We’ll be at the Homecooked Comics Festival on Sunday May 1st at Northcote Town Hall, find out more about the weekend of events here.
Sticky will be talking and stalling at Abbotsford Convent’s cultural mega-event Open Spaces.
We’ll be at the Homecooked Comics Festival on Sunday May 1st at Northcote Town Hall, find out more about the weekend of events here.
Compulsory Poses: The Bodybuilding Biography Book Club For Men
First Thursday of every month, 6-7pm.
Next meeting: Thursday June 2nd 2016
Next book: The Wisdom of Mike Mentzer - the art, science and philosophy of a bodybuilding legend (McGraw-Hill)
Zines by Jade Walsh and TooT Zines launched in Sticky with live performance from The Fluffs, Friday May 6th at 6pm.
About Jade Walsh:
Jade Walsh is a visual artist who works with fabric, print, painting, text, sculpture, performance, public art and video. She writes poetry and makes zines, products, and also performs music in the electro duo, The Fluffs.
She makes art about the vulnerable, emotional, odd and amusing in relationships & friendships and believes in Art as a social tool and way to empowerment. She has exhibited nationally and internationally travelled to USA & Europe for Screen-printing residencies supported by Australia Council Grants.
“I draw from human states and social realities such as loneliness or singledom and the need for love and contact because I feel it intensely myself. I need to deal with it through art and ideas. I go out and have conversations with people and return to my studio to draw about it and from it. Art is social and is for me a way of connecting with others. ”
about toot zines.
TooT zines began in 1998 with
2 cheeky design students
needing to express themselves
in paper and page layout.
Based in Brunswick West, Melbourne
it continues to spread the punk,
independant and creative.
jadewalsh.com.au
Hello, Melbourne’s ardent defenders of zine culture here. We opened up shop back in April 2001, and are celebrating somehow still being there 15 years later with a right cracking hoodang upstairs at the Grace Darling Hotel.
We’ll have live music from, namely:
Glorious and uproarious The Girl Fridas
The return of racket-wranglers The Church of Hysteria
The magical and Melb-ifluous Maureen
And disarmingly charming guitar darling Dogood
Plus! A mega-launch of many new zines from around Aus.
Friday April 22nd, 2016 - $6 - doors 8pm.
Putting The Femme In Ephemeral is an exhibition by women who make zines, curated by Gemma Flack and Sticky Institute for Festival Of The Photocopier 2016.
The opening party will take place at Rooftop Art Space (Level 7, 252 Swanston Street) on Friday February 12th from 7.30pm.
Features works by:
Alice Kazam
George Rex
Katherine Pigott
Lily Cuda
Rebecca Sheedy
Samantha Riegl
Sarah McNeil
Sophia Parsons Cope
Zoe Steers
The exhibition continues until February 29th.
Sticky presents the launch party for FESTIVAL OF THE PHOTOCOPIER 2016 at The Tote, with live music from:
Meaty, beaty, big and bouncy The Burnt Sausages
So-good punks Nun of the Tongue
High-fiving and new-waving Hi-Tec Emotions
Perth’s lo-fi heartthrob Ermine Coat
Festival Of The Photocopier is a four-day celebration of zine culture that culminates in a huge zine fair at Melbourne Town Hall on Sunday Feb 14th. For more information visit: www.stickyinstitute.com
Issues #5, #6 and #7 of zine series Guest Informant will be launched on Friday 12th February at 6pm in Sticky, as part of Festival Of The Photocopier 2016. Will feature live music from doom-mongers Expurgatory.
Facebook event here.
Our final zine launch of the year takes place on the last day we’ll be open in 2015:
Guest Informant #4 Zine Launch
Wednesday 23rd December, 6-7pm
Celebrate the end of another Georgian calendar year and the launch of the latest issue of the Guest Informant zine series - this time involving the transcript of conversation between John S and Ania A - by rugging up in the chilly underpass of Campbell Arcade and warming yourself in the Sticky Institute by the tinselly joy that is the tuneful Christmas musings of family favourites, Bucket Men
Sticky will be running the zine stall for the I Steadied Myself For Her Lines event at FOUND FEST 2015
Featured readers include ALICE BELLE // ALICE FRASER // ANNELIESE MILK // AMY JO JORY // CATHERINE CONNOLLY // CELESTE LIDDLE // ELLENA SAVAGE // GEMMA MAHADEO // GEORGIA RAE BANKS // HANNAH DONNELLY/ / FLEASSY MALAY // JAX JACKI BROWN // JESSICA SIMPSON // KAREN PICKERING // KATE JUST // LINE BREAK // MIA TIMPANO // NAOMI VELAPHI // PAULINE WHYMAN // SARAH-JANE WOULAHAN // STÉPHANIE KABANYANA KANYENDEKWE // STEPHANIE VAN SCHILT // TEGAN WEBB // VAN BADHAM // VIV MALO and more.
Found Fest 2015 is a day of live music, performance, speakers, exhibitions and more in Melbourne CBD, beginning 2pm on Saturday 21st February at Testing Grounds. Buy tickets here.
Sticky will be talking and stalling at Abbotsford Convent’s cultural mega-event Open Spaces.
This is this weekend!
As part of Girls On Film Festival 2015, Sticky will be holding a zine table on Saturday at Girl Germs, an event with a special emphasis on young feminists. Find out more here.
Sticky Institute recently passed the remarkable milestone of producing one million photocopies on its premises since opening in 2001.
We are so thrilled that the zine community has made such sterling and prolific use of our photocopying services that we are having a party to commemorate it.
There will be an official ceremonial launch of the next million photocopies to take place in Sticky, plus live musical performances from Dogood and Plastic Rupert.
Also, as a celebration of all the zines made instore during Sticky’s lifetime, there will also be a mega zine launch - the launch of dozens of new zines in one evening, including new titles by:
Alison Evans ~ Andy Wear ~ Astrid ~ Audrey El-Osta ~ Bloomurder ~ Carla Adams ~ Frank Candiloro ~ Gemma Flack ~ Heard ~ John Stevens ~ Kate Greenaway ~ Katherine Pigott ~ Li-Kim Chuah ~ Luke You ~ Richard Pilkington ~ Samantha Riegl ~ Shane Jesse Christmas ~ Sophie Benjamin ~ Steven J Finch ~ Tegan Webb ~ Thomas Blatchford ~ Tim Ungaro …and more.
Facebook event here.
This event is free entry, and in memory of our beloved C3100.