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For issue number 1, our theme ‘Crisis’ is a multifaceted subject that demands careful observation and analysis. Rather than offering a comprehensive examination, we have chosen to spotlight a select group of artists who have used the crisis as a starting point to tell stories of transformation and evolution. Our focus is not only on the crisis itself but also on the individuals, their diverse lives, religions, circumstances, and the civilizations affected by it. Throughout this issue, we aim to offer a glimpse into the vast creative potential of humankind, showcasing perspectives that provide a nuanced understanding of the crisis.This issue features stunning portfolios by international artists such as Tessa Kraan, Myrto Papadopoulos, and Christine Fenzl. We have also invited Matthew Hatcher, J. Daniel Hub, Seth Herald, and Alan Chin to share their unique perspectives and work on the Ukrainian crisis. Hatcher's captivating series on otherworldliness is particularly engaging. Additionally, photographer Ryan Florig, a lifelong 35mm shooter, shares an extraordinary black-and-white series documenting the assault on the United States Capitol. I have known Florig for many years, and he remains one of the most talented people I have ever met. Finally, we have profiles by John Sipple, Wade Jackman, Evan Hutchings, Suraj Bhamra, Sal Rodriguez, and Karpov to complete our first issue.Arkiv PaperIssue One9x12 - 100 pages$30.00For issue number 1, our theme ‘Crisis’ is a multifaceted subject that demands careful observation and analysis. Rather than offering a comprehensive examination, we have chosen to spotlight a select group of artists who have used the crisis as a starting point to tell stories of transformation and evolution. Our focus is not only on the crisis itself but also on the individuals, their diverse lives, religions, circumstances, and the civilizations affected by it. Throughout this issue, we aim to offer a glimpse into the vast creative potential of humankind, showcasing perspectives that provide a nuanced understanding of the crisis.This issue features stunning portfolios by international artists such as Tessa Kraan, Myrto Papadopoulos, and Christine Fenzl. We have also invited Matthew Hatcher, J. Daniel Hub, Seth Herald, and Alan Chin to share their unique perspectives and work on the Ukrainian crisis. Hatcher's captivating series on otherworldliness is particularly engaging. Additionally, photographer Ryan Florig, a lifelong 35mm shooter, shares an extraordinary black-and-white series documenting the assault on the United States Capitol. I have known Florig for many years, and he remains one of the most talented people I have ever met. Finally, we have profiles by John Sipple, Wade Jackman, Evan Hutchings, Suraj Bhamra, Sal Rodriguez, and Karpov to complete our first issue.Arkiv PaperIssue One9x12 - 100 pages$30.00Arkiv Paper