Familiar Traces
Issue 43 - Alpha Izzy Mana & Enrico Bellenghi Issue 43 - Alpha Izzy Mana & Enrico Bellenghi

Familiar Traces

Directed by Izzy Mana and Enrico Bellenghi, Familiar Traces is a fashion film narrative which explores the internal pressure that second generation Black British youth face from a young age

Read More
Flee
Issue 42 - Arrival Augusté Nomekaité Issue 42 - Arrival Augusté Nomekaité

Flee

In this rich personal essay, Augusté Nomekaité feels the weight of history on her Lithuanian identity, family, dating life, and her grappling with the horrors of the present: the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Read More
Two Poems
Issue 41 - Tea Kurt Van Ristell Issue 41 - Tea Kurt Van Ristell

Two Poems

Two poems by Kurt Van Ristell use the political and colonial history of tea to reflect on a complicated identity and how it is perceived by others

Read More
J I A
Issue 33 - Service Maggz Issue 33 - Service Maggz

J I A

To strive to listen, to keep listening, and to hold space for others is an act of self-service—for one's people, for people of color, and for Black and indigenous lives. J I A is a spoken word installation incorporating waacking on foreignness

Read More
Consuming My Country
Issue 29 Isabella Peralta Issue 29 Isabella Peralta

Consuming My Country

“Before the Philippines’ war on drugs and long before World War II, Japanese migrants brought [halo-halo] to my country” – Isabella Peralta examines her Filipina heritage through a popular local dessert.

Read More
Space/Time
Issue 27 - Masks Ziba Rajabi Issue 27 - Masks Ziba Rajabi

Space/Time

As an Iranian female artist based in Arkansas, Ziba Rajabi’s work revolves around the desire to reconcile her relationship with two distinctive spaces: her homeland, Tehran, and place of residence, Arkansas.

Read More
"The Last Word" & Others
Issue 24 Jamie Bradbury Issue 24 Jamie Bradbury

"The Last Word" & Others

Using both classical, and culturally specific tropes, such as skulls, along with Mummers, these artworks by Canadian artist Jamie Bradbury attempt to reveal anagnorisis, or a moment of startling discovery, leading to a form of personal resolution.

Read More
Hungry City
Issue 24 Vamika Sinha Issue 24 Vamika Sinha

Hungry City

A sprawling essay engaging with ramen, New York, Teju Cole’s fiction, and hyphenated identities, by Vamika Sinha.

Read More