This is about Risography: Join us for a discourse day around risography as one particular, famously infamous tool of self-publishing and DIY printing. There will be talks, presentations, printed matter to look at and ...

We open the 11th festival edition, welcome and celebrate exhibitors and guests from all over the world and get in the mood for a three day journey through the Indiecon multiverse.

On Friday, we open the night with game night and lounge atmosphere. Next to drinks and music, hang out with us and play self-published community games with us.

Nicolas Kemper is the Publisher of New York Review of Architecture. Over the past five years, as its print run has grown from 200 to 6500 and its page count has grown from 2 to 44, it has evolved from a zine into ...

Søren Ipland is not only the director and co-owner of the Danish newsletter-first news medium Føljeton but also — surprisingly — a lobbyist. With his work for Nye Medier, he's trying to reshape the regulatory environm...

Daniel Kent is the Design Director at Pioneer Works, a sprawling artistic assemblage comprising a non-profit Brooklyn art space, studios, educational programs, artist residencies, a publishing initiative and the magaz...

Sami Emory and Tessa Love are the founders and editors of Nobody, an independent magazine that prides itself on its eclectic approach to storytelling. Each issue begins with a theme, but rather than dictating the subj...

Digital Diasporas brings content to form through networks by communities for communities.Diaspora: What was once solely analog dispersion has found a new medium in the last several decades: dig...

With the growing awareness of the environmental impact of physical publishing, why do we seem to neglect the digital side - the abundance of pixels in high-resolution images, the computational power of search queries ...

Four talks back to back in an hour: A fresh view of sport in The Movement Movement Ellie Jackson is editor-in-chief and creative director of The Movement Movement, a magazine that wants to...

Dagny Tepper is the editor-in-chief and creative director of Pilot, the London-based magazine that totally reinvents itself each issue. Driven by a love for conceptual publishing, each issue of Pilot is an experiment ...

Artist Talk: The World of Alex MashtalerOn the walls of the Oberhafen, Solomiya is showing a selection of works made in Ukraine between 2021 and 2023 by the Kyiv-born photographer Alex Mashtaler, that are featured...

A roundtable around coming at a theme with your own point of view. For example, TMM wanted to do sport, by women, and without any of the competitiveness and language that we associate with sport altogether. But still,...

We are inviting people to have an open discussion about something not many people talk about—money, pricing, selling the magazine, and trying to finance it themselves or through advertising. We think it is important t...

Queer history hasn't always been well-preserved, told, or celebrated in print or otherwise. Against the backdrop of algorithmically flattening culture and fleeting digital content creation, publishing queer stories in...

Generative ARTZINES is the final outcome of the research project started in 2015 by artist publisher and researcher Antoine Lefebvre about fanzine culture. He worked in collaboration with the Objet Papier collective t...

How to turn a subscriptions-based, free circulation or newsstand magazine into a membership.We'll talk about why you'd want to start a membership, what you could member-ise, and the first steps you can take to ...

A zine hour to gather and share library experiences for zine librarians and everybody else.

The publishing industry has a massive environmental impact, but very few steps are being taken to tackle this problem. Unfortunately, simply printing on recycled paper is not the solution (it could actually make thing...

In this roundtable, we particularly focus on the global south's representation in publishing, as these cultures have so much to offer to the creative world and need more platforms to bring this forth. Our core goal at...

The roundtable is for fellow publishers to connect and exchange experiences and ideas regarding funding, distribution and community building, with the aim of knowledge sharing and collaboration. Participants are invit...

A zine is an independently published collection of materials, a self-created and self-reproduced publication. In the workshop, we receive a short introduction to the past and present of fanzines and self-publishing. U...

Sound Jams is a series of collective audiozines makings that artist and facilitator Ål Nik hosts with the aim to inspire makers to play with the sonic format in their work. In this workshop, the group will create an a...

"Neighborhood Mapping: Oberhafen*", where participants will immerse themselves in observing and researching Oberhafen and its residents. They will then create site-specific pieces, be it text or images, which will be ...

Are you exhausted by long work hours, little pay, and minimal rewards? In this hands-on workshop, participants will engage in cutting, sticking, sharing, and venting as we channel our collective work-related frustrati...

Together with you, we want to explore what a website could be – away from commercial use. Looking back into the past, for some there is nostalgia for a seemingly bygone era of handmade web – but that part of the inter...

During the workshop, the participants will create a riso-printed origami book with a hardcover. The risograph is a special printing machine. To start, we will practice a folding technique, creating a mock-up, and then...

Print is dead. And so is the internet–A space once fancied for its accessible publishing potential. In the ever-evolving landscape of the web, memes have emerged as a rapid form of cultural expression and communicatio...

In this workshop, we will design posters with analogue collaging techniques and combine them with a digitally set up grid.The resulting 2-color poster series celebrates both randomness and continuity. In the same spir...

A collaborative user interface design workshop about shapes, rakes and virtual flowerbedsIn this workshop we look at digital gardens as a tapestry of interconnected ideas, growing and evolving over time, much like the...

The workshop is open to everyone. Participants will be able to print sauces in various colors with silkscreen on pre-prepared paper pizza bases. Then, they will decorate the pizzas with various ingredients by coloring...

The workshop consists in collectively producing a series of texts and drawings based on questions inspired on Paul Thek’s teaching notes. Each participant will answer some randomly assigned questions from the question...

The Oberhafen consists of the shed complexes of the former Hamburg main goods station, which were built until the middle of the 20th century. Now they represent the starting point of the transformation process into a ...

The Oberhafen consists of the shed complexes of the former Hamburg main goods station, which were built until the middle of the 20th century. Now they represent the starting point of the transformation process into a ...

The Oberhafen consists of the shed complexes of the former Hamburg main goods station, which were built until the middle of the 20th century. Now they represent the starting point of the transformation process into a ...

The Oberhafen consists of the shed complexes of the former Hamburg main goods station, which were built until the middle of the 20th century. Now they represent the starting point of the transformation process into a ...