Spring 2024

Cover by Lia Coleman

Featured Artists
Cover Artist

Lia Coleman
Lia Coleman (they/them) is a Chinese-American artist making art for their ancestors. Through gestural drawing and handmade embroidery, Coleman uses repetitive movement as a means of ritual. Like a séance, their creative process attempts to connect with ancestral knowledge held within the body. They are based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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To our knowledge, none of the art featured in this issue has been created using generative AI.
Issue Art, listed in order of appearance:
- untitled, © Greg Brave /Adobe Stock
- untitled, © faiyiro /Adobe Stock
- window in the dark attic, © Tok /Adobe Stock
- Yokohama City Library, illustration from Japanese Fireworks Catalogs
Contributing Editors
Emily Pellegrini
Emily, an expert wordsmith with a knack for sharpening syntax and usage, reviewed each of the works featured here. Thank you, Emily, for helping shape this issue!