6 weekly workshops - 2 hrs each meeting
An approachable hands-on zine making to guide you through creating your own zines and various simple structures; while touching the historical and theoretical aspects zine-culture. If you have an interest in art, photography and a desire to learn the basics in beginning to create your own self-published works - this is the place for you!
Price: $325
Have you ever wanted to create your own zine? In this course, artist and instructor Andreas Laszlo Konrath will teach you all you need to know to plan, craft and write your own zines, while touching upon the historical and theoretical aspects of zine-culture. He has been published in some of the most famous publications from London to New York, so he certainly knows a thing or two. If you have an interest in art, photography and want to learn how to self-publish your work - then this is the place for you!
So what exactly is “Zine?” If you’ve never heard of it, you’re missing out! Zine-making began as an artform for marginalized voices, disseminating information and publishing creative work about things they love. A zine is commonly a small publication of bricolage works featuring appropriated texts, images, poems, etc, circulated to a small group with a common interest, or representing a particular voice. Here are a few examples of what you can do with your unique zine art:
…the list goes on. What you can include in and do within your zine is only limited by your own imagination!
Lesson 1: Introduction to Zines
Lesson 2: Developing our Zines
Lesson 3: Single Section Zine Variations
Lesson 4: Stacked Paper Variations
Lesson 5: Other Zine Possibilities + Covers
Lesson 6: Distribution, Administration & Managing Your Practice
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● Awls
● Bone Folders
● Bookbinding Needles
● Thread (assorted)
● Scissors or X-Acto Knife + Blades
● Self-Healing Cutting Mat
● Straight Edge
● Ruler
● 8 1/2” x 11” paper (assorted, text weight)
● 11” x 17” paper (assorted, text weight)
● A few options for cover stocks (heavier weight, textured, and/or different colors)
● Long-arm Stapler
● Glue stick
Andreas Laszlo Konrath | Photographer
Andreas Laszlo Konrath (b.1981, London, UK) is a photographer, publisher and artist educator. His photographic work has been published by New York Magazine, The New Yorker, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Rolling Stone, W Magazine, WSJ Magazine, and others. Since 2008 he has utilized the vehicle of the zine and book to create many of his own projects, as well as editing and publishing zines and books for many other artists as well. Andreas is currently the artist educator for the museum Dia:Beacon Dia Teens program.
5 star rating
I had less than vague idea what Zine is and discovering it what a lot of fun. It was only a first lesson, but I'm looking forward to the following and I'm sure that I will use it in my artist life. Great teacher-very clear and inspiring.
5 star rating
I'm very glad for the opportunity to take part in this great workshop! Thank you
5 star rating
Descriptive overview and nice first project. Andreas is a knowledgeable and instructive teacher. The Zine Making workshop was a wonderful venture into craftiness and a fine expansion to my photography skills. I was very happy to participate and be inspired to try new ways of distributing ice images. Andreas was an excellent teacher, kept a perfect pace, and got everyone involved.
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