[BlackMass Publishing artists' books]

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Hassan, Yusuf Amir

Sorrell, Kwame, 1990-

Omari, Kwamé.

Neal, Larry, 1937-1981

BlackMass Publishing, publisher.

Local Philadelphia: Ulises Bookstore Collection (University of Pennsylvania) |5 PU

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Artists' books--Specimens.

Artists' books.

African Americans--History--Miscellanea.

African Americans.

Genre:

Artists' books.

Zines.

Physical Description:

30 volumes : illustrations ; 14-30 cm.

Place of Publication:

Jamaica, N.Y. : BlackMass Publishing, [2020-2024]

Contents:

[Untitled, collection of photos of Black Muslims]

Don Cherry [discography 1958-1994]

[Ornette Coleman discography 1958-2015]

Moving tides

Jack Johnson

Jazz glossary

[Masjid fes] / [Kwamé Sorrell]

Study on Asante traditional buildings

Cecil Taylor-Free improvisation #3 Min Tanaka- The rite of spring

Je suis en face

BMP staff paper [10 blank pages of music staff paper in brown paper bag]

Coltrane live at Birdland Jazz Club 1963

Thelonius Monk

African pottery forming and firing / [Kwamé Sorrell]

Story in Harlem slang [reprinted from Zora Neale Hurston: novels and stories, The Library of America, 1995]

Interview with Amiri Baraka [conducted for Eyes on the Prize II]

In the other's language : Jacques Derrida interviews Ornette Coleman, 23 June 1997

[Yusuf Hassan and the National University Libray of Kosovo "Pjeter Bogdani" : publication composed on site from the library's archive of newspaper clippings]

Auditory terms / Kwamé Omari

Auditory terms [spiral-bound] / Kwamé Omari

Julius Eastman

"The dread affair" "Inna Liverpool" "A rasta time in Palestine"

Flying punks

Rev. Noah Davis

Tommy Ladnier

Rahsaan Roland Kirk

Sonny Rollins

Middle passage and after / Larry Neal

Henry Sylvester Williams (1869-1911)

Russell Atkins.

Notes:

Title supplied by cataloger.

Collection of 30 zines published between 2020 and 2024 by BlackMass Publishing on subjects of black history relating to politics, jazz, religion, architecture and other themes.

"BlackMass Publishing, founded in 2019, is a New York-based collective and independent press that promotes the work of Black artists and 'represents' them through 'publishing activities' such as zines"-- cyro space website. https://www.cyro-space.com/en/post/interview-yusuf-hassan-from-blackmass-publishing_english-edition-1

Yusuf Hassan is the founder of BlackMass Publishing and creator of many of the uncredited zines.

Issued in archival storage box.

OCLC:

1503675201