Issue Two: Reflection
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What happens when we return — to a place, to an idea, to a tradition? Our second issue arrives into a world that still feels unsettled, precarious, and in need of repair, though not entirely without hope. We find ourselves wondering which way to go and how to make effective and lasting change. As we look for new directions, we may find ourselves revisiting the past and asking where things went wrong. At the same time, we might also consider what has worked before and what lessons we can carry forward into the future.
Inside
Counting Birds
Data Sculpture
Earth Time
Fortune-Telling
Animal Familiars
Light as Material
Reframing Design History
Archiving Otherwise
Projecting Our World
96 ad-free pages of essays, fiction, artwork, and visualization
Table of Contents
Eight Perfect Birds, essay by Jer Thorp
Relics of Empire: Visualizing Industrial Desire, art and essay by Nene Villalobos
Reading the Earth: On Multiplicities of Time, essay by Nancy Smith
Encounters with Zoltar, the Mechanical Fortune-Teller of Coney Island, essay by Chris Alen Sula
Familiar Fictions: A Collection of Animal Companions, fiction by Ash Holland, Michael L Kelly, Nancy Smith, Samantha Hobson, Ellie Larson, Lauren Hobson, Tess Yelland/Marino, S.E. Hack, Andrea Gough, and Chris Alen Sula
Form Follows Phenomenon, art and text by Lara Knutson
Creating Community: A Conversation with BIPOC Design History
Beyond the Hero: Collective Archives, Collective Futures, essay by Randa Hadi
Projections and Perceptions: How We Show and See the World, maps and Essay by Michael L Kelly
