Curating Your Own Collective Zine
You've made a call out, received submissions – now what? Organizing a collection of drawings, collage pieces, or photos into a zine can be a challenging yet satisfying way to connect to your artist community. Linking images together cohesively or finding similarities and patterns within the work takes imagination, rather than simply assembling alphanumerically or randomly.
In this workshop, community publisher Marc J Palm will share his editorial insights and inspirations. You'll be provided with a collection of illustrations and comics from local artists to learn the important skill of curating a handmade publication that has a deliberate flow connecting all of the pieces. The material provided can be used as is, or you may bring your own sourced materials to create a one of a kind release. Basic zine-making knowledge recommended.
The House bar will be open to serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.Marc Palm
Marc J Palm facilitates the anthology DUNE mini comics that happens monthly at Hugo House. A freelance illustrator for magazines like MAD, Metrograph, and Public Display.Art, Marc was the head organizer and publisher of the INTRUDER comics newspaper during its run from 2012-2016. As a self-publisher, he made his first comic book in 1993, and most recently released The Fang vol. 3 in early summer 2025.
