Here is an image gallery of the covers of the publications submitted during Expozine 2017 for the Expozine Awards. The winners in the six categories, best book, best zine, best comic in English and French will be announced at the Expozine Awards Gala, Tuesday November 21 in Montreal — details coming soon!!
Volume 1 MTL Art and the Book ARCMTL, the organization behind Expozine, is proud to unveil the programme for its newest project, Volume 1 MTL : an Art Book Fair prefaced with a week full of presentations, workshops and discussions about artists’ books and books on art. This programme invites the curious to discover places…
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took place on November 16 – 17 2019, from 11 am – 6 pm at 1025 Bélanger (Église Saint-Arsène). See photos here; click here to see the list of participants. Expozine 2019 programming included a zine workshop and exhibit at Concordia University’s Webster Library, a round-table discussion about collaborative comics, and more! EXPOZINE AWARDS GALA…
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GRANDE Print Art Fair 2017 ARCMTL/ Expozine is proud to present the GRANDE Print Art Fair, gathering more than 60 artists and organizations selling posters and printed art, meet and mingle with the public and showcase the incredible vitality of this artistic community in Montreal. Silkscreen prints, letterpress, engravings, every form and every new trend…
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The Expozine Alternative Press Awards Gala will be held at Divan Orange, 4234 St-Laurent, on Tuesday, May 2 2017, 18h – 20h, free admission, followed by a literary evening produced by Expozine – Arcmtl as part of the Blue Metropolis Festival. Free admission, hosted by our illustrious Master of Ceremonies, Jean-Luc Bonspiel. Finalists Best Book…
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Montreal literary DIALOGUES Featuring Catherine Kidd, Fortner Anderson, Kelly Nora Drukker, Jean-Luc Bonspiel and Natalie Thibault. In partnership with the Blue Metropolis Festival. $8.00 at the door, Le Divan Orange, 4234 St-Laurent, Tuesday, May 2 2017, 21h-00h. On Facebook. A literary dialogue between Montreal’s past and present, English and French. Poets read literary excerpts set…
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