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Gig of The Weekend – F-Stop Club

Gig of The Weekend – F-Stop Club

The F-Stop Club is a collective of visual artists who are interested in DIY self-publishing through the creation of Zine making. The Club believes that within the South African visual culture, it is important to have a platform where artists can produce their own work in order to sustain the practice.

DIY self-publishing has become a very important topic of late and the demand for photographers to be a part of the movement has grown.

It is costly to organize traditional books and producing exhibitions in South Africa, so DIY self-publishing becomes a catalyst for emerging artists to share their work in new, innovate and low-priced ways.

Participants:

Nqobile Sithole, Lemogang Matlong, Tommy Rabearivelo and Dumisani Malind

Opening:

Saturday 3 August 2019, 12h00 until 16h30

The Photo Workshop 3rd Floor

Exhibiting participants:

Nqobile Sithole Lemogang Matlong Tommy
Rabearivelo Dumisani Malindi

Facilitators

Alphabet Zoo Nicole Rafiki Dahlia Maubane
withGuest presentation
David 'Slaying Goliath' Tshabalala

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