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Scheduled Workshops:
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Workshop Title |
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Time/Space |
| Tea |
Comics Cool |
Tea will be talking about indy/self published comics |
11am-12pm |
| Vanessa |
Kitchen Printing! |
Vanessa will teach how to do Styrofoam plate stamps and maybe some other 'home printmaking' things. This workshop is KidFriendly™
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12pm-1pm |
| Molly and Royal |
"Z is for Zine!" |
A zine making workshop for kids (6-14)
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1pm-2pm |
| Ben |
"Zines and Fiction: Shared Strategies in Publishing Bullshit" |
Ben will be focusing on:
1. Writing and Editing
2. Importance of Sharing Work
3. Publishing versus Self-Publishing
4. Advantage of Fiction Zines
5. Zine Readings |
2pm-3pm |
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Nico
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Using Zines As A Positive Resource For Sexuality and Identity."
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Learn about queer zines and the project QZAP.We will also discuss sexuality and sexual health zines, anti-rape culture zines, consent zines- and why these resources are an important medium to the community!
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3pm-4pm |
| Chris Wilde |
The International Zine Scene |
Chris will be screening a number of short films from various places
documenting zine making and community from around the world. |
4pm-5pm |
All workshops will be held across from Polish Falcon at the Cream City Collectives space.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 December 2011 23:54 |
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Say What?!?
Christopher Latham Sholes, who lived in Milwaukee in the 19th Century when he developed the mechanical type system we now call the typewriter, was also known as a Wisconsin State Assembly person who championed the legislation that made Wisconsin the second state in the US to abolish the death penalty. He had been ill from tuberculosis for several years prior to his death in 1890, yet he continued to make refinements on the design of his typewriter which was being produced by the Remington Company, of rifle manufacturing fame. |
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