SF Zine Fest is a FREE annual two-day conference for independent and underground publishing, comics, arts and crafts, literary presses and more!
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- SF Zine Fest 2009
SF County Fair Building
Saturday, August 22 at 11:00am - SFZF Benefit Show + Afterparty
Amnesia
Saturday, August 22 at 9:00pm
All of us here at the Zine Fest are truly excited about the upcoming Zine Mart at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAM/PFA)...
SF Zine Fest Rock Paper Scissors is buying zines wholesale for their big exhibt/Zine Mart at the Berkeley Art Museum today... Bring 10 zines to Rock Paper Scissors, 2278 Telegraph Ave. Oakland on Saturday, November 7th between 12:30-3:30. We buyzines outright for 50% of selling price.
SF Zine Fest
We just found out about this delightful event tonight at Booksmith, so if you can make it, go! Looks fun!
When: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Time: 6:00-7:30 PM
Where: The Booksmith / 1644 Haight Street, San Francisco
At this event, authors Arne Johnson (documentary film maker of Girls Rock!) and Karen Macklin (author and editorial d...irector of Zest Books) will take attendees through the process of making a real, DIY zine. Participants will actually create their own zine, which will be available for collaborators to retrieve at Booksmith in the coming weeks!Read More
When: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Time: 6:00-7:30 PM
Where: The Booksmith / 1644 Haight Street, San Francisco
At this event, authors Arne Johnson (documentary film maker of Girls Rock!) and Karen Macklin (author and editorial d...irector of Zest Books) will take attendees through the process of making a real, DIY zine. Participants will actually create their own zine, which will be available for collaborators to retrieve at Booksmith in the coming weeks!Read More
Nikki McClure's work is somehow both tranquil and invigorating; it serves as call to action to preserve the pleasures of simple living in an often crazy world. If you know Nikki's work but you've never seen it in person, you really ought to drop by her new show at Needles & Pens.....
One of our favorite and most stalwart Bay Area zinemakers, Tomas Moniz, will be having a release party for the newest issue of his fantastic radical parenting zine, Rad Dad #15...
François made it out to Indy Arts' "Best of the Fests" panel discussion last night, hosted by Mission Comics & Art....
SF Zine Fest Yah! Forgot to mention the awesome zine panel at Chrome Bags tonight! Go!
My trip to New York for my friends' nuptials coincided nicely with the annual NY Art Book Fair, so of course I had to make time in my vacation schedule to check it out. The NY Art Book Fair was FREE and open to the public...
Some of you might have heard about 24 Hour Comics Day, an annual event where comics creators of every ability level are challenged to write and draw a full 24-page comic in 24 hours straight.....
photo by Larry BobThe SFZF will be at the 10th annual Expo for Independent Arts, a fantastic outdoor show & tell for arts organizations of all stripes...
Our pals from the Gutenberg magazine are having an official release for their new issue, which Zine Fest attendees got a sneak peek of... always good stuf from these kids...
SF Zine Fest We had a great party for our volunteers last night... thanks to everyone who was there and the couple who couldn't make it!
The San Francisco Public Library has what looks to be a great exhibition showcasing seminal punk photographer Ruby Ray's work in the classic zine Search and Destroy...
Perennial SFZF favorites Everybody Get Up (purveyors of last year's beloved 25¢ bunny portraits) are putting on another delightful art show, The Frame Show. There will be over 300 4"x6" framed pieces by over 30 artists (for a full listing check out their website)....
Photo by Greg MeansThe very talented cartoonist/journalist Susie Cagle has written up a wonderful recap on SFZF 2009 over at The Daily Crosshatch. She focuses on the exhibitor economics of the Fest vs. some bigger indie-comix shows.....
