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Objectives & Benefits
Master the One-Page Format: Learn the specific folding and assembly techniques required to create a zine from a single sheet of paper.
Hands-on Collage & Narrative: Practice photo collage and quick design principles to build a compelling visual narrative using minimal resources.
Tangible Display Opportunity: Walk away with your own completed, photocollaged one-page zine, which will be displayed throughout the festival.
Target Participants
Beginners interested in self-publishing and learning foundational zine formats.
Photographers looking for a fun, fast, and accessible way to present existing images.
Creatives interested in collage, tactile art, and quick-print publishing methods.
The class size requires a minimum of 2 participants to proceed and is capped at a maximum of 6 participants per session to ensure personalized, hands-on guidance.
Schedule & Duration
This workshop is offered on four days during the EPF: October 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th (Monday – Thursday).
Time: 15:00 – 17:00 (2-hour block).
Fees & Refund Policy
The workshop fee is $15 (or approximately 2,000 JPY) per participant.
Confirmation & Payment: Your application is confirmed upon receipt of the full payment. You must ensure you can attend before reserving your slot.
Refund Policy (Strict): Due to the limited slots and immediate proximity to the festival, all bookings are non-refundable.
Language of Instruction
This workshop will be conducted in English.
Required Equipment & Materials
All necessary materials (paper, scissors, glue, provided photographs, etc.) will be supplied by the mentor. Participants only need to bring themselves!
Optional: Participants may choose to bring their own small printed photographs (postcard size or smaller, taken by themselves) to incorporate into their collage.
Workshop Flow (2 Hours)
Pre-Workshop: No prior submission is required.
During the Session:
(15 min) Introduction and overview of the one-page zine concept;
(60 min) Demonstration of the folding technique followed by simultaneous zine assembly and collage making;
(30 min) Group sharing and final assembly.
Post-Workshop: Finished photo zines will be displayed throughout the Ephemere Photo Fest (until October 12th).
About the Mentor
Anne Murayama, the founder and curator of ephemere., brings a wealth of expertise to each session as an image-based artist, independent curator, and publisher. Her work is known for its intimate and evocative visual style, especially in black-and-white photography.
Experience and Guidance
With over a decade of experience and numerous international exhibitions and publications, Anne has honed her ability to guide photographers through the nuances of visual storytelling. Her deep understanding of both artistic and practical aspects of photography allows her to offer personalized, insightful feedback.
Commitment to Development
Anne is dedicated to helping photographers develop and share their unique visual narratives. Her commitment to nurturing each participant’s creative vision ensures that they receive the tools and support needed to transform their portfolios into compelling and professionally refined projects.
Learn more about Anne Murayama
Contact Us
If you have any questions or need further information before submitting your application, please feel free to email us at workshops@ephemere.tokyo.