Issue No. 7: QUAR + TIME Now available online!
Our first digital issue is designed to print-at-home so that you may display the zine in tiles, unbound, on your stay-at-home wall.
Keynote, A Punk Chain by Fred Sasaki
DUM DUM Zine is back after our Issue No. 3 release with a little April Fool's Day nightcap, featuring a punk chain by the inimitable Fred Sasaki.
PUNKS & Scholars: Official Party Photos
Oh what a DUM night. Photos by AlextheBrown! For even more photos, check out L.A. Record's LIVE REVIEW, and Summer Fun Time Society Photo Booth Pix (by Christina "Yo Teach" Nersesian).
Tonight’s the night to Get DUM!
GET DUM with us tonight; check out our Facebook invite. It all kicks off at 7pm with a DJ, readings at 7:30, and the first band at 8:15. See you on the flipside, Dummy.
Brute Forcing Damien Hirst by Absis Minas
This contract comes to you from Issue 3 contributor Absis Minas, whose piece "Conversation about Pies, War & Suicide" appears in PUNKS & Scholars. The punks in us had to post this after having spent 4 days straight tabling oh so scholarly at MoCA last week.
Issue 3 Flyer Contest Winners!
Friday, February 8, 2013
Each day since our debut at LA Art Book Fair, we've been posting "Letters from our Objects," wherein we ask the creators of our Issue 3 objects to comment on their contribution to the zine. With only a day left until our festival-sized release party at Echo Country Outpost, we now give you...
Letters from our Objects: Talking Hues
Rebekah Weikel is a publisher and project curator. She operates Penny-Ante Editions out of Los Angeles, and her contribution to DUM DUM Issue No. 3 is this lovely cassette recording.
Letters from our Objects: Palm Readings
An Angelino artist with an eye for architecture and design, Pedro has been part of the DUM DUM initiative since inception. Plus we’ve been in love with his photo collection + caption series entitled Palm Readings, so we asked him to design an object from his year-long journey of documenting palm trees using only a handful of...
Dum Dum Pops: Hannah K. Lee’s Wrapper Collection
Each copy of DUM DUM Issue No. 3 comes with a Dum Dum Pop inside. The raddest coincidence ever, since we recently discovered that our official logo illustrator, Hannah K. Lee, collects wrappers! Here's a slideshow of her scans.
Letters from our Objects: Talking About Art While Pooping
Poop and Art?! Our friend and artist Suzanne Oshinsky's been asking people to talk about their bathroom art for her contribution to Issue 3, Talking About Art While Pooping. An interview series that asks people to discuss the way in which they curate their bathroom is exactly the kind of low and high brow...
Photos from our LAABF Afterparty at Mandrake
We guess we had some swagger last week, being invited to throw together an afterparty for the ultra arty LA Art Book Fair at Mandrake Bar and getting the whole shebang previewed on LAist. But as you'll see in the gallery below, there was NO DANCING ALLOWED.
Letters from our Objects: Literary Matchbooks
As you know, our 3rd issue PUNKS & Scholars publishes a mash-up of experimental writing as well as literary and curio objects. We first met Adam at Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair last September. We had a major design crush on him from his cheeky, sentimental art objects on the Internet, and watched as he...
Issue No. 3: First preview
Issue 3 debuts today at LA Art Book Fair! DUM DUM will be teasing you a bit each day (starting now!) in anticipation for our upcoming release February 9th.