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ISSUE Nº 14 - Human After All

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@magdawosinskastudio captures a youthful energy,

@magdawosinskastudio captures a youthful energy, spontaneity and authentic sense of fun. She shoots all the time, carrying a camera on her shoulder and preferring to be part of the moment, placing her lens in the middle of it all.

Her early personal work, in which Magdalena documented the lives of her friends emerging from the skate and metal music scenes, reveals her willingness to challenge accepted norms for a female photographer. In her effort to explore complex topics, she documents diverse groups of people in diverse settings. From transgender skate
crews, to cowboys in South Central, Wosinska brings her eye to settings that are thoughtprovoking, beautiful, and at times even controversial, always inspiring the viewer to abandon passivity and question what they are seeing. Like many artists,
she has taken controversial images which do not represent her values, but are intended to shine needed light on issues which require further dialogue and thought. Her maturing style transfers this edge and vibrancy to her commercial and editorial
work.

For over 40 years, @mariette_pathy_allen has been

For over 40 years, @mariette_pathy_allen has been documenting the spectrum of gender expression. Pathy Allen’s archive consists of thousands of photographs, countless interview transcripts, personal correspondence, and materials related to a career dedicated to supporting and documenting trans and gendervariant communities. Work dating from the late 1970s through the early 2000s is the main focus of this exhibition. The selection largely highlights a time before the internet, when often hard-to-find newsletters and magazines were essential lifelines, and protests and inperson conferences were one of the few safe spaces to be ‘out.’
On display, you’ll find a record of Pathy Allen’s process before digital photography: darkroom work prints, photographs from color slides, hand-written notes, DIY programs for events-all records of a time far more limited, yet extremely passionate in the hope for a more equal future.

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Kerry James Marshall uses painting, sculptural ins

Kerry James Marshall uses painting, sculptural installations, collage, video, and photography to comment on the history of black identity both in the United States and in Western art. He is well known for paintings that focus on black subjects historically excluded from the artistic canon, and has explored issues of race and history through
imagery ranging from abstraction to comics. Marshall said in a 2012 interview with Art + Auction that “it is possible to transcend what is perceived to be the limitations of a race-conscious kind of work. It is a limitation only if you accept someone else’s foreclosure from the outside. If you plumb the depths yourself, you can exercise
a good deal of creative flexibility. You are limited only by your ability to imagine possibilities.”

The series is an offshoot of Lakin’s ongoing pro

The series is an offshoot of Lakin’s ongoing project Are We Good Enough, which documents the hats worn as cultural signifiers by different ethnic groups in Nigeria. e wá wo mi hones in on bridal ceremonies, but presents
traditions as vibrant and alive (and enormously cool) rather than as an ethnographic study. “With the world’s current interest in Africa, it was important for me to speak of ‘Africanness’ but within a clear Nigerian context,” Lakin tells It’s Nice That. “I’ve felt a need to document the
complexities of my culture to resist the West’s monolithic
narrative of Africa.”

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