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ZineView: A Pop Up Reading Room will showcase a huge collection of zines provided by the zine makers and fanatics of today, along with examples of zines from the past held in the LCC Zine Archive, Zineswap's extensive library of zines, and the author's own collection.
Open for one night only, come and see, browse and discuss independent publications in all formats: whether they be zines or newspapers, handmade or glossy.Including publications kindly donated by
Roland / The Clerkenwell Other / The Wire Magazine / Off Modern / Seems Books / Pen Pusher / Shufti / Landfill Editions / Printed Matter / Izrock / Café Royal Books / Sprinkles Sparkles and Kankles / Dead Ends / Dirty Rotten Comics / Afterzine / Bloody Nora / BFRmag / Zeene / The Other Side / Very Nearly Almost / Niji / The Coelacanth Journal / Sweat Zine / Popshot / Uncanny Editions / Resurrection Confectionery / WallFly / Oh Comely magazine / Point Never / Journal Illustratif / Pink Mince / The New Dark Age / Via-hologram / Shebang / Heuberger Zine / Holy Ghost Zine / Roomservice Magazine / Ponytail Zine / Xerography Debt / Piczine / Wolfwind / Color&Color / Justin Bland / Sunday's Fantasy / Zum Geleit / Spindle / EggMag / Alex Hetherington / The Institute of Social Hypocrisy / Vanilla Galleries / Gloria Glitzer / PhotoStat and many, many more!A bit about the book
Fanzines is the ultimate book on the subject, full of reproductions of the best fanzines ever created, from the superhero tributes of the 1950s and 60s, to punk fanzines such as Sniffin' Glue, right up the contemporary e-zine scene. Arranged chronologically in six chapters, each with a thorough introduction, Fanzines spans eight decades of counterculture and features many extremely rare publications. The author is avid fanzine collector Teal Triggs, who is Professor of Graphic Design at the University of the Arts London. She has written extensively on the subject including as co-editor of Below Critical Radar: Fanzines and Alternative Comics From 1976 to Now.
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We are very pleased to have received your books and would like to feature your solo photostat publication in Self Publish, Be Happy new website (http://selfpublishbehappy.com).
Your book will also be considered for the next SP,BH events in the Fall.
Initiated by Gamze Özer and Timothee Huguet this project shows alternative publishings like zines, fanzines, artist books and selfmade editions. Following an open call participants from all around the world submitted their works. The presentation at Manzara Perspectives is the first in a series as the project has the aim to create an archive that will be expanding and travelling through different venues.
During the exhibition people will have the opportunity to make own zines and there will also be workshops on screen printing.
1st workshop: 18 and 19 of September
Costs per person 50TL, maximum number of participants is 5
Those who are interested already can apply to bakkalpress@gmail.com
so the last bit on this long post, is a open call from some peeps i follow, on flicr and blogger, South Korean graphic design wonder kids ---give it a looksee.
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