Ping: Visual Anthropology Zine
A raw zine of collaged fragments mapping my first weeks in Atlanta—porch steps in sunlight, hurried MARTA taps, late-night talks, and the uneasy comfort of new streets. Receipts, torn photos, scribbles, and layered textures trace the city’s rhythms and the awkward, hopeful work of becoming home. Imperfect and patchwork, a keepsake of the small, strange moments that made Atlanta feel mine.
Liberation Gardens Zines
Commission for the Liberation Gardens (Atlanta) offers accessible, practical resources for residents who received gardening services. Materials include step-by-step guides, seasonal calendars, tool basics, and troubleshooting tailored to Atlanta’s urban climate—covering soil health, watering, pest/disease ID, pruning, harvesting, and low-cost solutions. For new and experienced gardeners, resources emphasize sustainability, food sovereignty, and reclaiming green spaces. Ideal for a zine, they help gardens thrive long after installation.
