Here’s a list of zine and DIY events coming up in the UK.
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Ever wondered how a magazine is put together? Venture behind the scenes of Art Gym’s legacy zine and become an editor for the day. Learning how words and design can combine to make good visual journalism, you’ll work as part of an editorial team to tell the story of Art Gym with Tate Collective Liverpool […]
April’s Late at Tate Britain is themed around Tracey Emin’s artwork My Bed. When this artwork was first exhibited in 1999 it caused a public outcry. How could an unmade bed be art? There’s a soiled bedsheet with various bits and pieces scattered around including condoms, dirty knickers, empty vodka bottles and cigarette packets. Controversial like many […]
We are hosting a zine fair at The Shacklewell Arms to showcase the gals and guys of independant publishing, featuring a panel discussion + live music! //DOORS @ 1pm\\ 1pm-3pm *Cosmic Strip (DJ Set)* 3pm-4pm *PANEL DISCUSSION* Hosted by SISTER EIC Beccy Hill: Angel Rose - Sick Bag www.mynameisangelrose.com/ Liv Siddall - Rough Trade Magazine […]
BOOKING REQUIRED Tuesday 5 April 2016, Ages 8 - 12, 1pm-4pm Come and get inspired by our latest exhibition and create your own Zines (small comic books). Learn how to do your own Block prints, Collages and bookbinding!
BOOKING REQUIRED Wednesday 6 April 2016 Ages 13 - 19, 1pm-4pm Come and get inspired by our latest exhibition and create your own Zines (small comic books). Learn how to do your own Block prints, Collages and bookbinding!
Right to the Bone is a poster zine visually celebrating urban New York and its skate culture. The zine was shot on film by sports photographer Steph Jed and compiled into visual spreads by graphic designer Rose Nordin. Steph and Rose are full time freelance practitioners who shoot, design, skate and eat nachos together in […]
> Nineties and noughties pop music downstairs > Playstation games (TBA) and DANCE MAT upstairs > Prizes for high scores + raffle! > Copies of Memory Card zine available for the first time > Pizza by Pizzafaced available at the bar > Basically your 2002 school disco + your 8th birthday sleepover all rolled into […]
Julie Gough is a graphic designer, illustrator and art teacher based in Bristol. Her Illustrated Women in History series began after the news broke about a Jack the Ripper museum in London which was due to open. The museum had been granted permission to open in order to celebrate women in history, and to have […]
GIRL GANG Sheffield presents: ♥ ♥ RIOT PARTY & ZINE #2 LAUNCH ♥ ♥ April 9th is a magical day for so many reasons, but mainly because it's International Riot Grrrl day! So we're celebrating with a special event to kick off our RIOT month in the lead up to our next Girl Gang Screening […]
Pop down to East Village for an arty drink, dance and a mingle Featuring a selection of zines from LCA students across Graphic Design, Illustration, Fine Art, Visual Communication and Printed Textiles (SOME will be on sale) Exhibitors: (TBA) Expect funky tunes c/o Elliott Walker Private event from 6pm-8pm; 8pm onwards it's open to the […]
**PAY WHAT YOU WANT!** **SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES / COMPLETE BEGINNERS** ** Drop in any time between 12 - 4pm on Saturday16 April at the Moor Theatre Deli ** After the stomping success of the last screen printing workshop, Sheffield Steel Rollergirls and Edge Of The Universe Printing Press have teamed up to bring you […]
The 8th Bristol Anarchist Bookfair - Building An Anarchist Future - at Trinity Centre, Trinity Rd, Bristol BS2 0NW, with the Radical History Zone just 5 minutes down the road at Hydra Bookshop. You are all invited to Bristol & the south west's largest explicitly radical political event! Entry is free/donations welcome. Expect 60+ tables […]
Sheffield Zine Fest 2016 will be held on Saturday 30 April 2016, 11am – 4pm, and we’re at the Hallam Hubs, just up the hill from the railway station on Awesome Street, Sheffield! This year we are linking with Sheffield Hallam University Student Union LGBT Liberation Group as part of the Year of Making. It’s […]
GRRRL STUFF is a drop-in workshop for girls aged 8-16. Led by Trudi Lang, the workshop encompasses all things DIY, including zine and badge making, all with a healthy dose of body positivity and loads of energy to harness your inner riot grrrl. There will be loads to make and take home, and all abilities […]
Sounds From the Other City festival (SFTOC) is a celebration of new music and performance, uniting the cream of the national and international scene with some of the city’s finest independent promoters, collectives and club nights. Happening regularly on the May Day Bank Holiday each year along the Chapel St corridor of the historic city of […]
GZF's bread and butter, the zine fair takes place on 1 May with loads of incredible people selling their self-published work. Come on down for great tunes, great chat, and obviously the best zines around.