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.

Space On Space 12/19/23 Space On Space 12/19/23

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.

Space On Space 9/7/23 Space On Space 9/7/23

Genevieve Gaignard’s Ecosystem of Collecting

Genevieve Gaignard is a multidisciplinary artist that splits her time between her hometown in Massachusetts and Los Angeles.

Space On Space 3/30/23 Space On Space 3/30/23

Unfinished matter(s)’ a concrete hut | Space Futures

As an architect and curator, Hugo Santos Silva’s practice is an investigation of situations that look at the meaning of a place recognized by a prospective body, which produces events and sensory mechanics.

Space On Space 3/20/23 Space On Space 3/20/23

Uchi

Inge Flinte is a painter and photographer, based in Melbourne, Australia. Her family and her are nomadic by circumstance; they've lived in five different countries.

Space On Space 2/23/23 Space On Space 2/23/23

Es Una Cruz Bien Dura A Cargar

Gabi Magaly is an emerging artist from Bryan, TX.

Space On Space 1/24/23 Space On Space 1/24/23

Art Files: Lauren Wilson

Lauren Wilson was raised in Oakland, California. Her artwork has continually focused on personal relationships, collections and attachment.