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Showing posts with label zines - W. Show all posts

What's at Stake? Young People's Take on AI & Education

 

What's at Stake? Young People's Take on AI & Education
Ayça Atabey, Colton Botta, Harry Dyer, Esther Priyadharshini, Jen Ross, Cara Wilson

Publishing Details:
A4 printed zine
36 pages
Colour way in orange and light blue

Description:
This zine represents the messages young people wanted to share with decision-makers and educators, to help you make responsible AI a reality in education. Funded by an AHRC 'Bridging AI Responsible Divides' project grant.

"In June 2024, young people at three secondary schools took part in workshops on the topic of the future of responsible artificial intelligence in education. This work was part of a larger research project on the emerging context of generative AI (GenAI) tools and their implications for education, now and in the future.

This zine is one outcome from these workshops, and it represents the messages young people wanted to share with decision-makers and educators, to urge you to make Responsible AI a reality in education. The young people were creative, thoughtful and imaginative – these materials express their hopes, fears, and personal meaning-making with and about AI. We encourage you to see their images and words as an important act of AI literacy, expressed through creativity, collaboration and reflection.

For the most part, young people are providing you with questions, not answers. We learned and had our assumptions challenged by their work. Please take what they have offered here as a provocation, a confrontation and an opportunity to think expansively about your own values and hopes for education". (from the project's website)

There are some pertinent comments about bias and representation here, the kids absolutely get it. Fascinating reading for anyone researching creativity and AI with education. For example, "Young people highlighted many unknowns regarding the consequences of using or not using GenAI. They wonder if they can trust the tech companies, when they see so many examples of unsolicited ads, bias, censorship and other negative consequences of technology."

Link to Project: https://ai-and-education.shorthandstories.com/zine/index.html



What the Blob?

What the Blob?
The Illustration Society
Jade, Helena, Ashley, El, Annaliese, Daisy, Adam, Wenhong, Emily, Jade G, Alice, Cole, Amy.
Portsmouth UK (2025)

publishing details:
A6 concertina folded zine, with a secret stapled pocket.
Laser printed in colour.

Description:
Colourful, folded zine made from artwork created during an Illustration Society workshop. Society members each drew colourful blobs on an A4 page then swapped papers. They then drew over the blobs to create new images.

Link to: Illustration Society on Instagram

Wyrd No.1 and No.2


Wyrd No.1 and No.2
Publisher/editor Will Wright

Publishing Info:
A5 perfect bound
Colour printed on silk recycled paper
no.1 - 52 x pages / no.2 - 68 x pages

Description:
Publishing various art and articles of contemporary shamanism, occult and high strangeness.

ISSUE No.1
  • Wyrd - insight into contemporary shamanism
  • Handrunes - an Elder Futhark rune technique using your digits
  • Yggdrasil: The Universe Inside- exploring modern visionary art of the world tree
  • Mr Punch - toy photography of the Lord of Misrule
  • Trance Visions - exclusive art and insight into a modern Seidh practice
  • Banishings and the Northern Perspective - use of this ritual within the Northern Mysteries
  • Wyrd Basics - a guide to meditation
ISSUE No.2
  • Futhark font by Will Wright. A Graffiti-inspired rune font for the Elder Futhark.
  • Handrunes pt2 by Magnus Stokoe. More ideas and techniques for this finger magick.
  • Rave & Ritual by Will Wright. Dance, trance and the occult.
  • Visionary Art of Tefnut by Claire Wyldheart. Devotional doll photography.
  • Mr Punch & Friends. Further adventures of the Lord of Misrule and his folklore companions
  • Wyrd Basics: Exercise of Will
Publishers Instagram: https://www.wyrdzine.co.uk/

World Through Our Eyes (The)



World Through Our Eyes (The): Selection of 6 x Mini Zines
Loretta Butler (editor)

Publishing Info:
Publisher: The World Through Our Eyes - Fort Collins, Colorado, US (2023)
A4 folded mini zines (foldy zines)
Colour laser printed on white paper.

