But I Love The Zine | KQED Truly CA
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2019
- If you think the digital age destroyed print culture, this short documentary may surprise you. But I Love The Zine explores the thriving zine scene in the San Francisco Bay Area. To devotees, zines are more than just self-made publications, they're tools for building community and offer an antidote to the disconnectedness of internet culture. In this film, viewers are taken to studios, galleries, and zine conventions where they're introduced to a dynamic small press community. Publishers like Jeffrey Cheung (Unity Press), V. Vale (Re/Search), Tiny Splendor, and Jess Wu (Mixed Rice Zine), share their process and explain why self-publishing matters.
A film by Fiona MacDougall. - Фільми й анімація
Great video, one thing I wish it would of covered a little more is the impact that zines have on the art culture, what is art in society and what that disruption means for empowerment and liberation.
Feral Publication Zines are being used as Cultural Marxism indoctrination.
Is it true that Bill Gates and Zuckerberg are buying up buildings in the Tenderloin to jack up the rents for White people?
Civil Religion; Wokeism
God I love finding new cultures I knew nothing of.
can’t wait to finish my first zine!
Excellent mini-doc on zines! I could watch these ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL day.
I love this so much! Lovely to see Ara be part of this film
Great little doc! I always wondered who the "V. Vale" behind Re/Search was. Nice to see all these makers I've read for years, and finally get some faces to the names. :D
Laura Roberts Zines are being used as Cultural Marxism indoctrination.
working on my first zine and I love this so much
Hi, I was wondering if you could help me with my Zine Project, please?
AHHH SO INSPIRING!!! Badly want to start a zine community now
I'm all in
Would love to join!
Thanks to Algorithm I just found a lot about Zines! Such a great informative video! ❤❤❤
Very cool...! Thanks for sharing.
K Plante Zines are being used as Cultural Marxism indoctrination.
12:18 thought he was drawing a dog's face or something. oh boy I was so wrong.
This is so very cool, thank you!
wow this was so great
thank you from Brasil!
this video is amazing.
loading a torpedo was a particularly funny comparison
Nice vid. ⭐️
great video :)
beautiful :)
I love to make zines too. It's so easy to make.
I am in love...
Very interesting
I've run a Riso machine before. they have multi-color machines
nice
I LOVE ZINES
Why is this only focused on visual artists? Zines can be great for anyone wanting to spread information. Patterns for fiber artists, recipes for foodies, instructions for DIY's, gardening information, advice, etc. Visual Artists are important and this is a great tool for them but I didn't see any zines about any other topic.
Y'all keeping the Rural People from enjoying the Art of Zine by excluding them because some and most of them can't travel to the big cities.
Most Zine people refuse to even purchase a Zine from online. So sad....
All well, I said my peace, I know there will be haters from the big cities....
I agree there should be more rural community zine expression for sure. I've been trying to get my local art show to implement zines for YEARS. But they just want oil painting 🤷🏼♀️
It's a legit thing for people to lean away from getting a zine online- no reason to fault folks for that preference. But your point that it limits accessibility for rural populations is legit too. Hmmm... so what other ways could the problem of distribution/ connecting rural zine creators with zine fans be solved? There must be some way...
My first thoughts- it would probably depend on the content of the zine and who it might appeal to... then find a way to reach that audience that doesn't mean going to a big city or traveling very far. In the 80's music was a big deal for zine culture- especially punk. Music, food, other events and places people gather are options to reach your audience. Or find a way to use the internet to connect with the zine fans who will buy online. Just some thoughts.
Well make one
It's 4 years later and San Francisco is falling apart. Tent City Trashville. It's ripe for a Zine, call it: Poop & Needles. Explain to people in the future what happened, was your hobby stealing $900 worth of stuff from CVS or was that your new job? Was your role model Fred Flintstone or Scooby Doo? Don't forget to eat Bran Flakes cereal.
I want to publish zines and rage against the machine.
Where the frick is NEIL BRIDEAU I know he isn’t color is but he is way to important in the Zine world
These people think their terrible art on cheaply made paper is going to change the world, and I love that grown adults can have that naïveté.
That's communist propaganda
😂
Why is there such a liberal persuasion to zines?
zines are gay books, iykuk
Spoiler alert: tow the ideological line and you and zine will do just fine. Go off-piste and you'll be done for 'hate speech'. The Borg with a large, colourful wardrobe all competing for cool points and friends and a good reputation. Nothing of interest anymore.
Your ethnicity and sexual orientation should NEVEEt define u as a person
None of the pigment ink nor paper are archival
Lame