Step into a hands-on zine-making adventure where scissors are sacred, glue is bold, and the mess is half the magic. This isn’t just a workshop, it’s a creative playground run by Ethiopian artist, Tizzita Teffera where you’ll cut, paste, layer, scribble, question, and collage your way into self-expression. Zines; punky, poetic, political are made for anyone with something to say. You’ll dive into a delicious mix of images, textures, words, and wildness, using everything from the mundane to the mystical to create something personal, radical, or just plain weird. 

Whether you’re into memory, myth, rebellion, or ritual, there’s space for it here. Expect a little history on punk publishing & zines, a lot of experimentation, and a co-created space full of curiosity, wonder, and joyful chaos. You’ll leave with something that reflects you in fragments, folds, and gluey fingerprints.

No experience needed. Just bring an open heart, curious hands, and a willingness to play.

Tizzita Teffera is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist whose work explores ritual, mythology, memory, shame, and the shadow self. Weaving together Ethiopian and Kenyan cultural influences, she uses poetry, print, photography, and found materials including archival images to navigate themes of femininity, healing, and personal myth. Her work exists at the intersection of the seen and unseen, always in conversation with transformation.