Screenings

Short Zine Movie & Video Selection

Fanzineist Vienna presents a series of short film screenings dedicated to zines and independent publishing. This program offers an insightful look into the rich and diverse culture of self-published works, highlighting the evolution of zines through both visual storytelling and written expression. The selection features contributions from emerging and established artists and publishers from around the world, reflecting a shared commitment to creative independence and alternative narratives.

 

All screenings will be held at Semperdepot on 24 May 2026.

Free Entrance

 

Screening hours:

17:30 – 17:55

The Zine-Making Process That Got This Artist Into Tokyo & New York Galleries

Directed by Mark Murphy, 06:05 minutes

The Zine-Making Process That Got This Artist Into Tokyo & New York Galleries

Step into the colorful world of Taylor McKimens, a celebrated American artist and sculptor known for his vivid, comic-influenced paintings and eclectic art installations. In this exclusive studio tour, Taylor shares his passion for bookmaking and visual storytelling through Zines”, blending his love for comic art, photography, painting, and drawing.

 

https://www.instagram.com/markmurphydesign/

 

Concussion “King of Zines: The Concussion Documentary”

Filmed and edited by Dave Amell, 04:48 minutes

ConcussionKing of Zines - The Concussion Documentary

“King of Zines: The Concussion Documentary” is a short film, originally part of the 2004 New York Underground Film Festival. It follows Concussion Magazine — a zine that captured the raw, underground side of skateboarding: the art, the music, and the community that never made it onto mainstream screens. it’s a snapshot of DIY culture at its most authentic.

 

https://www.instagram.com/confusionmagazine/

A Short Film On Zines

Directed by Emily Gleesojn, 13:10 minutes

A Short Film On Zines

What if you could publish anything, your way, with no rules?

A short documentary diving into the world of zines — self-published, DIY booklets born out of sci-fi fan culture in the 1930s and later embraced by punk, feminist, and activist communities worldwide. All you need is an idea, a pair of scissors, and something to say.

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