Trans* Geographies Symposium: Riso Zine Workshop

The Pacific Northwest College of Art presents , a symposium exploring the intersections of gender identity, space, and cultural landscapes. Featuring keynote speaker Molly Jae Vaughan, this three-day event, from November 7-9, 2024, will offer keynote addresses, workshops, panel discussions, and artistic interventions. The symposium focuses on how race, class, and geography shape trans lives, with contributions from interdisciplinary scholars Sa Whitley, Robin Maril, and Sloane McNulty. Through this dialogue, the event aims to shed light on systemic inequities and inspire positive change in understanding gender and space.

Highlights include a student-curated exhibition, screen printing and zine workshops, and a roundtable discussion on the future of trans research and activism.

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Join us for a risograph zine-making workshop with local artist Jakelen Diaz!

Participants will learn about the use of zines in countercultural and DIY movements and create a unique edition of one-sheet riso-printed zines. Emphasis will be placed on analogue methods and processes. Participants are encouraged to bring printed photographs, collage materials, patterned paper and other source materials to create their own zine.

RSVP Required- Limited participation. $20 materials fee

Host or Publisher Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies at PNCA