Pop Up Print Weekender: 2021

Crescent Arts, Scarborough Zine Library and York Zine Fest brought you our hometowns first Zinefest, a celebration of everything DIY print and zine! Alongside this were a series of workshops, talks and pop up print trail planned in companionship with the event.

Image shows a room of people browsing various stalls in an industrial room with brick walls and concrete floors, there are people sitting behind their stalls showing and selling their work.

 

How the weekend unfolded…

To kick off the weekend of printed power we began with a celebration of printed matter bringing in Scarborough Zinefest; of whom our wonderful stallholders included Lynne Artisan, Meg Wellington, Poppy O’Rourke, Occultaria Albion, Steff Mitchell, Savannah Storm, Rose London, Footprints Co-op Footprint, Callum Wells, Louis Dorton and Lilly Williams. With Music from Ratty the Sly and music courtesy of Yay Coffee.

Saturday began with a morning workshop from Joel Hague and Nathan Wackett from Scarborough Zine Library, in which they hosted a two hour drop-in session for talking, learning about and making zines. More of these workshops are on their way, to hear about what we have coming up soon follow @scarbzinelibrary! 

Our second workshop was scheduled in from 1:30-3:00 at Woodend Gallery, we hosted a kids printmaking with trash session where children were able to crafty with parents in this fun family friendly workshop with artist and teacher Jade Blood, using crafted items from rubbish to generate experimental mark making, then translating these into very simple kitchen monoprinting. 

To bring the weekender to a close, we hosted two talks then a drop-in intimate Q&A session with all the artists involved including curator Martha Cattell, teacher/artist Jade Blood, first talk with CJ Raey from Black Lodge Press.

Print Trail

To promote the weekender we asked 12 artists to donate or make 12 pieces of work, which we linked to 12 locations around different places of Scarborough; big thank you to the local businesses who got involved, and thank you to the artists who kindly donated their artworks!
We really hope that this is beginning of something quite grander for Scarborough, to keep updated with what else we might have going on follow us on our social media to make sure you don’t miss out on a thing!

Image shows a picture of a coffee truck outside an industrial space, there is a man in an orange jacket selling coffee and attending to the truck. There are fairly lights at the top of the fan and a white picket fence in the background, it’s a very cosy image.
Third image shows a door with signs that say ‘Zine fest - stalls’ beyond the doorway are people attending to their stalls.
Image shows a picture of a man doing a talk in a conference room, on the large screen the words ‘ART AS AGITATION’ are visible in white text over a pink background. There are people in the foreground listening to the talk.
Image shows a man rolling ink on a plate ready to print.
Image shows a picture of a coffee truck outside an industrial space, there is a man in an orange jacket selling coffee and attending to the truck. There are fairly lights at the top of the fan and a white picket fence in the background, it’s a very cosy image.
Third image shows a door with signs that say ‘Zine fest - stalls’ beyond the doorway are people attending to their stalls.
Image shows a picture of a man doing a talk in a conference room, on the large screen the words ‘ART AS AGITATION’ are visible in white text over a pink background. There are people in the foreground listening to the talk.
Image shows a man rolling ink on a plate ready to print.
Image shows a scan of the POP UP PRINT programme, the text has the event dates on one half and the event title and stakeholders on the other. The text is in bright blue, under that there are colourful pink shapes of various sizes and shapes.
image shows a map, showing a section of Scarborough. To the left are locations of various venues around Scarborough, the and a small section of text explaining the purpose of the print trail.

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