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When
SaturdayApril 5
2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Where
Newcastle Library
Laman St, Newcastle NSW 2300
Tickets
$Free, bookings essential+ Transaction fee
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The Zine Collection
Celebrate the vibrant world of zines and explore their rich culture, creative processes, and underground significance as Newcastle Library launches a new zine collection.
2.00pm–4.30pm
Zine Market: Discover local zine makers, collectors, and enthusiasts.
2.30pm–3.15pm
Panel Discussion: Zine makers Vanessa Berry, Bastian Fox, and Nina Katzmarski share their experiences of collaboration and creativity. Hosted by James Turvey.
3.30pm–4.30pm
Workshop: Get hands-on and create your own zine, immersing yourself in the DIY ethos of zine culture.
Free but bookings essential.
The Speakers
Vanessa Berry
Celebrate the vibrant world of zines and explore their rich culture, creative processes, and underground significance as Newcastle Library launches a new zine collection. 2.00pm–4.30pm Zine Market: Discover local zine…
Bastian Fox Phelan
Celebrate the vibrant world of zines and explore their rich culture, creative processes, and underground significance as Newcastle Library launches a new zine collection. 2.00pm–4.30pm Zine Market: Discover local zine…
The Zine Project
Celebrate the vibrant world of zines and explore their rich culture, creative processes, and underground significance as Newcastle Library launches a new zine collection. 2.00pm–4.30pm Zine Market: Discover local zine…
James Turvey
Celebrate the vibrant world of zines and explore their rich culture, creative processes, and underground significance as Newcastle Library launches a new zine collection. 2.00pm–4.30pm Zine Market: Discover local zine…
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