Photography workshop by Jorge Antony Stride in which visitors choose ten images from a wall grid to print on the spot and bind into their own zine.
Jorge Antony Stride is running a workshop called Non-Specific at The Waves Bookshop this weekend, Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November. It's a hands-on session rather than a talk, and you get to walk away with something you've actually made.
The premise is straightforward: there's a wall grid of images, and you pick ten of them. Once you've made your selection, Stride prints them on the spot, and you fold and bind them into your own zine. It's a quick way to put together a small publication in one go, and you're the one deciding which images make the cut.
Stride is a photographer based in St Leonards, and his freelance work has appeared in The Guardian, Frieze and AnOther Magazine. The Waves Bookshop itself is an independent shop in Hastings and St Leonards-on-Sea that stocks a thoughtful selection of books and magazines alongside art exhibitions and literary events, so it's a natural fit for a zine-making workshop. If you've never made a zine before, this is a low-pressure way to start.
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It runs across two days, so you can pick whichever works best for you: Saturday 7 November from 10 am to 5 pm, or Sunday 8 November from 11 am to 3 pm. It's £10 to take part, and you'll leave with your own printed zine in hand.