Description: 
A mixture of visual zines on various themes. Focussed on Gen-Z issues
“The World Through Our Eyes is a zine filled with wonderful alternative art and writing. The pieces included in this zine are created by young up-and-coming artists whose work does not necessarily fit in with societal norms due to its punk, queer, and alternative nature. Our purpose with this zine is to give people the opportunity to come together and share stories, experiences, and feelings with each other free of judgment. A place where others can finally see the world through our eyes.” (Publishers Instagram)

Publishers Instagram:
@theworldthroughoureyes0

 

Worry



Worry
Andrew Kozlowski
Papercity Publishing
FL, USA 2021

Publishing Info:
Riso printed in two colours
A4 Foldy on soft green/blue paper

Description:
Created for Quarantine Public Library, a small folded zine with a narrative that shows the author going about his daily tasks, such as feeding the cat, emptying the litter tray, and going for a run. The zine refers to the worry experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic and shows how this underpinned daily life. The zine folds out to show a poster image on the reverse of the author eating pizza at home.

Artist's Instagram: @Andrew.Kozlowski

World Through Our Eyes (The): Transcending Perspectives #2


World Through Our Eyes (The): Transcending Perspectives
Loretta Butler (editor)

Contributors: Luke Morgan, Evie Griffith, Vincent Rose, Ashton Dakota, Rei Belmont, Maven Savage. Lee Clarson (Illustration).

Publishing Info:
Publisher: The World Through Our Eyes - Fort Collins, Colorado, US (2023)
A5 saddle-stitched
16 pages
Black and white photocopy with coloured pink paper cover.

Description: 
A mixture of short narratives, poems, collages and illustrations on various themes. This zine operated with a call for submissions and contributors share their thoughts and feelings about contemporary culture, including Gen-Z issues, mental health, feminism, queer, trans issues and social justice.

“The World Through Our Eyes is a zine filled with wonderful alternative art and writing. The pieces included in this zine are created by young up-and-coming artists whose work does not necessarily fit in with societal norms due to its punk, queer, and alternative nature. Our purpose with this zine is to give people the opportunity to come together and share stories, experiences, and feelings with each other free of judgment. A place where others can finally see the world through our eyes.” (Publishers Instagram)

Publishers Instagram:
@theworldthroughoureyes0

The World Through Our Eyes #1


The World Through Our Eyes #1
Maven Savage (editor)
Contributors: Drew Gardener, Calliandra, Lee Clarson (illustrator), Ashton Dakota, Nico Olivo, Loretta Butler, Sophia Ashley, Anita LaRoche, Jack Atkinson, Maia Corsale, Alisa, Bethany Ramus, Maven Savage

Publishing Info:
Publisher: The World Through Our Eyes, Fort Collins, Colorado, US (2023)
A5 saddle-stitched
24 pages
Black and white photocopy with coloured lime green paper.

Description: 
A mixture of short narratives, poems, collages and illustrations on various themes. This zine operated with a call for submissions and contributors share their thoughts and feelings about contemporary culture, including Gen-Z issues, mental health, feminism, queer, and trans issues.

“The World Through Our Eyes is a zine filled with wonderful alternative art and writing. The pieces included in this zine are created by young up-and-coming artists whose work does not necessarily fit in with societal norms due to its punk, queer, and alternative nature. Our purpose with this zine is to give people the opportunity to come together and share stories, experiences, and feelings with each other free of judgment. A place where others can finally see the world through our eyes.” (Publishers Instagram)

Publishers Instagram:
@theworldthroughoureyes0


The Who Knew Nothing Man / Paula / Anger: is not Brown Enough

 

The Who Knew Nothing Man /  Paula / Anger: is not Brown Enough
Nathan Walker

Publishing Info:
2014-2015
Set of three B&W printed on tinted papers
Saddle-stitched
Between 8- 12 pages A5 portrait

Description: Newspaper headlines collaged and rearranged to create absurd sensational headlines.
see also; Strike War Bullies, No Cameron and Bake Off Killed My Star Hubby.
The same words are re-arranged and arranged again to create new meanings.

Who Will You Marry?



