Magazine cover for Scene Zine Volume 1 featuring a black-and-white close-up portrait of a woman, with text about the Summer of Love, 1967, and violence on Haight Street.
Magazine-style poster featuring a 1967 East Village Other newspaper cover about a riot, alongside text discussing the Summer of Love and hippie-era unrest, with B Scene zine credits, Cancer horoscope, QR code, and payment information.
Article titled “The Sketchy Delphine Le Goff” featuring colorful hand-drawn New York City streetscapes, traffic lights, blooming trees, storefronts, apartment buildings, and an open-streets barricade.
Photo portfolio page featuring abstract, high-contrast New York City architecture, including a rooftop cross, geometric red facade, dark building silhouettes, and sunlit yellow walls against blue skies.
Promotional poster for I Quit Calls It Quits, featuring four musicians with acoustic guitars in a practice room and a vintage I Quit and BSZine concert flyer.
Drink guide featuring a red wine sangria splash, white wine in a tilted glass, a lime cocktail, and beverage-related text and album artwork.
Graphic titled “Six Tracks for a Very Six Summer” featuring a creamsicle cocktail, Firefly Funk album artwork, a Boddington’s ale, The Troggs Early Recordings cover, a beer splash, and Demi Lovato’s Confident cover with summer music recommendations.
Infographic titled “1967: A Summer of Love?” about violent crime in New York’s East Village, featuring portraits of Linda Fitzpatrick and James “Groovy” Hutchinson, police escorting a hippie, and explanatory text about their murders and the end of th
Black-and-white photo of a police officer standing among hippies in an East Village park, with Abbie Hoffman visible in a striped shirt.
Black-and-white photos of 1967 East Village Memorial Day riot, showing police escorting a woman and officers confronting a large crowd.
Collage featuring a 1967 Newsweek cover and spread about “Trouble in Hippieland,” with photographs of hippies and text about the Groovy murders in New York’s East Village.
Soiree Henzo promotional poster featuring event founder Jake Henzo, nightlife gathering photos, and text about multimedia artist events in New York City.
Subterra Groove Bazaar promotional poster featuring live musicians performing onstage, with event description and a singer at a microphone in a colorful underground music venue.
Article graphic titled “La Sala de Pepe’s Legends of the LES,” featuring women in vibrant pink and purple dresses dancing through a chain-link walkway alongside text about Lower East Side community leaders and arts organizations.
Portrait of Gina Gruz in front of a dark wooden door, overlaid with the title “AVE B” and a poem about guitars and Alphabet City.
BSCENE ZINE Volume 1, Issue 9, August 2002 cover featuring a smiling woman in a polka-dot skirt pulling a bright pink shopping cart against a concrete wall