SUMMER DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS, 15TH OF JUNE
Calling all Yucks and Yums, we want your art!!! the deadline for submissions for the next issue is Monday 15th of June. Send your work to submissions@yucknyum.com
| June 8th, 2009
Calling all Yucks and Yums, we want your art!!! the deadline for submissions for the next issue is Monday 15th of June. Send your work to submissions@yucknyum.com
| June 8th, 2009
Yuck ‘n Yum ignored the sunshine yesterday and headed to the CCA Book Fair. It was a fun day with Generator, Map Magazine and fellow zinesters Bareface all making an appearance. Remember folks the next deadline for submission is 15th June, so get art making!!
YNY
| May 31st, 2009
Exclusive!
This week Yuck ‘N Yum had an audience with the star of ‘Zombie Flesh Eaters’, Ian McCulloch, to commemorate 30 years of the films at the DCA. Listen Online to the interview.
Interview conducted by Ben Robinson.
Add comment | May 7th, 2009
The Summer ‘09 issue of Yuck ‘n Yum will be launched mid July.
The deadline for submissions for this issue is Monday the 15th of June.
You can submit work for consideration to: submissions@yucknyum.com
The idea of distribution behind Yuck ‘n Yum is that it can be viewed online and/or printed off on the viewer’s home printer. As a result, the printed image must be black and white, and high contrast images work best due to differing print qualities. You can submit one piece for both methods, or you might prefer to produce something for the online version that differs slightly from the printed version or complements or references it – something which takes advantage of the media it is presented in, such as an audio project, a short video piece, or animation, for example. It’s totally up to you.
Unfortunately, our funds cover web expenses and the production of sample copies available at the launch and sent out to various galleries etc., so we cannot afford to pay you.
| May 4th, 2009
It has been a busy wee month for Yuck n’ Yum; the forum has been revamped, YNY attended a critical review session, the Spring issue was launched and our very own commander in chief Andrew MacLean has been featured in the AN- magazine degree show issue - out now - He discussed his past and present work as well as Yuck n’ Yum’s commitment to distributing art at a grassroots level. Go Andy!!!!
| April 30th, 2009
Yuck n Yum was at the Word of Mouth Cafe, Edinburgh, last night with other zine hipsters Bareface for this month’s Critical Review.
The evening was a great success where topics such as online print distribution, global exchange vrs local presence and funding were discussed. Thanks to everyone who came along!! To view more pics of the evening CLICK HERE.

for more information on Critical Review or to contribute please contact Rocca at roccagutteridge@yahoo.co.uk.
| April 30th, 2009
Meat new people and make new friends! The all-new Yuck ‘n Yum forum has had an exciting easy-to-navigate revamp. Get on there now to chat, read the latest updates of what’s going on near you, and see photos from the front line of the Scottish art scene and beyond.
| April 30th, 2009
Click on the image to see the latest issue or go to CURRENT in the menu bar at the top.
| April 14th, 2009
You can now submit work for consideration for future issues of Yuck ‘n
Yum to: submissions@yucknyum.com
The deadline for submissions for the Spring ‘09 issue is Monday
the 16th of March.
Yuck ‘n Yum can be viewed online and/or printed off on your home
printer. The printed image must be black and white, and high contrast
images work best due to differing print qualities. You can submit one
piece for both methods, or you might prefer to produce something
separate for the online version. This can differ slightly from the
printed version, but will complement or reference it – something that
takes advantage of the media it is presented in, such as an audio
project, a short video piece or animation for example. It’s totally up
to you.
Our funding covers web expenses and the printing of sample
copies. Free paper editions are available at the launch and sent out to various
galleries etc. Yuck ‘n Yum is not run for profit and so work is
accepted on a voluntary basis.
You can now submit work for consideration for future issues of Yuck ‘n
Yum to: submissions@yucknyum.com
Yuck ‘n Yum is supported by the Dundee Visual Arts Award.
| February 8th, 2009
Hey Yucks and Yums you can now download the latest issue, just follow this link DOWNLOAD NOW
Current Issue IS ONLINE!!!
Add comment | December 6th, 2008
Once again we call on all Yucks and Yums to unite for the WINTER ISSUE launch party!
This year it will be held at WASP studios on the 28th November 7pm, as usual it promises to be a great night. Man Without Machines and the The Amazing Rolo promise to tantalize you with their electronic wizardry whilst Ben Robinson will be laying down the smooth with his set of esoterica and exotica. Hope to see you all there!
1 comment | November 24th, 2008
The Winter ‘08 issue of Yuck ‘n Yum will be launched on Friday the
28th of NOV. The deadline for submissions for this issue is Wednesday
the 05th of November.
Yuck ‘n Yum can be viewed online and/or printed off on your home
printer. The printed image must be black and white, and high contrast
images work best due to differing print qualities. You can submit one
piece for both methods, or you might prefer to produce something
separate for the online version. This can differ slightly from the
printed version, but will complement or reference it – something that
takes advantage of the media it is presented in, such as an audio
project, a short video piece or animation for example. It’s totally up
to you.
Our funding covers web expenses and the printing of sample
copies. Free paper editions are available at the launch and sent out to various
galleries etc. Yuck ‘n Yum is not run for profit and so work is
accepted on a voluntary basis.
Add comment | October 20th, 2008
You can now download the latest zine by clicking on the link on the sidebar. Also look out for hidden extras on the online version!!!!
REMEMBER FOLKS the next issue deadline for submission is the 5th of November, submit your work to submissions@yucknyum.com or if you want to know more details email us at info@yucknyum.com
Add comment | September 7th, 2008
THE YUCK ‘N YUM AUTUMN 08 ISSUE IS NEARLY HERE !

