PROGRAM 2024

  • Presentation of JAM Collective

    Address: Maridalsveien 3, 0178 Oslo (ROM for kunst og arkitektur)

  • Gate Avisa (The Street Newspaper): on transitioning through generations, building community and keeping print alive.

    Address: Maridalsveien 3, 0178 Oslo (ROM for kunst og arkitektur)

  • Sharing Palestinian culture, experiences and resistance through Instagram.

    Address: Maridalsveien 3, 0178 Oslo (ROM for kunst og arkitektur)

  • Address: Pløens gate 5 rett (Youngstorget)

FRIDAY 29.11.2024 (Doors open at 17)

  • Workshop by Liselli Grünwald

    Workshop by Liselli GrünwaldHow do you want to be remembered as an ancestor? What will your future generations think of you?

    More information and registration here.

    Address: JAM Collective (Claus riis’ gate 2, Oslo)

  • Over 30 exhibitors sharing their passion for printed matter.

    Address: Maridalsveien 3, 0178 Oslo (ROM for kunst og arkitektur)

  • On Saturday afternoon, come to ROM for Kunst og Arkitektur for a series of short talks, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Jessica Williams.

    • Jessica Williams will introduce us to her micro press and self-publishing studio Hverdags Book.

    • Eiv Rindal will present their zines production in Trondheim with Bråkmakern and Trøkk.

    • Zarina Saidova will join us online and share her experience with Træsh and Træsh Archive that she opened this year in Almaty.

    • Queer Community Zine will be presented by Mathias Sagvik & Callum Gilmour. QCZ is a self published low-threshold forum for text and visual art about queer lived experiences.

    • Woman Cave, coming from France composed by architect Chloé Macary Carney and artist Léticia Chanliau will present their publication of their bi-annual journal called the Woman Journal.

    • CPH Zine Fest, will be represented by Sandra Sundquist coming from Copenhagen. She’ll share with us their experience of organising the oldest Zine Fest in Scandinavia.

    Address: Maridalsveien 3, 0178 Oslo (ROM for kunst og arkitektur)

SATURDAY 30.11.2024

  • Over 30 exhibitors sharing their passion for printed matter.

    Address: Maridalsveien 3, 0178 Oslo (ROM for kunst og arkitektur)

  • Workshop by Clare Zhou & Vjolla Emiri

    Little Anthology of Resilience Stories is a workshop that bridges the social context (living under polycrisis, capitalism, and white supremacy culture) to the value of resilience practice in community building - the theme of Oslo Zine Fest.

    More information and registration here.

    Address: JAM Collective (Claus riis’ gate 2, Oslo)

SUNDAY 01.12.2024

OZF24's exhibitors

About OZF24

Oslo Zine Fest 2024 is a celebration of independent publishing in all its forms. It is our very first edition, and we can’t wait to bring together local and international artists, makers and doers at Rom for Kunst og Arkitektur from the 29th of November to the 1st of December 2024.

It’s all about community, creativity, and sharing stories and this year’s theme is «Building Communities». We believe that in the darkest of times we need community to keep moving towards the light.

Join us for a weekend of creativity, discovery, and connection through some hands-on workshops, talks, a market with over 25 exhibitors and social gatherings to get to meet some great people over printed matter.

OZF is organised by JAM Collective with the generous support of the Arts Council Norway.

More info to come very soon, please follow us on instagram to get recent updates & activities

Day two was such a buzz! We had so many lovely people popping by the zine fair throughout the day, exploring all the amazing work on display and having some great talks over the tables. Thank you @liselli_art_and_scenography for a powerful worksho
A big thank you to everyone who showed up for last nights talks and performance! It was such a joy to see the space filled with happy and chatty people, and we hope you had as much fun as we did. A special thank you to @gateavisa and @mittpalesti
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