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PiNk
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Pink Ink
returns January 19, 2013
the Pink Ink Facebook group:
Facebook.com/SOYPinkInk
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The Pink Ink 2012
Zine Launch was a spectacular success. Thanks to Toronto Arts
Council, Toronto Arts Foundation and all our friends for their
incredible support!

Click
Here to download the 2012 Pink Ink Zine (PDF)
10 Reasons To Riot - Pink Ink's first zine, voted NOW Magazine "Best
Zine of 2005":
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2005-10-27/cover_story3.php
A writing group for queer/trans youth.
Pink Ink is a conscious, multi-disciplinary writing program for queer, transgender, Two Spirit and
questioning youth writers in Toronto aged 14-29.
Everybody's story is important.
Nobody can tell your story but you.
Come MEET other queer and trans artists from Toronto and all
over the country!
Come LEARN solid writing, editing, performance and publication
skills!
Come have FUN, CREATE, WRITE, LEARN and CHILL!
Facilitator bio:
Vivek
Shraya is a Toronto-based multimedia artist. Winner of the
We Are Listening International Singer/Songwriter Award, Vivek
has released albums ranging from acoustic folk-rock to electro
synth-pop. God Loves Hair, his first collection of short
stories, was a 2011 Lambda Literary Award finalist, won the
Applied Arts Award for Illustration in 2010, and is currently
being used as a textbook at several post-secondary institutions.
Vivek also creates and delivers workshops and guest lectures
about writing, art, gender, sexuality and homophobia. Vivek has
performed and read at shows and festivals internationally,
sharing the stage with Tegan and Sara, Dragonette, and Melissa
Ferrick, and appearing at NXNE, CMW, and Word on the Street. His
music has also been featured on the TV show Degrassi. Seeking
Single White Male, his first short film, was screened at
festivals throughout 2011. A second short, Ache in My Name, is
available to watch online. Vivek’s sixth record, 1:1, was
released last fall. He is currently working on his next short
film and book.
Email or
call to register or just show up! For more info, call (416) 324-5077
or email: vpinkink(at)gmail(dot)com
Generously funded by
Toronto
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