WORKSHOP ︎
This is a practical workshop as the result of which you will have a ready printed zine based on your photos or images. You will follow through all the steps and learn the basic techniques of digitally composing and physically producing zines.
The total duration of the workshop is 2 days, each 4 hours. 1st day: composing a zine in a digital form & 2nd day: production of physical copy.
WORKSHOP LEAD : ZOOPARK
DATES : 16 - 17 September 2023
HOURS : 13h30 - 17h30
LANGUAGE : in English
LOCATION : Centre de la photographie Genève / Rue des Bains 28, 1205 Genève
PRICE : 80 CHF / 70 CHF members of CPG or near / 50 CHF students.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Up to 5 days before the event, without cancellation fee (11 September 2023). Cancellations 5 days or less, the full registration fee is due.
FINISSAGE
ON SUNDAY 17TH, PARTICIPANTS WILL PRESENT THE FANZINES THEY PRODUCED DURING THE WORKSHOP
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ZOOPARK COLLECTIVE
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Zoopark Collective is a team of two visual artists, Tatyana Palyga & Alexander Bondar , working with photography, video and book media.
They started making self-published books and zines together in 2010, and in 2016 founded Zoopark Collective as an experimental platform for the future editions and collaborative projects. So far they have published more than a dozen of publications which are distributed in specialized shops in Europe and Japan.
Zoopark pays special attention to the book form and its possibilities as a medium for conveying their work. They make very limited printed editions, often manually produced and experimenting more and more with inkjet printing.
Zoopark Collective is a team of two visual artists, Tatyana Palyga & Alexander Bondar , working with photography, video and book media.They started making self-published books and zines together in 2010, and in 2016 founded Zoopark Collective as an experimental platform for the future editions and collaborative projects. So far they have published more than a dozen of publications which are distributed in specialized shops in Europe and Japan.
Zoopark pays special attention to the book form and its possibilities as a medium for conveying their work. They make very limited printed editions, often manually produced and experimenting more and more with inkjet printing.