Who Will You Marry?
Sarah Evenson 

Publishing Info:
Minneapolis, USA, 2016
13cm x 17cm
Colour laser print
20 x pages
Description: 

Playful zine showing the games people play to find out who they are going ton marry. FRom children’s games to predictions ie. cutting an apple to look at the seeds; looking at blotches on your fingernails; counting flower petals.
Sarah Evenson (They/Them) is a genderqueer printmaker/illustrator/zinester whose colorful work explored gender, sexuality, the interplay of text and image in the creation of both humor and narrative, and the role narrative plays in the creation of personal and cultural identities.
Artist’s statement.
Link to Instagram: @saltysweetsarah 
Link to Website: http://sarah-evenson.com/



 

Witches of Cinema Vol.1 (1922-1990) and Vol.2 (1990-2020)

 



Witches of Cinema Vol.1 (1922-1990) and Vol.2 (1990-2020)

Amélie Paquet aka APac

Publishing Info:
Saddle-stitched
16 pages with two unfolding inserts
A6 size
Black and white photocopy on plain paper
Montreal, Canada 2021

Description:
These two volumes (bundled together with a belly band) are a visual listing of the representation of witches in film, including 'The Wicked Witch of the West', 'Maleficent' and 'Kiki'. The inserts are titled 'Female Filmmakers and 'Extensive List of Movies'. Each witch has a portrait and a short description. The portraits are pen and link line illustrations.


Link to Instagram: @apacdrawings







Madonna (reversible) Whore











Madonna (reversible) Whore
Sarah Evenson

Publishing Info:
Minneapolis, USA, 2016
A5, 16 pages (reversible format)
Colour laser print.

Description:
“Digitally printed from original screen prints and graphite drawings. This reversible zine uses the two possible aspect rations of the book format to explore the two main archetypes of female representation in western art history. In redrawing the images by hand I imbue them with a new personality while engaging the traditional cornerstone of arts education: copying the masters. However the goal here isn’t to reproduce a quality or style, it’s to mock the cannon.”
Sarah Evenson (They/Them) is a genderqueer printmaker/illustrator/zinester whose colorful work explored gender, sexuality, the interplay of text and image in the creation of both humor and narrative, and the role narrative plays in the creation of personal and cultural identities.
Artist’s statement.
Link to Instagram: @saltysweetsarah
Link to Website: http://sarah-evenson.com/

We Went to Japan




We Went to Japan
Joanna Coulson

Publishing Info:
12cm square
20 x pages
Colour printing on heavyweight paper
London, UK 2020

Description:
Small square travelogue zine containing collages of ephemera collected during a visit to Japan.

 Website:  https://johannacoulson.carrd.co/

Well...Yes Decay / Perspicuus Film





Well...Yes Decay / Perspicuus Film
Ridge and Scrase

Publishing Info: Norfolk, UK, 2016
Companion pair of mini-zines.
  • Well...Yes Decay
    A8 foldy, black and white photocopy on silver paper.
  • Perspicuus Film
    6 x Black and white photocopies on clear acetate packaged in a brown envelope with belly band of magnetic tape.  A7 size.
Description:
Est. in 2013 Ridge & Scrase is a Multimedia Drawing, Sonic Art and Zine collaboration between Michael Ridge and Elizabeth Hindle (née Scrase) based in Norwich, Norfolk.
"Our aim is to experiment and develop new works that approach mark making and drawing through sound, sensory deprivation, performance, interactive and collaborative exercises. In a broader sense we want the audience to reassess how they engage with the act of drawing and develop a more free-thinking and expressive approach."
Link to Website:
https://scridge13.wordpress.com/

What I Learned From Living With the People I Love / Learn to Live With the People You Love





What I Learned From Living With the People I Love
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Learn to Live With the People You Love
Nicole E Schlosse

(ALSO AVAILABLE IN A FRENCH LANGUAGE VERSION)

Apprendre A Vivre Avec Les Personnes Que Vous Aimez
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Ce Que J'Ai Appris En Habitant Avec Des Personnes Que J'Aime

Publishing Info:
Canada 2015
Saddle stitched zine in black and white with day-glo pink cover.
Mini-zine 10cm x 14cm with 12 pages

