I’m thrilled to be vending in San Antonio for the San Anto Zine Fest on 12/09/23. I’m working on possibly releasing some new stuffffff. Only one way to find out! Come thruuuuu on 12/09/23.
Check out all the incredible vendors also participating in the festival.
Super proud to be part of this collaboration with Reyes Ramirez! Very grateful for the creative space to honor my Tia Ruchis and my neighborhood querido. The Pylon Project is presented from The Houston Artist Speaks Through Grids initiative.
Zine Fest Houston @ The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art
2334 Gulf Terminal Dr, Houston, TX 77023 - MAP
Check out the amazing line up for Zine Fest Houston taking place all day as well. I don’t have a table this year at ZFH but I’ll be vending in the San Anto Zine Fest in December 2023.
I’m thrilled to be a vendor for Zine Fest Houston 2022. I have new merch which I’m super excited to share with y’all
Catch me at Table 3 near the entrance with the homies of St. Sucia & Xicana Vegan.
Check out the full list of vendors here.
Lots of food, programs and ZINES!
The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art
(Not the monument but the big space behind it!)
2334 Gulf Terminal Dr.
Houston, TX 77023
Saturday, November 12, 2022
12 -6 PM
Yoooo - I’ll be vending in person for the first time zine October 2019.
Join me and all the wonderful vendors at Uncle Bob’s Photo Zine Market taking place this weekend.
Saturday, October 15, 2022
902 Hardy Street
Houston, TX 77020
Free Admission
Check out my presentation here at the online San Francisco Zine Fest, SFZF
My first virtual zine fest. Is this the future of zine festivals?
Yoooooo, I’m vending in HTX for the first time in a loooong time (since 2017). I will be set up at Uncle Bob’s Photo Zine Market at El Rincón Social on March 21, 2020. Big thanks to Zine Fest Houston, FLATS, and El Rincón Social for organizing the event. Come thru and say hi!
Date: Saturday, March 21 from 2 - 7 pm
Location: El Rincón Social
3210 Preston St, Houston, Texas 77003
Event Details from Facebook:
Uncle Bob’s Photo Zine Market is a one-day market showcasing regional photography zine-makers.
The zine, or self-published magazine, is an affordable distribution medium that is often overlooked in the larger photography world. Since zines are published using minimal personnel and less costly materials, they represent a more accessible way for new patrons to support local artists and begin their collecting journey.
Uncle Bob’s Photo Zine Market will take place at El Rincón Social, providing regional photographers with an opportunity to show their work in a space that will amplify their reach. We believe it is important to showcase the talent and dedication of regional photographers on a stage that is worthy of their skill and artistry.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Bill Daniel | Brenda Cruz-Wolf | Burburuza Productions | Cary Fagan | Deep Red Press | FLATS | Gabriel Martinez | Gustavo Trevino | Income Taxes | Isabel Arbeláez Botero | Jason Dibley | Jean-Sebastian Boncy | Jennifer Battaglia | Laidric Stevenson | Ry Allred | Ryan Hollaway | Splatterbooth | Sterling Kokroko | Tell You What Press | UHPDM 20 | Yeiry Guevara
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Summer in NYC is the best! Sunshine, lots of fun events and ice cream trucks in every corner. I vended at Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair for both days this summer. The event was free and for all ages!
Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair
June 30 - July 1
12 - 6 pm
The James Room at Barnard Hall
3009 Broadway
New York, NY 10027
3 Dot Zine presents the second annual Brown Paper Zine and Small Press Fair, an environment where the creative efforts of Black artists and artists of color working in self publishing and printed mediums are exposed and proliferated. 3 Dot Zine is a collaborative, submission-based zine founded by artist Devin N. Morris in 2014 as a way to extend the reach of important dialogues Morris was having with his peers. For the second annual Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair we are excited to partner with the Studio Museum in Harlem. This Studio Salon program is presented as part of inHarlem, a dynamic range of initiatives, strategies, and activities built on the foundation of the Museum’s artist’s projects, permanent collection, and collaborative programs in the Harlem neighborhood.
Taking place at Barnard Hall, with the support of the Barnard Library, this year’s fair weaves together zine makers and artists within a broader community that has historically acted as a cultural quilt of sorts--composed of Black American life, artistic development, diversity and overall excellence. Like quilts, zines utilize similar properties in their design, composition, and binding. Multilayered publications, filled with visual and written dialogues, advice, and personal and political insights, act as places where care and direct communication are prioritized.
The mission remains to heighten visibility for artists of color and to encourage participation in fair environments and the self publishing industry at large.
Exhibitors:
Nauter xxyz
Khari Ricks
A. J. Hayes
Celeste Rita Baker
La Chamba
La Liga Zine
Tortillagurl
Endless Editions
Te Aprecio Foto
Aurora Diaz
tender/cruel
Townies Zine
Waller Gallery
Taehee Whang
Homie House Press
Jasjyot Singh Hans
For Your Eyes To Eat
Yeiry Guevara
Wyeth Moss
Rafia's World
Margot Terc / LUNA RIO
Secret Riso Club
Soumya Dhulekar
L.A. Zine Fest took place on May 27, 2018 at the Pasadena Convention Center.
Poster designed by Rich of Originals Por Vida.
