Detroit Industry Murals at the DIA inspires DIA Workers United
VIA Isabella Segalovich
VIA Isabella Segalovich
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Developed in the 1870s, the Hectograph (also spelled Hektograph) was an early document copying process which used a tray of gelatine to transfer ink from a master sheet onto copy…
“The people at the ‘bottom’ are also very important and all deserve to be getting a living wage,” said one of the workers.
Widely used throughout the 20th Century by schools, churches, fan clubs, and other small organizations, Spirit Duplicators or "Ditto" machines allowed small runs of documents to be copied cheaply and…
Do it yourself, Koreangry zine featuring Gina Kim
Dive into the enigmatic depths of the human psyche and witness a transformation of emotions through the mesmerising illustrations in 'Tiptoes'. Created by the talented artist Charlotte Rose, this zine…
from a single sheet of paper