Workshops & Instruction
There is a growing number of faculty, staff, and students actively engaged in zine making as a scholarly and social practice. Interested faculty and student groups are welcome to reach out for zine making workshops, consultations, class visits, and assignment creation.
The Reed Zine Library hosts a range of zine workshops for students and faculty. We also collaborate with the Visual Resources Center for workshops, events, and more.
Book a zine workshop/instruction session
Current workshops
If you'd like to explore zine workshop options, please reach out to Ann "A'misa" Matsushima Chiu.
Students
- Zine Making for Student Clubs and Organizations
- Zine Release Parties at the Zine Library
- Zine-In-A-Hurry: Make a collaborative zine in one hour
- Button Making for Student Clubs and Organizations
- 2.25 inch option and/or 1 inch option
Faculty
- Zines 101: Introduction to Zines
- Zines as Alternative Final Projects
- ANTH 397 Media Persons Publics (C. Makley)
- ART 151 Introduction to Visual Narrative (D. Duford)
- ART 354 Performing Mediation (Video Art, 1960-2000) (K. Cohen)
- PSY 242 Human Sexuality (M. Brunn)
- PSY 325 Stereotyping and Prejudice (M. Brunn)
- Zines as Primary Source Research