Josh MacPhee

It was the autumn of 1969. Thousands of American Indians occupied the abandoned remains of Alcatraz, the federal…

“Armed with the knowledge of our past we can charter a course for our future. Only by knowing where we’ve been can…

Ferdinando Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were Italian-born anarchists who arrived in the US in 1908. Sacco was a…

In Wisconsin, Latinx workers have mobilized with the group Voces de la Frontera in order to defeat efforts to…

Part of the Pound the Pavement zine series, this edition features 80 logos, icons, and designs from the golden age of…

Inspiring, informative, and diverse, this book is a rare look at the intersection of art and anarchism. It touches on a…

If you want to punch Nazis in the face but physical confrontation makes you vomit, then this zine is definitely for you!…

Josh MacPhee's remarkable rendering of John Brown is here!  A Celebrate People's History classic, this poster features…

In July, 1936, soon after General Franco's fascist troops revolted against the Spanish Republic, Buenaventura Durruti…

A booklet of over 50 design examples from Palestinian vinyl records, highlighting the typography, graphics, photography,…

This artist book has been a labor of love—being a lover of books, I’m always surrounded by publisher’s logos.…

"What I am trying to say is this: The revolution is made by ordinary people, not by angels, made by people from all…

With information on 750 record labels that put out records with political content from the 1960's through the 1980's,…

Mobile Print Power is an immigrant youth-led mobile screenprinting project based in Queens, NY. For this project they…

San Francisco 1966: Transwomen and drag queens working in the Tenderloin district of San Fransisco often took refuge in…

In 1993, the guerilla group the Red Army Faction bombed the construction site of a new super maximum security prison in…

In the late 90s, artist and printer Josh MacPhee found a 1970s-era anti-colonial pamphlet with a compelling cover about…

"If all the lonely books got together and formed a union, would they still be lonely?" asks Josh MacPhee in this…

Harry Hay composed the first manifesto of the American Gay Rights Movement in 1948. “We know how to live through their…

Once a simple newsletter, this is now a showcase of some of the best new anarchist writing about theory, history, and…

A mashup of fifty vintage posters, flyers, and art made in support of political prisoner Leonard Peltier.... who is…

Pound the Pavement #18 is a retrospection of the God Bless Graffiti Coalition, Inc. From it's founding in 2000 in…

The Rani of Jhansi was born in 1828 and her early education was unusual for girls at the time: wrestling, swordfighting,…