Showing posts with label València. Show all posts
Showing posts with label València. Show all posts

Jan 14, 2015

Tenderete 9: photos

Here the pictures you were all waiting for. Well, maybe not everybody, but shows a little bit what we did in València those days, the city with three really important things: paella, Escif's street art (read interview in spanish here) and Tenderete.

We took the paella the first day. We didn't want to leave this for the last day, so here the first picture.

In La Llimera, we arrived just in time to hear Ceferino Galán and the adventures of the most important fanzines in Spain: El Naufraguito.

Between the speeches, we had time to check the exhibition: NÃO HÁ DESCANSO PARA OS MORTO by Oficina Arara, from Portugal.

Then, there was another speech with Garikoitz Fraga (Belleza Infina), César Sanchez (Fulgencio Pimentel) and David Schilter (Kus Komikss). We left before the end, we were too tired.

Doors open the first day! Lots of people on the first day.

Our desk (right) and Lentejas press (left)

People like to watch our stuff.

Paula Prats, from València, came to visit us. Super-quickly we had a chance to shoot a picture with his fanzine: Northwestern Wild.

Nice desk with Mazo Comics and Jose jajaja + Ru Hongwu 

People.

On the front desk, amazing collage El Problema and Carinio Ediciones

Do the print and Lindero libros very excited to hear their numbers for the breadbox full of comics and music. 

But no, any of the 3 breadbox were for us. Next year make sure you but all of them folks!

Arcade machine inside the Magazine Club. For the non-dancers.

Jan 24, 2014

Tenderete 7: photos

So, two long weeks after Tenderete 7, and here we go again: Thanks to all we meet there! Specially to Maria Lorente and his "Técnicas contra la desaparición".

This was our desk. Big and comfortable.

Here one of our neighbours: Bill Noir (Mékanik Copulaire) and his fantastic collage stuff.

And on the other side, Pau Valls and Arròs Negre fanzine.

We can't forget the fantastic music and radio programs during the festival.

We couldn't leave València without eating some bravas near the Central Market


Jan 2, 2014

Tenderete 7

And yes, tomorrow we move again to València where the Vendo Oro colective organized again the Tenderete Festival. Perhaps the earliest zine comic festival of the year? The festival is going to take place at La Llimera, at Carrer Pérez Escrich nº13 the 4th and 5th of January.

Poster for the festival: tenderete-7 / 4 & 5 January 2014


We are gonig to have two new photozines: No saquen las flores from Pere Saguer and 2pm6am from Irene Serrano, both of them in full colour! And as usual, some music from Orgonomy Records.

"Capitalismo Barbarie" by Carles Palacio, "Caravan" by Robert Roura",
"No saquen las flores" and "Christopher discovered america by mistake" by Pere Saguer


For this edition of Tenderete, Martin is working on a "small press map" of spanish publishers and HERE are our answers (in spanish). The questionnaire is inspired in Anna Ehrlemark and Fijuk team "Small Press Map" project, with the aim of creating a map of European independent graphic scene.

"Christopher dicovered america by mistake" (second edition) and "No saquen las flores" both of them by Pere Saguer

Jun 20, 2013

Tenderete 6 / València

Friday, almost ready to open...


Superpaella


Cooking!

After lunch in l'Escola del Cabanyal




Natual light... and very hot!


Some people having a look at our stuff!



Outside the Proyecto Mayhem local, just in front of the beach!

Jun 10, 2013

Tenderete nº6

Oh! 4 Days and we see you all in Paella Country!
What for?
Tenderete 6, Zine & Sound Fair
14 and 15 June 2013
on Centro Mayhem (c/Pavia, 91. Cabanyal, Valencia.)


You would be able to find Bad Weather stuff and Orgonomy Records music!
TIP: Is going to be sunny. Really sunny, and there is a beach near.




With: Sua Rua, Ultraradio, Chin Chin records, Cegado Cómics, Paiorfa, Xufa Fanzine, Gràficas Torete, Una mesa camilla, Fin Kit, Kitschic Ediciones, Bad Weather Press and more! 

Here is a interview (in spanish) to Martín López about the Fair.


Photo by Josu Kuro for Verlanga web