Spinning out of the recently opened Ephemera Eternal exhibition at Framework that spotlights the work of photographer Adam Goldman and creative polymath Glenn Richey comes this “computational zine” workshop from the latter. Richey, a Ph.D. student in Digital Humanities and adjunct professor at UCF, has a storied history in the Uncle Lou’s-centered Orlando underground that informs Ephemera Eternal, whether as part of Temperament, Flying Limbs, Ad Nauseum or booking shows.
Participants will use Richey’s browser-based zine tool Ziner to generate original pamphlets from Ziner’s database of images and articles, which includes snippets from Orlando Weekly (hey, that’s us!) on DIY subcultures and gentrification. Walk away with your own physical zine that a network outage can’t take from you.
5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, Framework Craft Coffee House, 1201 N. Mills Ave., instagram.com/frameworkcoffeehouse, free.
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This article appears in Oct. 14-20, 2026.