Issue One: Transition
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What if we are not all doomed? This thought was a turning point in our conversations about founding a magazine in a time of crisis. We asked ourselves what it meant to start a creative project amid the political, economic, ecological, and other challenges that confront us every day. Against this feeling of despair, we wanted to give form to something meaningful, something that creates a space for wondering, that contemplates the world in a different way, and opens up new avenues when more and more possibilities seem foreclosed.
This is our inaugural issue, featuring 96 ad-free pages of essays, artwork, and visualization.
Inside
Weeping Trees
Heart Memory
Queering Comics
Ways of Making
Ghost Images
Climate Portraits
Art of Displacement
Void Moons
Reclaimed Words
Table of Contents
Weeping Trees and the Art of Indigo, art by Rosa Chang
How Much the Heart Can Hold: The Art of Dario Robleto and the Science of Heart Transplants, essay by Nancy Smith
Queer Mediums and Life in the Margins: What Comics Have To Offer Us, essay by Ash Holland
Ways of Making: Six Views on Craft & Tradition, collection by Andrea Gough
Is All Leaving Flight?, words and images by Kathleen Creighton
Portraits of Sandy: Alternate Renderings of Climate Change, visualization by Michael L Kelly
Art Against Erasure: The Amplification Project’s Digital Archive of Forced Migration, essay by Kathy Carbone
The Recently Forgotten History of Void Moons, essay by Chris Alen Sula
Reclaimed: A Collection of Disappeared Words, collection by perhaps with typefaces from ABC ETC










