Sarah Evenson (they/them/theirs) is a gay, transgender print-media artist living and working in Minneapolis. Their zines and artist books are included in more than 50 archives across the world, ranging from high school libraries to the collection of the MoMA. Sarah is also a 2025 McKnight Fellow at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts and a regular contributor to Better Homes & Dykes. They will trade zines with anyone in the world who asks—just email them!
Learn about the historical role of zines in political movements, celebrate zines as a tool for building community, and explore the perzine (zines that feature the authors’ subjectivity) as a form of resistance within the context of activism and organizing.
Stop looking at your computer screen and start looking at your mesh printing screen! Learn two of the simplest and most approachable ways to create a screen printing stencil, in this in-person workshop.
Ditch the computer and come back to drawing by hand! This in-person workshop is designed for folks with basic screen printing experience who are ready to explore photo emulsion without relying on a computer or digital techniques.