New Publication: Issue #9, No Jobs in the Arts

Following a Midlands wide survey, No Jobs in the Art’s latest zine explores immigration through the practices of five early-career creatives. Issue #9 highlights perspectives from first, second, and third-generation migrants through visual artworks and reflective interviews. The zine is guest-curated by Klara Szafrańska, and features artists Sarogini Reddiar, Raj Lalli, Xin Chen, and Litco.

You can read issue #9 online:
Check-out the latest zine on the website reader, also available in a screen-reader accessible format. www.nojobsinthearts.co.uk/opportunities/issue-9/ 

You can read issue #9 in print:
Support the project with a £1+ donation to receive a risograph print of the zine, including a pull-out poster. www.nojobsinthearts.co.uk/donate/

You can share it with others:
Social posts can be shared from our Instagram and Facebook accounts. A press pack containing publicity content for issue #9 can be viewed here.  Please see the archive information sheet for further serial details.

Donate to Support the Project

No Jobs in the Arts is a non-profit dedicated to supporting emerging creativity. Your donation funds projects like Issue #9—plus, we’ll send you a special thank-you by post in return.

Zine-centric, £1+ Donations:
Get a copy of the latest zine.

Sharpened Supporter, £5+ Donation:
Receive a zine and Project Pencil: Letterpress printed carpenters pencil crafted in the Midlands.

Publisher’s Patron, £25+ Donation:
Bag a zine, Project Pencil and Scrapsbook: A5 regenerative sketchbook, filled with a variety of up-cycled paper.

This financial year (up to July), No Jobs in the Arts are forecasting a loss, so every penny of your donation goes straight into supporting creativity—no tax deductions! Please allow up to two weeks for postal dispatches.