These workshops led by Showroom team members took place on Saturday 4 February, Saturday 18 February and Saturday 11 March at 2–5pm. Participants were invited to gather round Editorial Tables for zine-making & Risograph printing sessions.

Participants explored drawing, collage and simple zine-binding techniques as experimental means of making; and tried out DIY processes of using the Risograph printer and photocopier to make their own zines, prints or booklets in response to the exhibition.

In the lead-up to Editorial Tables, the contributors and curators of the exhibition convened online for a series of discussions to explore connections and correlations between the materials and practices being brought together towards the show and public programme.

As each editorial table has taken shape, the exhibition space has become a lively terrain through which publics are now invited to orientate themselves, in non-linear ways.

These Saturday sessions drew on principles of reciprocity and hospitality; sharing tools, methods and processes for making zines on the in-house Riso printer at The Showroom, to map materials in the exhibition in situated, subjective ways that corresponded with each participant’s interests.