Thakkar's zine, along with those made by over 50 artists, will be part of the Zine Bazaar curated by Gaysi Family — a platform that explores the LGBT and other personal narratives around the theme of identity. Along with zines, you can also buy original prints, postcards and other merchandise by designers and collectives including Art and Found, Halfprint Collective, Bombay Duck Designs and Bombay Underground. Gaysi Family's new mythology-based zine, For the Love of God, will also be available for sale.

Gaysi Zine Bazaar team

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"People will be coming together from different minority communities. This talks of the Indian experience unlike mainstream events that are focused on western pop culture," founder Sakshi Juneja tells us. The event is also the city's first large-scale zine-based event, with stall prices as low as Rs 1,500 for a shared stall and Rs 3,000 for a single one. "It was important for us to find a safe space that is also economical. This isn't simply a buy-and-sell exhibition; the audience gets a glimpse of where the artist is coming from. The artists will also get feedback on their work. It's an intimate experience," Juneja maintains.

On: September 1, 2
Time: 11 am to 7 pm
At: G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture, Laxmi Mills Estate, Shakti Mills Lane, Mahalakshmi West.
Log on to: imojo.in
Cost: Rs 200

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