Zine 2 Le Castor // Revue, Fanzine, Queer, Feminism, LGBTQIAP+, Feminist Gift, Pride, Poetry, Artivism, Neurodiversity, Intersectional, Art

Feminist and activist, Le Castor intends to make up for the lack of print media intended for the queer public, to make visible and share LGBTQIAAP+ cultures.

This number two paper (publication: December 1, 2020) is intended as a space for discussion and encounter between artists and multiple practices. It brings together visual arts (drawings, photographs, montages, etc.) and poetic writings by feminist and LGBTQIAAP+ artists.

In addition to differentiating itself through its target and its editorial issues, this publication also does so through its hybrid format, halfway between a magazine and a fanzine. It deploys beautiful colors, beautiful papers, excluding any advertising.

More info: https://www.lecastormagazine.com/sortie-du-zine-n-2-le-castor


➳ Color fanzine, A4 format, 52 pages.

32 committed artists gathered around the theme “LGBTQIAP+ poetry”.

Director of publication: Amélie Boutet aka Pam Méliee Sioux
Graphic designer: Bastien
Manufacturer: Little Seal
Cover: Rita Renoir and Ugo
Amount to be paid excluding tax: 15 euros

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Feminist and activist, Le Castor intends to fill the lack of print media for queer audiences, in order to make LGBTQIAAP+ cultures visible and shared.

This number two (publication: December 1, 2020) is a space for discussion and meeting between artists and multiple practices. It brings together visual arts (drawings, photographs, montages, etc.) and poetic writings by feminist and LGBTQIAAP + artists.

In addition to the fact of differentiating itself through its target and its editorial challenges, this publication has a hybrid format, halfway between the magazine and the fanzine. It displays beautiful colors, beautiful papers, excluding any advertising.

More info: https://www.lecastormagazine.com/sortie-du-zine-n-2-le-castor


➳ Color fanzine, A4 format, 52 pages.

32 committed artists gathered around the theme “LGBTQIAP + poetry”.

Director of publication: Amélie Boutet aka Pam Méliee Sioux
Graphic designer: Bastien
Manufacturer: Little Seal
Cover: Rita Renoir and Ugo