Artists' books are a platform for personal expression created without censorship or outside influence. They are a medium of expression that employs the structure of a book as an inspiration while challenging the conventional contents of a printed volume. Artists' books are produced in limited numbers and are classified as works of art, typically produced by a single creator. The Artists' Book Collection features books from the 1970s to present day.
A feminist zine by Kathleen Hanna, lead singer of the punk band Bikini Kill. Topics addressed include "fat oppression and fat liberation," the band Tribe 8, sexuality, rape, and punk music.
A feminist zine by "Sarah" featuring an article by Erika Reinstein and art by Jenny Katsenios. Themes explored include how regionalism and family affect identity, classist aspects of the riot grrrl movement, confronting privilege, shame, and sexuality.
