Zine Making Workshop - Fremantle Design Week (SOLD OUT)
Location
Shop 31 (Upstairs)
About
What if we imagined a better world by making better use of what we already have?
In this hands-on zine-making workshop, we’ll turn discarded books, old magazines, paper scraps and other secondhand materials into something entirely new.
You’ll learn the classic one-page zine fold, then experiment with collage, drawing, writing and other ways of making to create a small publication of your own.
Zines have always been a really accessible, lo-fi way to get ideas out into the world - no fancy equipment or design degree required.
Step away from the screen and into a creative analogue world: paper, scissors, glue, mess and a few hours to make something with your hands.
You’ll be encouraged to play, experiment and think about what you want to put out into the world - whether that’s a tiny manifesto for a better future, a collection of strange ideas, a visual diary, or something entirely silly.
All materials are provided, with plenty of repurposed and found materials to work with. No experience necessary.
All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. This event is a small gathering with limited capacity. Refunds will only be issued if the event is canceled by the organiser. You are more than welcome to pass your ticket/s onto a friend :)
We are privileged to host this workshop in Walyalup, on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar. We recognise the on Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of this land, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
ACCESSIBILITY:
Unfortunately this space is not wheelchair accessible. The main entrance is located on the second floor of the Fremantle Piazza. There are 2 flights of stairs up to the entrance, 10 steps then a landing, then another 11 steps.
PARKING/DROP OFF:
The workshop is located inside Piazza Fremantle. The closest parking is Wilson 10 Henderson Street. Drop off on Paddy Troy Mall or South Terrace.
TOILETS:
There is one all gender bathroom.
In this hands-on zine-making workshop, we’ll turn discarded books, old magazines, paper scraps and other secondhand materials into something entirely new.
You’ll learn the classic one-page zine fold, then experiment with collage, drawing, writing and other ways of making to create a small publication of your own.
Zines have always been a really accessible, lo-fi way to get ideas out into the world - no fancy equipment or design degree required.
Step away from the screen and into a creative analogue world: paper, scissors, glue, mess and a few hours to make something with your hands.
You’ll be encouraged to play, experiment and think about what you want to put out into the world - whether that’s a tiny manifesto for a better future, a collection of strange ideas, a visual diary, or something entirely silly.
All materials are provided, with plenty of repurposed and found materials to work with. No experience necessary.
All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. This event is a small gathering with limited capacity. Refunds will only be issued if the event is canceled by the organiser. You are more than welcome to pass your ticket/s onto a friend :)
We are privileged to host this workshop in Walyalup, on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar. We recognise the on Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of this land, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
ACCESSIBILITY:
Unfortunately this space is not wheelchair accessible. The main entrance is located on the second floor of the Fremantle Piazza. There are 2 flights of stairs up to the entrance, 10 steps then a landing, then another 11 steps.
PARKING/DROP OFF:
The workshop is located inside Piazza Fremantle. The closest parking is Wilson 10 Henderson Street. Drop off on Paddy Troy Mall or South Terrace.
TOILETS:
There is one all gender bathroom.