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SUMMARY:The Art of Zine Making with Caesar Morales
DESCRIPTION:Saturdays\, February 3 & 10\, 2024\, 10am-12pm CST\, in-person at Gemini Ink\nInstructor: Caesar Morales\nNonmember: $100;  Member: $85; Student $75.\n \n*EARN CPE’S\nSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE. \n \n  \nWant to get your work out there but don’t want to wait for traditional publication? A zine is a quick\, easy way to distribute your writing in a format that’s one of a kind and easily digestible. These small independent publications are usually handmade and combine a collection of photos\, text\, illustrations\, poems\, etc.\, around a common theme. Because there is no definitive structure or layout for a zine\, this allows for highly creative book-making that can turn the publication itself into a work of art.  \nIn this two-session workshop\, we will use short writing prompts to generate new work around specific themes\, add visual elements through photos and drawings\, receive feedback\, and complete a mini-zine. We will also learn how best to distribute hard copy or digital zines. \nBasic supplies\, including construction paper\, writing utensils\, scissors\, glue\, and collage materials will be provided. Students are encouraged to bring in their own clip art\, magazines\, or photos that fit on 5.5” x  8.5” paper.  \nThis course is open to writers of all genres and skill level\, 18+.  \nStudents will leave with the following:  \n\n\n\nNew creative writing pieces\nOne handmade mini-zine\nInstructions on how to make more zines independently\nIdeas on how to distribute zines\n\n\n\nLearn more about Caesar at his Writer’s Desk Q&A.\nCaesar Morales has an MA in Playwriting and Screenwriting from City University of London in the UK. Prior to that\, he obtained a BSc from the University of Greenwich\, also in the UK. His photo essays have been published in Private Photo Review\, and he will have an original short story published in the upcoming anthology\, The 42 Anthology\, featuring 42 stories from 42 different writers\, each writing in 42 different genres/categories. Caesar’s story “The Outlaw Gerald Dorris” will be published in the Western category. He’s also taught podcast production\, photography\, filmmaking\, zine publishing and screenwriting at Wac Arts College in London\, UK and at the Institute for the Urban Arts in New York City. He’s also had two feature-length screenplays workshopped at the London Screenwriter’s Festival. \n\n\nParking at Gemini Ink\nGemini Ink offers free parking along the back wall of our downtown offices. Please access this parking lot from Augusta St and first park in any of the 12 spots along the back wall. Only when these 12 spots are full do we ask that you park elsewhere in our lot. We now rent our offices from UTSA and are collaborating with them to create a secure and accessible parking lot for our community of writers and readers.
URL:https://geminiink.org/events/the-art-of-zine-making-with-caesar-morales/
LOCATION:Gemini Ink\, 1111 Navarro St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:Unexplored Greats: A Study of Lesser Known African American Authors with Arrie Porter
DESCRIPTION:Mondays\, February 12 & 19\, 2024\, 6:30-8:30pm CST\, Hybrid (in-person at Gemini Ink and online via Zoom)\nInstructor: Arrie Porter\nNonmember: $135; Member: $115; Student/Educator/Military $75 \n*EARN CPE’S\nSCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE. \n \n  \n  \n \n  \nTupac Shakur\, Toni Morrison\, Nicki Giovanni\, Richard Wright\, and Maya Angelou. These gifted authors are all household names who have put African American literature on the map. However\, so many Black writers outside of pop culture have contributed to the lexicon of settings\, spaces\, imagery\, and poetics found in Black literature. Such authors include Henry Dumas\, Rita Dove\, Lucille Clifton\, Christopher Gilbert\, Yusef Komunyakaa\, and others. Delving into their work is vital to gaining an expansive view of literature and our shared history as Americans.  \nIn this two-session workshop\, participants will study the works of non-mainstream African American authors who have made valuable literary contributions. Participants will explore the narrative and lyrical license\, devices\, and history of these authors\, while learning to craft our own dynamic works in poetry and fiction. Join us and get acquainted with these Black authors! \nThis course is open to writers of all genres and skill level\, 18+.  \nStudents will leave this class with: \n\nA greater appreciation for lesser-known African American authors\nAn understanding of these writers’ craft techniques\nA listing of anthologies where undiscovered writers may be found\nSeveral beginnings to new creative work \n\nRead Arrie’s Writer’s Desk Q&A!\n\nArrie Porter is a poet and fiction writer with publications in The Windward Review\, Voices de la Luna\, RiverSedge\, The Thing Itself\, and other noteworthy periodicals. She has reviewed books of fiction for Angelo State University and serves as a Gemini Ink Teaching Artist. She is the former host of the Coffee Loft Open Mic in Atlanta Georgia\, and performs at various open mics. She is the creator of “Voices\,” a DreamWeek San Antonio event\, and creator and publisher of Nubian Notes\, a magazine now maintained as a special collection at the John Peace Library\, Institute of Texas Cultures. Her interviews and articles have appeared in the San Antonio Report and the San Antonio Express-News. Arrie has developed commentaries for Texas Public Radio\, including “The George Floyd Protests in the Pandemic” and “Juneteenth–It’s Complicated.” She oversees the Poetry Ministry at Agape Christian Church and holds a MA/MFA degree in Literature\, Creative Writing\, and Social Justice. Arrie is a Professor of English at Our Lady of the Lake University. \n  \n\nParking at Gemini Ink\nGemini Ink offers free parking along the back wall of our downtown offices. Please access this parking lot from Augusta St and first park in any of the 12 spots along the back wall. Only when these 12 spots are full do we ask that you park elsewhere in our lot. We now rent our offices from UTSA and are collaborating with them to create a secure and accessible parking lot for our community of writers and readers.
URL:https://geminiink.org/events/unexplored-greats-with-arrie-porter/
LOCATION:Texas
CATEGORIES:Online Workshop,Workshop
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