Join us for the launch of KNOT JUST HAIR, a zine by Lizzie Edoh Eidson.

ONLINE

Join Mel Grant and Nicola Cook from Wellcome Collection, London, to hear about their growing zine collection broadly themed around health, and new display Zines Forever! DIY Publications and Disability Justice, which runs until 14 September.

Using gathered materials like redundant packaging, printed papers and recyclable art paper, participants will learn how to recycle fibres and form new papers, perhaps for drawing, hand printing or to use as covers for limited edition paper publications.

ONLINE

Art practioner and youth worker Meera Shakti Osborne shares insights into archiving unruly histories in this online talk. We will think together about the impulse to archive, questioning the process and reflecting on ways of recording and sharing. Meera will share audio samples from the

Join award-winning novelist, short story writer and screenwriter Rachelle Atalla for an in-person workshop exploring the art, breadth and beauty of speculative fiction.

ONLINE

The event will bring together speakers - Armine Karapetyan, Maria Zakaryan and Arpi Balyan - from FemLibrary (Yerevan, Armenia) to discuss feminist organising, queer resistance, and zine culture.

Join us for a special workshop exploring the connections between creativity, language, and nature through the art of zine-making. Gaelic culture, language and identity is deeply rooted in landscapes, wildlife, and other natural elements. We’ll express our own interpretations of this connection by creating zines using the accessible medium of collage.

Spend the evening trading physical media with each other, and creating mini-zines to take home with you – our very own pick and mix

In this zine-making workshop, we’ll explore fleeting wanderlust through the art of collage.

Join MUCK to co-create habitats for unruly critters in a playful exploration of symbiosis, shapeshifting, and convergence.

Join us for the second in a 3 part series with Glasgow Housing Struggle Archive. In our second workshop, we will look at how to digitize and preserve material records of our struggles (articles, leaflets, posters, badges, speeches), with an opportunity to get hands-on experience with digital photography and flatbed scanners.

Join us for the launch of Decolonising The Outdoors, a zine by Aileen Angsutorn Lees.

ONLINE

This talk assess the ways researchers of all stripes can use zines to better communicate with the public and each other. Part memoir, part manifesto, it lays out a series of arguments and ideas about the value of print and DIY publishing for sharing information, catalyzing conversations, and building community.

IN PERSON

Create your own zine exploring the legacy of Gaelic placenames and how they can help us to understand climate change.

Calling trade unionists and tenant union members with a story to tell! Join us for the first in a 3 part series with Glasgow Housing Struggle Archive. The first workshop will involve basic oral history training, including the theory, ethics and practicalities of oral history interviews. This workshop is aimed at trade unionists and tenant union members with an interest in oral history skills who are able to commit to gathering oral testimonies of housing and community struggles throughout March, April and beyond.

ONLINE

Join us as we explore the Gaelic language and the legacy of place names. We will examine their intrinsic value in helping us understand climate change, land use, and colonialism, as well as the Gaelic folklore that inspires climate justice zine-making and community action.

Join Elina Bry for an evening of eco-printmaking. Learn how to use a Pasta Maker as a printing press using your favourite milk substitute Tetra-Pak container to make beautiful etchings.

ONLINE

Reviewing history of representing LGBT youth on television pre and post Glee, this talk will incorporate scholarly and popular discourse to ask the questions: what was the impact of Glee and its fandom? How is the series remembered almost twenty years after its premiere? And most importantly: was it all worth it?

This event invites you to consider and learn about digital emissions before sharing your learnings by making a zine, creating a tangible resource to share further post-event.

ONLINE

Join the Scottish Communities Climate Action Network’s Story Weavers team for an immersive exploration of the effects of climate crisis and the steps we need to take to adapt in our communities.

Autobio comics and zines are a creative and accessible way to explore, process, and reflect on lived experiences, emotions, memories, moments in time, and more. This workshop will introduce participants to a number of autobiographical comics and zines ranging in narrative styles from literal to abstract. As well as concepts within autobiographical comics practice such as ‘the autobiographical avatar’.

A zine library can be anything from a fully catalogued collection in one fixed physical location to a shoebox under one's own bed. Join Madzines to hear about our main collection, our personal collections and the lessons we have learned.

Come for a quiet morning outside in the garden to spend time with other people who experience fatigue.

The Glasgow Housing Struggle Archive is a new project to document and learn from our city’s rich history of housing movements and tenant struggles. In this workshop, we will look at the legacies of working-class print media and political education in Glasgow between 1970 and 1990.

In the third and final Collage and Conversation session of 2024, we will be diving into an exploration of utopias and collectively designing alternative futures.

In this workshop for trans and non-binary people, we will write through the ways gender happens among groups and in relationships. Working from the understanding that transition is a series of social decisions, rather than one innate transformation, we will consider the lineages that inform our existence: from friends and lovers to historical and pop culture figures to strangers on the internet.

An introduction to designing typography in the chaotic, symmetrical, (often illedgible), style of black metal logos.