Come along to Drouthys on Fri 29th of August at 8pm for a sneak preview.
We will have live performances from All Modes On and Tom The Noisemonger.
All Modes On is the blissfully electro alias of the girl-who-plays-all-instruments…..Expect a lucky bag of melodic trips into the mystery glitter spangled world which is Sarah J Tingle. Her stripped down instrument choice set behind layered masses of musical input will invite you to listen to vocals that can mend a bad day and a nice long gaze, followed by just the right amount of drums.
PLUS resident hipster Ben Robinson and his electro comrade Scott Duncan drenching you in Disco!!!
Don’t fret if you can’t make it the latest issue will be free to download after this weekend!!! Hoora!!
Add comment | August 24th, 2008
You can now submit work for consideration for future issues of Yuck ‘n Yum to:
submissions@yucknyum.com
The Autumn ‘08 issue of Yuck ‘n Yum will be launched on Friday the 29th of August.
The deadline for submissions for this issue is Friday the 08th of August.
The distribution idea behind Yuck ‘n Yum is that it can be viewed online and/or printed off on the viewer’s home printer. As a result, the printed image must be black and white, and high contrast images work best due to differing print qualities. You can submit one piece for both methods, or you might prefer to produce something for the online version that differs slightly from the printed version or complements or references it – something which takes advantage of the media it is presented in, such as an audio project, a short video piece, or animation, for example. It’s totally up to you.
Unfortunately, our funds cover web expenses and the production of sample copies available at the launch and sent out to various galleries etc., so we cannot afford to pay you.
| June 24th, 2008
Check out the current issue online by clicking the link ‘Online’ above.
We hope to get all past issues up as soon as possible, so watch this space.
| June 24th, 2008
If you are not busy Saturday or Sunday then why don’t you pop down to the Art Bar and take in the sights of the bar’s first ever Art Fair. Co-curated with Yuck ‘n Yum, the fair looks to be an eclectic mix of art and entertainment, boasting live wood carving, mural painting, performances, DJ sets and most importantly Yuck ‘n Yum’s Car Boot Sale!
The Car Boot offers a venue for artists to exhibit and sell their work in a mobile venue bringing local art at affordable prices. Who knows, if it’s successful then maybe the Yuck ‘n Yum car will be popping up in a car park near you!!

Add comment | June 5th, 2008
Lurking is presented by the Art Bar in association with Yuck ‘n Yum as part of the Go North festival’s programme of fringe events.
For many years the Art Bar has been a popular drinking destination among Dundee’s community of students and arts professionals. In Lurking, an exhibition curated by local ‘zine Yuck ‘n Yum, five artists stage interventions within these familiar surroundings. Their work can be found here “Lurking”, giving this cosy place a touch of the unhomely, making the recognisable trappings worthy of a second look.
Pete Martin is a painter and sculptor, examining the relationship between humanity and nature. He creates monsters or hybrids of plants, animals and humans. Pete will be wood carving live at The Art Bar Art Fair this weekend!
Gayle Meikle recently graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone with an MSc in Electronic Imaging. Her piece ‘Whisper_1’ is the first instalment of a bigger project loosely derived from the childhood game ‘Chinese Whispers’. Funded by New Media Scotland’s Alt-W Bursary Award Scheme, it investigates language acquisition, communication, manipulation and play, using live audio sampling to chart the life of a phrase; in turn exploring the way in which we use language, our culture and community.
Ben Robinson creates objects and installations that posit a variety of alternative belief systems. The work employs an obscure strategy of camp and deadpan humour to invoke the strange and the marvellous.
Sam Spreckley is currently studying for a Masters degree in Electronic Imaging at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art where he specialises in experimental film and video. Simply put, this work is a collection of experimental visual studies from both natural and man-made worlds created using a combination of digital video and 8mm celluloid film.
Amy Todman makes drawings and objects in a slightly compulsive way. The successful ones are those which she does not fully understand but can still learn from.
After a year in Orkney, Amy is currently back in Glasgow enjoying the city and missing the sea.
Opening Tuesday 3rd June at the art bar, nibbles will be served.
Add comment | June 3rd, 2008
Hey folks if you haven’t already downloaded a copy of the latest issue you can get your hands on more printed copies this weekend at the show ‘Companion Piece’.
Companion Piece
The Lonely Piper, Val norris and Claire Todd
17-18 May 12-5PM
55 Perth Road
Dundee
Add comment | May 15th, 2008
