Issue #3–COLLECT
With the powerful and frightening rise of artificial intelligence, to governments and corporations collecting personal data, to the human compulsion to gather and arrange, we collect daily. Issue #3–Collect will wander through various assemblages within space and investigate the multitude of ways we collect and order our world.
OUR CONTENT
Each issue of our magazine includes Art Files, Stories, Space Futures, Interviews, and Essays.
Bad Romance
“I am heartbroken but I am free now”
This was the first thing Aunty Seah said to me the day after her partner Uncle Chan passed away from a sudden heart attack. It was the beginning of the pandemic lockdown.
Collection and Presence
Michelle Chun is a visual maker born and raised in Southern California.
Genevieve Gaignard’s Ecosystem of Collecting
Genevieve Gaignard is a multidisciplinary artist that splits her time between her hometown in Massachusetts and Los Angeles.
Inside India's Digital Panopticon
Philosopher Jeremy Bentham designed the architectural structure called panopticon, a circular prison with cells arranged around a central tower for the supervisor to constantly observe the inmates without being seen himself.
Art Files: Liberty Worth
Liberty Worth is a native of Los Angeles – a city of grit, diversity and great natural beauty. Influenced by the power of art and nature to soothe trauma and bring peace, she creates works that reflect natural wonder and quiet beauty from both new and discarded or repurposed materials.
Art Files: Lauren Wilson
Lauren Wilson was raised in Oakland, California. Her artwork has continually focused on personal relationships, collections and attachment.
From Homeland to New Hope: Shop of India Celebrates 50 Years
Since 1971, the Jain family has been running Shop of India in the quaint town of New Hope, Pennsylvania. Recently, the store celebrated 50 years of business.