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Black Visual Frequency: Interview with Nadeem Din-Gabisi

We talked to Nadeem din-Gabisi about his short film MASS.

GALLERY: Garbage Disposal Unit

by Lydia Swinney Click image for full size and gallery Through working on this project, I wanted to develop a series of work that...

Manasvini Sn: Expressions Of History

Manasvini is a fine artist and illustrator from Bangalore, India. For our seventh issue, Solitude, we share with you one of her zines.

POEM: 'Anchorage'

Olúwádáre Pópóola is a 19-year old Nigerian poet. He writes from a city named by rocks and longs to see the world without discrimination.

Is The City Obsolete?

by Billie Walker "Those privileged to be invisible in the city are cis straight white rich men. No one else feels unseen in the safe way...

POEM: 'We'

Alexander Billet is a writer, artist, and cultural critic, as well as the editor of the Locust Review and a writer for Jacobin.

Solitude And The Sixth Extinction

Our Environment Editor considers the isolation of the sixth mass extinction.

POEM: 'Verses of Rain'

Shama Jan is a student of literature at the University of Delhi, India. These days, she finds herself perplexed at the accident that she is.

BLM, BBC, NHS: In Conversation with Piers Harrison Reid

Poet, performer and A&E nurse Piers Harrison-Reid shares a poem and we interview him about racism, playing roles as a poet, and disagreeing.

DR: ME: Collages from Lockdown

Created during lockdown, this series of collage works by DR.ME emerged from an idle head space during this time of isolation.