REMNANTS - exploring conscious humanization with Cassie Lee Reeder

in the face of social and commercial dehumanization, Cassie Lee Reeder's "Remnants" explores community intimacy.

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Summer of Selfish // Claudia Bokulich

a mini-profile with Summer of Selfish artist Claudia Bokulich.

summer of selfish, artist profilestaylor ursulaJuly 15, 2017drawing, painting, philadelphia, summer, selfish, love, passion, lust, good, evil, ecstasy, power, vulnerability, dominance, sinister, emotion Comment

spotlight on: FORGET YOUR KITTEN

"I named my body dysmorphia 'Lizzie McGuire' so I would feel more comfortable talking about it with my counselor."

get to know FORGET YOUR KITTEN (FYK), a variety show offering a sanguine blend of stories, dance sequences and HD female friendships.

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Tamsen Wojtanowski

artist Tamsen Wojtanowski discusses her social media commentary series, "Shit Eater."

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Sadie Barnette

Oakland photographer Sadie Barnette sits down with editor-in-chief Taylor Yates for our first face-to-face artist profile in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn.

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Clarissa Caponera

Clarissa Caponera is a Philadelphia-based photographer whose portraiture and self-portraiture explore themes of identity construction and queer expression through social media platforms.

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Jacqueline Beas

Jacqueline Beas is an illustrator based in Cleveland, OH whose artwork commonly features cats, botanicals, cult and otherworldly phenomena. check out her black and white illustrations and learn more about her multidisciplinary processes and collaborative zines.

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Heather Sundquist

illustrator Heather Sundquist creates nostalgic images in retro color palettes that evoke the inimitable tingle of childhood mischief. check out her work here.