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15.12.2023 20:00

Gathering

Pay what you can

Vrijdagavonden: Les Voizines: How to organize a zine fair?

  • The bar is open from 19:00
  • Program starts at 20:00
  • Entrance: Pay What You Can
  • Language: English

Les VoiZines, a collective of zine enthusiasts, organized the 'Zine Happening' festival for the last time in May 2023. This festival was a significant part of the underground culture and the zine scene in Ghent, where people were encouraged to create and share their own publications. Since its first edition in 2015, the event brought people together and renewed interest in zines, sparking a zine revival in Ghent.

But you might be wondering, what is a zine? Zines are handmade, independent publications that people create for themselves, to connect with others, to showcase their work to the world, and more—the possibilities are endless! There's only one rule: there are no limits.

During this Friday evening, we'll take a look back at the previous editions of our beloved festival through a short film by Elien Ronse and a zine fair blueprint presentation by Les VoiZines. Additionally, there will be free zines and free cake for everyone! Join us for a celebration of DIY culture and, hopefully, a passing of the torch!

Language: English
Les Voizines

Les VoiZines is a creative collective founded in 2015 by neighbors Valentine Gallardo and Gerlin Heestermans. Its current members are Letizia Acosta, Jana Vasiljević and Valentine Gallardo. With a passion for DIY culture and a shared love for zines, they have collectively crafted a temporary space where creativity and community flourish.

Friday Evenings

This autumn, we will present a programme around one or more artists, a collective or organisation for 10 weeks during the Friday Evenings. We offer local partners a platform. And we put artists with whom Kunsthal Gent currently collaborates in the spotlight. Every Friday evening is different: from performance, artist talk and book presentation to conversation, dinner or film screening.

Programme Friday Evenings

13.10.2023 — Rainald Goetz & Jean D.L.: ‘Gestoord’
Book launch by German cult writer Goetz, by Art Cinema OFFoff & Het Balanseer

20.10.2023 — An Autumn Night met Ben Thorp Brown
Artist talk on Cura’s Garden, Kunsthal Gent’s new garden

27.10.2023 — Anna Schlooz:Tafelen / Maagmoeder
Performance dinner sharing stories, rituals and pancakes

03.11.2023 — Engagement Shares: The Power Of Boundaries
How to deal with complex situations of transgressive behavior?

10.11.2023 — Een avond met De Verffabriek
Artist run space De Verffabriek invites you to Kunsthal Gent!

17.11.2023 — Meeting Grounds: Essay as Event
A gathering devised by Paul Bailey and the graphic design department at KASK

24.11.2023 — rokko: How To Create Free Space in an Unfree World?
Artistic attempt in literature and performance by queer feminist bookshop rokko

01.12.2023 — L. Puska: Living With
Performance and conversation: what does it mean to be the caretaker of an artwork?

08.12.2023 — Sophia Tabatadze: Pirimze
Documentaire en gesprek over gentrificatie in Tbilisi, i.s.m. Tot in de Stad!
Documentary and conversation on gentrification in Tbilisi, with Tot in de Stad!

15.12.2023 — How To Organize a Zine Fair
Les VoiZines looks at the past & future of Zine Happening

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