Vending at LAZF 2018
For the first time ever, I took my art to the West Coast. I was a proud vendor at the 7th Annual L.A. Zine Fest on May 27, 2018. It was a dream come true to share my work with the L.A. community. I met some of my favorite creators from around the country such as St. Sucia, Breena Nuñez Peralta, Frijolera Press, Brown and Proud Press who also vended at the festival. Check out the exhibitor list here. Plus, I gave a workshop on the creative process behind my zine "Vos Cipota" during the festival.
Big List of Thank You's:
This year's Fest will feature 200 zinesters, writers, illustrators, comix creators, photographers, and more—selling, trading and sharing their work, and celebrating self-publishing and DIY culture in the community. Free admission!
A small slice of the large scale festival
Sunday, May 27, 2018
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Conference Center at the Pasadena Convention Center
300 E Green St, Pasadena, CA 91101
Just pulled a @SheaSerrano and finally shot my shot: I applied to vend at @LAZineFest in May 2018. Taking my #zine art to the west coast would be a dream! Keep y'all posted with what happens.
— Yeiry (@yeirybird) January 10, 2018
ayyyyyyyyye go get it -- @LAZineFest y'all let my homie participate please thank you https://t.co/9FS63rFIX5
— Shea Serrano (@SheaSerrano) January 10, 2018
My First TX Zine Fest!!
The hu$tle does not stop, especially in H-Town. Super fun to have participated in Zines y Más presented by WAKE Zine on Sunday, November 26, 2017 at the Galveston Arts Center.
About The Fest: WAKE, the Galveston-based collective behind the music and arts publication Wake the Zine and host of music events in Galveston, presents Zines y Más. The event will feature local zine makers and more in the style of a small pop-up market. This project is made possible with support from The Idea Fund. The Idea Fund is a re-granting program administered by DiverseWorks, Aurora Picture Show, and Project Row Houses and funded by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.
PARTICIPANTS ~
Artificial Head Records
Chris Kill Co.
Galveston Synergist Project
Hosj Ore
Miss Champagne
Noth Zine
Poison Moon Records
RYD Works
Super Hit Press
Wallflower Records
Yeiry Guevara
Zine Fest Houston
More info here:
Wake the Zine Website Event
Facebook Event
Special shoutout for my parents for being super sweet and supportive! Y'all the best. Los quiero tanto <3
Sunday, November 19 - Zine Fest in Brooklyn
I was pumped to vend at the 2nd Annual Print and Zine Fest by Got a Girl Crush at New Women Space on Sunday, Nov 19, 2017.
About The Fest:
Featuring an exciting, emerging line-up of women/trans/gender non-conforming-led publications, artists and merch:
Got a Girl Crush Website Event
Facebook Event
The event was incredibly successful. Excellent vendors, clear communication and lots of engaging people who visited. Thank you all who stopped by and chatted!
Took place on October 22, 2017
What a thrill to be part of New Latin Wave 2017 at Brooklyn Bazaar! Lots of fantastic programming in one day. I participated in the Book and Zine Fair of NLW, curated by the wonderful Steph Orentas of La Liga Zine.
Also, I presented the launch of my second zine titled Vos Cipota that same day. Lots of feels. Photos of the launch are below.
What is New Latin Wave: Dedicated to celebrating the most current and compelling voices in Latinx art, music, literature and film, New Latin Wave is more than a cultural festival; it’s a multidisciplinary symposium that seeks to open conversations about Latinx and Latin American contributions and identity in the United States by creating a platform for performers, writers and artists.
Read more about the event on:
Many thanks to Sokio and Amanda for organizing everything, Steph of La Liga Zine for curating the Book & Zine Fair and her wonderful support, Mayra for debuting Just Plush Play and all the amazing attendees who supported latinx arts in NYC. Pics below!
Betty Zine Fest
Organized by The Bettys
On October 7th, I had the joyful opportunity to vend at The Bettys' 2nd Annual Betty Zine Fest 2017. The day saw an amazing turnout with over 75 vendors. All organized by:
Major thanks to Aurora and The Bettys for putting together an incredible event. Huge shoutout to my sister Mayra Guevara who was pillar of complete support this day, and every day. Much love sis! Thank you to all who attended and supported NJ's only zine festival!
Here is the local news in Newark covering the festival. I'm laughing in the background at 0:33.
Nosotras Zine Fiesta
Organized by Mujeristas Collective
On September 15th 2017, I participated in my first zine festival! Thank you so much Mujeristas Collective for organizing Nosotras Zine Fiesta at June Bar. The idea behind the event as expressed by Mujeristas Collective: "Nosotras is meant to highlight the mujeres/muxeres zine makers and artists that exist and uphold this community."
The fiesta created a powerful connection between the wonderful vendors and supportive audience. Shoutout to the amazing vendors at Nosotras Zine Fiesta:
Performance by STEFA & DJ Cisnegros
Photobooth all night by The Unapologetically Brown Series
Thank you everyone who attended! Major thanks to lovely people who purchased my Mami made items. Mom sends her deepest gratitude and appreciation! She was amazed by all the support shown. With the earnings made, she is be able to continue making more items for our shop. So thank you for encouraging my mom and her craft.
Also thanks to i-D for the wonderful feature about the show. I'm on the list alongside 4 other fellow artists in the article titled: 5 Radical Zines By Latina/x Women
All photography by Yeiry Guevara
