“Hedy van Erp talks about researching archives, collecting photography and how she selects subjects for photo zines. Arjen Zwart talks about how he came up with the idea for Dog Food, the zine that in 12 years time evolved from an unknown and obscure photozine, printed in small editions, to a much sought after publication that is now presented in the MoMA in New York. Van Erp and Zwart explore the world of self-published zines, examining how these DIY publications are a powerful means of artistic freedom and expression.
They will look at the unique visual language that photozines offer, blending experimental design with intimate storytelling. The creative freedom the zines provide will be discussed, as well as how they may be funded. The talk also dives into the impact of photozines within the photography community, showing how they are a tool for sharing work outside of mainstream media and galleries”.
>The talk will be held with Turkish consecutive interpreting.
>The talk is open and free for everyone.
Zinlerin sunduğu benzersiz görsel dile ve nasıl meydana geldiğine bakacağımız bu konuşmada, Hedy van Erp arşiv araştırmaları, fotoğraf koleksiyonculuğu ve fotozinler için konuları nasıl seçtiği hakkında konuşurken Arjen Zwart, 12 yıl içinde küçük sayılar halinde basılan, bilinmeyen ve tanınmayan bir fotoğraf dergisinden, şu anda New York'taki MoMA'da sergilenen ve çok aranan bir yayına dönüşen Dog Food fikrinin nasıl ortaya çıktığından bahsedecek. Konuşma, aynı zamanda fotozinlerin fotoğraf topluluğu içindeki etkisine de değinerek, bunların ana akım medya ve galeriler dışında iş paylaşımı için nasıl bir araç olduğunu da gösterecek.
Dog Food’da ortaklaşan Hedy van Erp ve Arjen Zwarts ile DIY yayınlarının sanatsal özgürlük ve ifadenin güçlü bir aracı olduğunu inceleyerek kendi kendine yayınlanan dergilerin dünyasını keşfedeceğimiz bu konuşmaya herkesi bekleriz!
>Konuşma, Türkçe ardıl çeviri ile gerçekleşecektir.
>Konuşma herkese açık ve ücretsizdir.
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OPEN CALL // INTENSIVE ZINE WORKSHOP
The zine is a creative output for self-published artists to show their work, tell visual stories, and experiment with different themes and concepts. In a three-day zine workshop led by Hedy van Erp and Arjen Zwart, we will work on how to organize your images. In two separate groups, we will go through all the steps, including selection/editing, sorting and layout, cover design and printing, and the basics of binding.In the end, you will have a print-ready format of produced zine!
Requirements:
• Project in progress or body of work that you would like to publish (photograph, illustrations, drawings, prints etc.)
• Participants will be expected to bring a small series of prints + digital files to the workshop
* The deadline to apply for the open call is Wednesday, November 20th
* Workshop held in English. Workshop is free.
WORKSHOP DATES
I. Group
30 November, Saturday (10:00-13:00)
1 December, Sunday (10:00-13:00
2 December, Monday (19:00-21:00)
II. Group
30 November, Saturday (14:00-18:00)
1 December, Sunday (14:00-18:00)
3 December, Tuesday (19:00-21:00)
*Groups will be divided into two according to the participant's experience in the field.
On the first day of the workshop, we will develop our own concept based on photographs we have brought with us and create series.
We will also look at the page squence, play with the image and text.
On the second day of the workshop, we will refine the drafts to finalize digital version of the zine.
On the last meeting sessions we can present our zine to eachother.
Arjen Zwart is a Dutch photographer whose wide-ranging work includes depictions of urban cityscapes, coastal landscapes, portraits and social documentaries. He has participated in international solo and group exhibitions and teaches photography workshops. Arjen is co-creator of Dog Food, a magazine based on the philosophy of the Cynics for photographers.
Hedy van Erp (b. 1966) is a photo historian, author and curator of photography. She worked on exhibitions of a.o. Rineke Dijkstra, Viviane Sassen and Blommers Schumm and has curated shows for the Netherlands Photo Museum, Rotterdam; Fotomuseum The Hague; the British National Media Museum and the Science Museum, London; the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs; the Hermitage in Amsterdam; and the Bristol Photo Festival. Commissioned by Tate, Van Erp wrote Photography Decoded (Tate Publishing, 2019) with co-author Susan Bright. In 2023/24 and supported by the Mondrian Fund, Van Erp investigated Dutch photo archives in private collections, including The Remsen Wolff Collection. She was guest editor of the photozine Dog Food #11 (2023) and is a member of the editorial team of Fotolini, the photozine that was launched in 2024.
This project is supported by the Kingdom of the Netherlands