Description:
Small zine reflecting on the joys and dramas of living with other people. A look at relationships illustrating and writing about the sad moments and the sweet moments. Containing personal memories, advice and anecdotes.
"Nicole Schlosser is a multidisciplinary artist whose experiments include photography, print media, video, and sound. Often, her work focuses on the temporal nature of everything that is, and surrounds, life." From Blank Spaces Empty Spaces Blog
Link to Blog: https://blankspacesemptyplaces.wordpress.com/

W.A.G - Issue No.1




W.A.G - Issue No.1
Whitechapel Anarchist Group

Publishing Info:
London UK 2009.
A1 folded sheet.
Two sided.

Description:Protest zine based in London.
"As the Whitechapel Anarchist Group we created nine street papers, five posters, two pamphlets and dozens of leaflets. All of these were distributed on the streets, over the course of two and a half years we printed and handed out over 32000 pieces of propaganda. We always believed it was important to keep a historical record of what we had produced, too many anarchist groups vanish without leaving a
historical trace so were over the moon that all of our papers are now accessible at the Bishopgate Archives.
http://www.bishopsgate.org.uk/content.aspx?CategoryID=1496
Over the years we have been part of dozens of interviews, radio shows, TV shows, news programmes and helped many students by answering questions for dissertations." excerpt from W.A.G blog.

W.A.G - Issue No.2



W.A.G - Issue No.2
Whitechapel Anarchist Group

Publishing Info:
London UK 2009.
A1 folded sheet.
Two sided.

Description:Protest zine based in London.
"As the Whitechapel Anarchist Group we created nine street papers, five posters, two pamphlets and dozens of leaflets. All of these were distributed on the streets, over the course of two and a half years we printed and handed out over 32000 pieces of propaganda. We always believed it was important to keep a historical record of what we had produced, too many anarchist groups vanish without leaving a
historical trace so were over the moon that all of our papers are now accessible at the Bishopgate Archives.
http://www.bishopsgate.org.uk/content.aspx?CategoryID=1496
Over the years we have been part of dozens of interviews, radio shows, TV shows, news programmes and helped many students by answering questions for dissertations." excerpt from W.A.G blog.

Wabi Sabi - Paris 2



Wabi Sabi - Paris 2
Author: Amanda Watson-Will

Publishing Info:
Australia, c.2013
Single folded sheet.

Description:
A4 folded sheet resulting in A6 foldy. A single photograph folded to form a book showing part of a wall in a stairwell in the Marais, Paris. Edition of 100.

Link to website: http://amandawatson-will.blogspot.co.uk/

Wabi Sabi



Wabi Sabi
Author: Amanda Watson-Will

Publishing Info:
Australia, c.2013
Single folded sheet.

Description:
A4 folded sheet resulting in A6 foldy. A single photograph folded to form a book showing part of a wall in a stairwell in the Marais, Paris. Edition of 100.


White Fungus - issue 11



White Fungus - issue 11
By Ron and Mark Hanson

Publishing Info:
Taichung City, Taiwan, 2010
17cm x 24cm, 128 pages, saddle-stitched binding
Commercial printing.

Description:
"White Fungus is an art magazine based in Taichung City, Taiwan. Founded by brothers Ron and Mark Hanson in Wellington, in 2004, as a quasi political manifesto, copies of the first issue were produced on a photocopier, wrapped in Christmas paper and hurled anonymously through the entrances of businesses throughout the city. Now a magazine featuring interviews, writing on art, new music, history and politics, White Fungus takes a dialogical approach to the work it covers. The name of the publication comes from a can of “white fungus” the Hansons found in their local supermarket in the industrial zone of Taichung City. Each cover of White Fungus is derived from a scan of the can."
From website

Link to Website: http://whitefungus.com/

Who Puts the Fun in Funeral



Publishing Info:
Portsmouth 2012
A5 Black and white photocopy on coloured paper.
20 pages with black and white cover and black belly band.
Hand sewn.

Description:
Short zine illustrating various methods of dealing with funerals across cultures.

Link to Website: None listed



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