Location: Biblioteca da Escola Secundária José Estêvão, Avenida 25 de Abril, 3811-901 Aveiro, Portugal

Location: Biblioteca da Escola Secundária José Estêvão,
Avenida 25 de Abril, 3811-901 Aveiro

Ref: FNZTAVRMC-PT#0805
Title + Issue Number

FLIRT #23

Cover:

Ref: FNZTAVRMC-PT#0805
Title + Issue Number

FLIRT #23

Publisher:
GALERIA ZÉ DOS BOIS
Author/s:
Various
Month + Year:
-/2000
Country:
Portugal
City:
Lisboa
Language:
PT / EN
Format:
5 cm / 23x16 cm
Typology:
Fanzine
Access:
Free
Aveiro Library Network:
N/A
Theme:
N/A
Content Type:
Art / Cultural Magazine
Details:
A free urban magazine published by Galeria Zé dos Bois in Lisbon. Its clean, spacious graphic design, perfectly attuned to the spirit of the times, was the work of barbara says...

This issue opens with Le Weekend, a column by Pedro Gadanho recounting a trip to Bordeaux to attend Mutations, an event exploring the contemporary city as a central theme, approached by architects, sociologists, philosophers and others.

A series of short news items announces various visual arts events. There is also a review section devoted to new music releases.

António Pocinho contributes an extensive essay entitled Os Hereges da SIDA ("The AIDS Heretics"), examining the controversy surrounding the relationship between HIV and AIDS.

This is followed by a Glossário da Conspiração ("Glossary of Conspiracy"), presenting an A-to-Z collection of terms and acronyms with a conspiratorial sense of humour.

The comic book series The Invisibles, written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by various artists, is introduced by Pedro Moura.

An announcement reveals that Chili Com Carne and the Comando Operacional da Frente Fanzinista Internacional are seeking contributions for a mega-fanzine of biblical proportions!!

The final page highlights the recently established publisher Nova Comix and the release of Eat & Spit by Isabel Carvalho.

Texts by Erradiador on the blog "My Nation Underground".
Comments:
N/A

Cataloguing Status:

  • FNZTAVRMC
  • RBCIRA
  • RBMA
  • BESJE

Caption

  • :Aveiro Fanzineteca Cataloguing - Collection by Miguel Alexandre Simões Correia
  • :Cataloguing of the Aveiro Region Libraries Network
  • :Cataloguing of the Aveiro Municipal Library Network
  • :Cataloguing of Escola Secundária José Estêvão

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Details:
A free urban magazine published by Galeria Zé dos Bois in Lisbon. Its clean, spacious graphic design, perfectly attuned to the spirit of the times, was the work of barbara says...

This issue opens with Le Weekend, a column by Pedro Gadanho recounting a trip to Bordeaux to attend Mutations, an event exploring the contemporary city as a central theme, approached by architects, sociologists, philosophers and others.

A series of short news items announces various visual arts events. There is also a review section devoted to new music releases.

António Pocinho contributes an extensive essay entitled Os Hereges da SIDA ("The AIDS Heretics"), examining the controversy surrounding the relationship between HIV and AIDS.

This is followed by a Glossário da Conspiração ("Glossary of Conspiracy"), presenting an A-to-Z collection of terms and acronyms with a conspiratorial sense of humour.

The comic book series The Invisibles, written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by various artists, is introduced by Pedro Moura.

An announcement reveals that Chili Com Carne and the Comando Operacional da Frente Fanzinista Internacional are seeking contributions for a mega-fanzine of biblical proportions!!

The final page highlights the recently established publisher Nova Comix and the release of Eat & Spit by Isabel Carvalho.

Texts by Erradiador on the blog "My Nation Underground".
Theme:
N/A
Content Type:
Art / Cultural Magazine

Cataloguing Status:

  • FNZTAVRMC
  • RBCIRA
  • RBMA
  • BESJE
Comments:
N/A

Caption

  • :Aveiro Fanzineteca Cataloguing - Collection by Miguel Alexandre Simões Correia
  • :Cataloguing of the Aveiro Region Libraries Network
  • :Cataloguing of the Aveiro Municipal Library Network
  • :Cataloguing of Escola Secundária José Estêvão

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