Issue 29
Issue 29
$10.00
Many of the artists across this issue address deeply seated traumas of violence, slavery, white supremacy, extraction, and capitalism while also finding passages through and out of these entrenched systems. They do so with community, family, and an earnest desire for visibility and exchange at the center of their practice.
–Lindsay Preston Zappas
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Quantity:
Going Back
Kevin Beasley and the Power
of Homecoming
–Allison Noelle Conner
From Both Sides
of the Lens
Ulysses Jenkins'
Self-Reflexive Video Practice
–Neyat Yohannes
Sara Cwynar and
the Texture of
Digital Pictures
–Erin F. O'Leary
Existing is Resisting
AAPI Artists at Work
–Vanessa Holyoak
Interview with
Genevieve Gaignard
–Colony Little
Reviews
Derek Fordjour
at David Kordansky Gallery
–Amy Mutza
Jimena Sarno
at Los Angeles State
Historic Park
–Hande Sever
Pool at JOAN
–Nahui Garcia
Ei Arakawa
at Overduin & Co.
–Niall Murphy
EXTRACTION
Earth, Ashes, Dust
at the Torrance Art Museum
–Alitzah Oros
Jacci Den Hartog
at STARS
–Irina Gusin
Going Back
Kevin Beasley and the Power
of Homecoming
–Allison Noelle Conner
From Both Sides
of the Lens
Ulysses Jenkins'
Self-Reflexive Video Practice
–Neyat Yohannes
Sara Cwynar and
the Texture of
Digital Pictures
–Erin F. O'Leary
Existing is Resisting
AAPI Artists at Work
–Vanessa Holyoak
Interview with
Genevieve Gaignard
–Colony Little
Reviews
Derek Fordjour
at David Kordansky Gallery
–Amy Mutza
Jimena Sarno
at Los Angeles State
Historic Park
–Hande Sever
Pool at JOAN
–Nahui Garcia
Ei Arakawa
at Overduin & Co.
–Niall Murphy
EXTRACTION
Earth, Ashes, Dust
at the Torrance Art Museum
–Alitzah Oros
Jacci Den Hartog
at STARS
–Irina Gusin