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Details: By ZAM; Store; 24 November 2025

Glitching the Future Tote Bag.

Designed for those who carry change and the tools to create it. The Glitching the Future tote celebrates disruption, imagination, and the power to rewrite the digital world.

Details: By ZAM; Store; 24 November 2025

Glitching the Future Interactive Postcards / Zine.

A collectible set of 12 interactive postcards that together form a mini-zine, spotlighting Glitching the Future’s contributors. Each piece is an unique portal to the Glitching digital platform and its living archive.

Details: By ZAM; Store; 24 November 2025

Glitching the Future A2 Poster.

Bring Glitching the Future to life with this interactive A2 poster. Scan the QR code to access the digital platform and experience the movement beyond the print.

Details: By Pieter van der Houwen; Store; 12 September 2024

Complicit Camera

In this 256 pages book, a new ZAM publication, photographer Pieter van der Houwen shows in an appealing and accessible way, how his work often fell victim to “framing” – made to fit within a biased European “understanding” of Africa.

Details: By Zanele Muholi; Store; 15 March 2021

As a gesture of appreciation for our work, and in conjunction with the Amsterdam exhibition, Stevenson Gallery and Zanele Muholi have donated 100 special posters to ZAM. ZAM Magazine published features of Muholi's work from as early as 2007 until today.

Details: By ZAM; Store; 05 December 2023

A magazine dedicated to former ZAM co-ordinator and editor-in-chief Bart Luirink.

Details: By Femke van Zeijl; Store; 15 March 2021

Nigeria

Femke van Zeijl is de enige Nederlandse correspondent in Nigeria. Ze schrijft onder meer voor NRC Handelsblad, The New York Times en Al Jazeera.

Details: By Marcus Tebogo Desando, Panashe Chigumadzi and Jerry K.L. Afriyie; Store; 22 April 2020

Keynote speeches by Marcus Tebogo Desando, Panashe Chigumadzi and Jerry K.L. Afriyie.

Details: By Sindiso Nyoni; Store; 15 March 2021

These ten works by graphic designer and activist Sindiso Nyopni (Bulawayo, Johannesburg) are part of an exhibition at the 2022 Afrovibes Festival in the Netherlands, in October 2022. For this occasion, 10 editions of 10 prints are for sale.