Tag: canberra zine emporium
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New Zine
Picked up the new zine – Dust – from the printers, which has photos I have taken over the years. I put this together a few years back and then had to redo it because I lost all of the work files and processed images. I’ll be slinging these and other zines at the Festival…
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Other Worlds Zine Fair
The Other Worlds Zine Fair was on again for a third year running. It began as the protest zine fair against one of the sponsors of the MCA. And both were run on the same day in previous years. But not this time. Great for me really, because running between two concurrent fairs is exhausting.…
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Two Zine Fairs, One Day
It’s dark on the coach back. The most repeated question I’ve been asked today was “what was the turn out like?” This is what happens when there are two zine fairs on in one day. Once again the MCA was having a zine fair, where the indie publishing scene congregates and trades over plastic tables.…
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Zine Reviews Part Two
So over the last two weeks I collected a lot of zines. Normally I go for a longer review process, but I’m pressed for time. So here goes. I picked these up while not minding my table at the Canberra Zine Emporium’s Zine Fair. Dead Red A re-telling of Red Riding Hood, illustrated by David…
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Zine Reviews Part One
So over the last two weeks I collected a lot of zines. Normally I go for a longer review process, but I’m pressed for time. So here goes. I picked these zines up between the Zine Vending Machine Launch and the Art, Not Apart festival. Machine-Vended Zines Better Things to Do Where Pete Huet interviews…
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CZE Zine Fair
It’s the end of the ten-day You Are Here Festival and it’s time for another zine fair, organised by the people of the Canberra Zine Emporium and held at Gorman House. It was a heck of a day. I picked up a few zines here and there and I’ll cover these off in reviews throughout…
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Zine Vending Machine
So Thursday night I attended the Zine Vending Machine Launch at the start of You Are Here. The director of ArtsACT, David Whitney, made an intro and vended a couple of zines (one of which, I’m glad to say, was mine). The machine itself is a wholly mechanical affair, requiring no electricity to run, simply…
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Zine Lounge
I’ve only been to the Old Parliament House once. That for some work function, so many years ago. I suppose I never really had a reason to. However, the Canberra Zine Emporium have set up a Zine Lounge and I’m curious from the few photos they have supplied as to what the entire thing entails.…
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