Overview
In this workshop with artist Zaire Miles-Moultrie, participants explore the world of zines, the art of making small, self-published booklets by hand. Weaving together multimedia techniques like drawing, collage, and other inclusions, students learn how to visualize dreams into narrative works and leave with a sentimental handcrafted zine.
All supplies are included, but students are encouraged to bring any media they’d like for inspiration. No experience required.
About the artist
Zaire Miles-Moultrie is a Black artist based in Greensboro whose creative journey is a testament to the profound impact of identity and culture on artistic expression. With a diverse array of mediums at his disposal, including drawing, collaging, and printmaking, he intricately weaves together elements of history, spirituality, and personal experience to explore the complex and surreal nature of Blackness and life. Miles-Moultrie’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions and galleries throughout the region and country, captivating audiences with its emotive power and thought-provoking themes. Recently, he graduated from UNC Greensboro with a BFA in studio art, concentrating in printmaking and drawing.
Image: Courtesy of Zaire Miles-Moultrie
