The goal of Grrrl Zine workshops is to show that everyone can be creative or express themselves through print. We use zine-making to develop stories and to share artwork, photography and writing, to pull together an individual’s ideas, or to develop a zine collaboratively.
Traditionally zine-making has been all about access and a culture of ‘doing it yourself’ outside traditional journalism and institutions. It can be an adaptable means of self-expression, an easy way to share information, or a practice of self-care — cutting and pasting intuitively as a cathartic experience.
We deliver workshops and talks in person and online, from a one-hour presentation to five-hour drop-in workshops linked to events, or a full-day structured workshop. To discuss options and prices, email us for our workshop pack.
We’ve developed and delivered workshops for V&A Museum Friday Late, Tate Modern Late, British Film Institute, National Museum of Scotland, Migration Museum, Focal Point Gallery, Essex Book Festival, NatWest Women’s Prize for Fiction, International Literature Festival Dublin, Urban Outfitters, Beavertown Brewery, Jägermeister, Facebook, Global Radio, Offset Projects, Metal Culture, the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, UCL, Goldsmiths, SOAS, Central Saint Martins and four more UAL colleges, and many more universities, schools, festivals and community groups.
