GenderFail Archive Project

Vancouver Art Book Fair Edition Curated by Sylvana dAngelo

For this presentation at the Vancouver Art Book Fair, Sylvana dAngelo visited our studio in Brooklyn, NY picking a section of over 65 titles from the GenderFail Archive. dAngelo focused mainly on our robust selection of zines. The zines are presented with sculptures made by New York based artist Gracie Whiteside along with screen printed pillow cases by myself. The Vancouver Art Book Fair reading room showcases an intersectional perspective of publishers, printing styles and subject matter representing queer, trans, non-binary artists, Indigenous artists, artists of color and even heteronormative cisgender white men.

synthetic velvet by Audrey Kadjar

Presented by Zine Club

synthetic velvet is a digital love letter to time – it focuses on the hour system to tell universal stories and encourage larger conversations. Its ambition is to push the boundaries of digital storytelling and provide a platform to emerging creatives

Bibliocache

Bibliocache is an experimental library of self-published projects co-curated by Aaron S Moran (Poor Quality) and Sylvana dAngelo (Zine Club).

To cache is to archive, stash, collect and store. This project pulls together work from artists based in British Columbia who have produced books, but may not use the format as their primary medium. Other artists were asked to produce books for the first time as a potential extension of their practices.

The Media Closet

Larissa Monteiro, Tracy Stefanucci and Sylvana dAngelo

the Media Closet as a project series aims to address unconventional exhibition sites within the gallery setting. Installations are site specific and feature animated works from Zine Club members. Projects are based off print projects and interpreted as video files with web and exhibition in mind.

Fully Booked Dubai Art Week

Panel Discussion

Tone

Jamilah Malika, Soledad Fatima Muñoz, Domunique Booker, and Kiran Dhaliwal
Printed at Moniker Press, a Zine Club publication
Launched at 2018 Current: Feminist Electronic Art Symposium, July 2018

Presented as part of the 2018 Current: Feminist Electronic Art Symposium. The publication investigated the social and gestural quality of words within a sonic framework.

Listen to Black Women
– Jamilah Malika

Love Poems to White Supremacy
– Soledad Fatima Muñoz

Diary of a Sad Black Woman/ Living in a Tone Deaf Society
– Domunique Booker

life as an apology
the days that are finally mine
– Kiran Dhaliwal