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WORKSHOP INFO
Learn about the basics of zinemaking!
Have you ever wanted to create your own zine?
Zines are an art form of self-publishing for expressing one's creative nature, amplifying marginalized voices, sharing thoughts and ideas, and building communities.
Join us to explore the world of zine-making in this introductory workshop. You'll learn about what a zine is, zine subcultures, methods for creating content, as well as how to share. At the end of the workshop, you’ll take away your own mini-zine.
LENGTH: 90 mins
LOCATION: Zoom
WHAT YOU'LL TAKE AWAY
Context and history of zines
Knowledge of tools and materials for making zines
Generate ideas for content
Various binding techniques to create zines
Ways to share
Downloadable Zine 101 Guide
An 8-panel zine made by you!
REQUIRED MATERIALS
Pen/pencil
Paper
Optional: The following items are not necessary, however, participants may utilize readily available materials from around your home such as markers, pencil crayons, watercolours, glue, tape, printed images, scissors, magazine cut-outs, newspaper, pages from old books, ephemera, etc.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
No experience required! This is an interactive online workshop and demo that is open to all levels. However, you must be comfortable using Zoom. There will be an opportunity to collaborate with other participants, ask questions and share your work!
ARTIST FACILITATOR
Part of the Possible Worlds team, Isabella Di Stefano is a multidisciplinary artist currently based in Ottawa. She studied Fine Art at the University of Guelph and is now continuing studies as a teacher candidate at the University of Ottawa, pursuing a Bachelor of Education in Studio Art. She works primarily in collage, painting and printmaking. She has a wealth of experience facilitating workshops in which she fosters an accepting and encouraging community. She hopes to inspire others through collaborative learning and wants to devote her practice to making art accessible.
WORKSHOP FEE
To make this workshop as accessible as possible and to increase opportunities for those who have historically been underrepresented in the arts, we're offering different options of participation fees. The amount you choose to pay goes to our facilitators and operating the space.
Option 1: $15 CAD
Option 2: $25 CAD
Option 3: $35 CAD
NEXT STEPS
After you register, you'll get an email confirming your payment and therefore your registration.
Look out for a second e-mail from us, approximately 5-10 days before the workshop, reminding you about the upcoming workshop + important preparation information (make sure to check your spam/junk folder). If you do not receive this second e-mail, don't hesitate to e-mail us indicating so.
TERMS OF SERVICE AND CANCELLATION POLICY
Spots are non-refundable. By purchasing a spot or having someone purchase a spot for you, you also agree to our terms of service and cancellation policy.
Please note – You must be 18 years or older to take part in a workshop. If you wish to enroll someone under 18 years old please contact our studio to discuss.
GROUP BOOKINGS OR PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
Dates don’t fit your schedule? Want to organize a group workshop? Prefer to learn one-on-one? Contact us.