongside letters from the community. Download and view the zine
here
.
The zine debuted at our Collective Resilience Zine Fest 2022 where we brought artists together to share their work centered around AAPI culture, history, and identity. The festival featured interactive workshops for all ages and gave guests the opportunity to purchase zines and art directly from these local artists. Click
here
to learn more about the festival and the participating artists.
Published June 4, 2022.
Don’t Believe the Hype: Asian Americans in Hip Hop
Published in conjunction with the exhibition
Don’t Believe the Hype: LA Asian Americans in Hip Hop
, the zine includes essays, interviews with artist SWANK and Daryl Chou (Firecracker co-founder / producer), a timeline of Asian American MCs and DJs, educational activities, and commissioned illustrations by Brenda Chi, Kenny Kong, Lorna Xu, and Andy Yoon. Zine team includes Ninochka McTaggart (co-curator), CAM staff: Kenneth Chan, Janelle Sanglang, and Hannah Yang (zine coordinator & design), and Getty MUI intern Emily Gao. Download the zine
here
.
Published August 23, 2018.
Roots: Asian American Movements in Los Angeles
Published in conjunction with the exhibition
Roots: Asian American Movements 1968-80s.
Compiled by Getty MUI intern Pamela Ng. Download the zine
here
.
Published January 19, 2017.