Hatch Zine Fest 17
TABLE APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED!
COMMUNAL TABLE STILL AVAILABLE!
Here at Hatch we are big fans of zines, so we have decided to start running a Zine Fest! Come along and grab some great work from Gray’s School of Art students and other creative talent!
Hatch Zine Fest 17 will take place on Saturday April 15th from 11:00am – 5:00pm. There will also be a little something something opening on the 14th and running alongside the Zine Fest, more info on that soon 😉
If you are interested in selling work at Hatch Zine Fest 17 simply drop us a message on the Hatch main page:
https://www.facebook.com/
When applying for a table if you could give us a link to your work and indicate which size of table you would be looking to use.
There are two sizes of table to apply for:
Small 4′ Table = £10
Large 8′ Table = £15
Sell work as part of Communal Table (If you have smaller batches of work) = £5
We look forward to seeing you all at Hatch Zine Fest 17!
Risographic Zine Workshop with Katie Guthrie
Free taster workshop with Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums at Seventeen
No previous printing experience necessary. Age 13 +
This workshop will allow participants to learn how to design and print a DIY Fanzine for a real or imagined band using the versatile Risographic print technique. Seventeen was previously One Up Records, a much loved part of the Aberdeen music scene and the perfect venue to host Record Store, an exhibition featuring 36 Scottish artists who have created 12“records for their own fictional bands, displayed along with 7” singles, posters and merchandise.
Participants can bring something with them like a favourite ‘album’, ‘CD’ or ‘cassette tape’ cover or use the Record Store exhibition as inspiration.
Zine Workshop with HATCH
The workshop will teach people how to make a small eight-page A7 zine, which can be folded out to display a large two-colour screenprinted A4 poster based on a number of preset designs. Participant will choose from a selection of papers, print a poster onto one side, then fold and cut the poster so that it can be folded down into a zine, the topic of which can be anything they want. By the end of the workshop, participants will have a good beginner’s knowledge on what goes into screenprinting and its advantages and disadvantages, as well as a one-off unique zine/poster which they can take home and display.
Who is it suitable for – ages 16-25 years