Projects
What’s A Zine?
A zine is a small, self‑published booklet or magazine, typically produced outside mainstream publishing and circulated in limited numbers. Embracing a DIY ethos, zines often feature handmade or digitally assembled pages that are photocopied or printed, and can cover anything from personal stories, art, and poetry to political commentary or subcultural interests, offering a platform for voices and perspectives that might be overlooked by traditional media. More than just a format, zines are a form of creative and cultural expression, fostering connection, activism, and storytelling for anyone anywhere.
How Do I Get Involved?
You take a zine, you leave a zine – that’s it!
Zines are outside A240, in the corridor to the right of the A Block Foyer Gallery, UniSQ Toowoomba
The Zine Project is facilitated by Assoc Prof Rhi Johnson.
Clayground
18 September – 27 September
Clayground is a group exhibition featuring clay artists from Toowoomba and Brisbane. Curated to resemble a personal bookcase in someone’s home- not filled with matching pieces but with treasures collected over time.
This exhibition features the works of 15 talented artists from Toowoomba and Brisbane, celebrating clay as memory, story and collected treasure.
Clayground featured artists are Johanna Park (UniSQ), Jasper Trunks (UniSQ), Peta Berghofer (UniSQ staff), Stacey Morrison, Bee Dewar, Mhari Revie (UniSQ), Jane Orme (UniSQ), Meg Twidle (UniSQ), Aurora Elwell (UniSQ Alumni), J Fitz-Walter, Ebony Sullivan UniSQ), David Usher (UniSQ staff) and has been organised and curated by Gemma Raponi (UniSQ Alumni) and J Fitz-Walter