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The Zine Machine Collective who recently launched their 'Winter Wonderland' zine
The Zine Machine Collective recently published its fourth zine showcasing once again the talent from local and international artists focusing on the theme “Winter Wonderland.”
This edition is filled with beautiful illustrations depicting winter folklore, fairy tales, festive activities and what winter means to them. The Zine has become a notable experience for artists in the Kilkenny animation industry.
The Zine Machine Collective is run by a committee of enthusiastic artists including Amy Byrne,Colm Dowling, Marty Burski, and Rebeca A.Luca.
The Zine Machine will host an art market at Kytelers Inn on December 7 from noon until 6pm. Various local artists will have their amazing work for sale.
This will be The Zine Machine’s second market after a popular and successful debut during October’s festival Kilkenny Animated. The talented vendors are given the chance to sell their wonderful work to the local public.
This will be their second market after a popular and successful debut during October’s festival Kilkenny Animated.
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