A Low Hum - The Art of A Low Hum (Book)
A Low Hum Celebrates 25 Years Of Art And Independent Creativity With New Book Trilogy!
After 25 years of ground-breaking events and iconic design, Ian Jorgensen and A Low Hum unveils a long-awaited tribute to its vibrant legacy: a trio of visually stunning books that capture the spirit of the New Zealand underground scene.
Leading the release is The Art of A Low Hum, a beautifully presented 300 page hardcover art book showcasing 270 different artworks by 105 unique artists. Showcasing artwork from hundreds of A Low Hum shows over the last quarter-century, this visual archive offers a nostalgic journey through the evolution of independent music, gig posters, and design culture. Accompanying the art are anecdotes and insight from Ian Jorgensen (Blink) of A Low Hum.
Complementing this retrospective are two additional titles:
– We Made That: A celebration of the ‘renegade art’ born at Camp A Low Hum, this book chronicles the creative chaos of camp culture. It features attendee-made posters for unofficial performances, quirky notes taped around the venue – from invitations to Snap tournaments and Magic games, to lost-and-found messages, comics, poetry, and even DIY radio shows. It also includes attendee-designed DVD covers for the legendary Camp 2007 Movie.
– The Art of A Low Hum Colouring Book features curated selection of 50 standout posters presented as an immersive colouring experience. Equal parts collectible and creative outlet, this book invites fans to reinterpret iconic designs in their own style.
Three special books released by A Low Hum track the comissioned, and non-commissioned art, produced by artists and the music community over the past 25 years of A Low Hum events, tours, anti-festivals and projects.
A Low Hum Celebrates 25 Years Of Art And Independent Creativity With New Book Trilogy!
After 25 years of ground-breaking events and iconic design, Ian Jorgensen and A Low Hum unveils a long-awaited tribute to its vibrant legacy: a trio of visually stunning books that capture the spirit of the New Zealand underground scene.
Leading the release is The Art of A Low Hum, a beautifully presented 300 page hardcover art book showcasing 270 different artworks by 105 unique artists. Showcasing artwork from hundreds of A Low Hum shows over the last quarter-century, this visual archive offers a nostalgic journey through the evolution of independent music, gig posters, and design culture. Accompanying the art are anecdotes and insight from Ian Jorgensen (Blink) of A Low Hum.
Complementing this retrospective are two additional titles:
– We Made That: A celebration of the ‘renegade art’ born at Camp A Low Hum, this book chronicles the creative chaos of camp culture. It features attendee-made posters for unofficial performances, quirky notes taped around the venue – from invitations to Snap tournaments and Magic games, to lost-and-found messages, comics, poetry, and even DIY radio shows. It also includes attendee-designed DVD covers for the legendary Camp 2007 Movie.
– The Art of A Low Hum Colouring Book features curated selection of 50 standout posters presented as an immersive colouring experience. Equal parts collectible and creative outlet, this book invites fans to reinterpret iconic designs in their own style.
Three special books released by A Low Hum track the comissioned, and non-commissioned art, produced by artists and the music community over the past 25 years of A Low Hum events, tours, anti-festivals and projects.