Plazm Magazine: Documenting Creative Culture Since 1991
Plazm is a magazine of design, art, and culture with worldwide distribution. Founded by artists as a creative resource, the magazine is now published by the nonprofit New Oregon Arts & Letters.Order Plazm #30 now.

Artwork by Joshua Berger ©2005, silkscreen + monoprint, edition of 5.
Published in Plazm #29.

Whipper Snapper Nerd
Hand writing is excerpted from writings by John McKenzie which first appeared in Whipper Snapper Nerd a magazine produced by Harrell Fletcher and Elizabeth Meyer of work by students from Creativity Explored, a non-profit art center for developmentally disabled adults in San Francisco.View art >>
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