Poster for The 90s zine featuring Iggy Pop, with details about Avenue B, exclusive photos, and February 2022 issue information
B Scene zine page titled “Iggy’s Ave B,” featuring a 1990s East Village essay, illustrated table of contents, credits, horoscope, and donation QR code.
Collage of photos from ScenenZine Launch Party III featuring photographer David Godlis with a group of artists and attendees
Magazine page about Iggy Pop’s 1979 Hurrah performance, featuring two black-and-white concert photos and a setlist.
Iggy Pop holding a beer at 7B Horseshoe Bar, with an article about the New York City rock bar and its celebrity patrons.
Black-and-white publicity portrait of Iggy Pop with long hair and a serious expression, promoting his 1999 album Avenue B.
Magazine article titled “Iggy Pop on Avenue B,” featuring two stills of Iggy Pop walking through New York City’s Alphabet City.
Then-and-now photos of a Lower East Side storefront on Avenue B, formerly Life Café and now a restaurant, with a caption linking the café to Broadway’s Rent musical.
Historic and modern views of Life Café in New York City, including Jonathan Larson’s former hangout and the café’s current Maiden Lane storefront.
Magazine page titled “The 90s Zine Scene,” featuring an article about underground zines and a collage of vintage punk, fetish, and alternative publications.
B Scene Zine feature promoting the Listen and Launch party at Lucky Ren, with photos of signed album artwork and attendees at the Seattle music event.
Sinead O’Connor tears a photo of Pope John Paul II during a 1992 Saturday Night Live performance, with explanatory text about the protest.
Jo “Boobs” Weldon, a red-haired burlesque performer, poses in a dramatic leopard-print gown on a Jo Boobs Weldon feature page.
KARMA art gallery exhibition collage featuring paintings, artist portraits, and listings for Space776 shows in New York City.
Arts exhibition guide featuring gallery listings for Andrea McGinty, Van Der Plas Gallery, Hiejin Yoo, and Jordan Strafer, with artwork images and New York City addresses.
Scienezine.com promotional poster with green binary-code background, event information, QR code, colorful heart graffiti, and Venmo donation appeal.