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“Out of Place.”
Featuring
- Kanika Agrawal
- Hussain Ahmed
- Carlo André
- Kristina Bicher
- Sara Anstis
- Rosaire Appel
- Joshua Bohnsack
- Christian Brookland
- Vicky Charles
- Marc Cohen
- Lindsay Costello
- Henry Curchod
- Trace Howard DePass
- Bijan Elahi
- Rowen Foster
- Je rey Gibbs
- Rebecca Gould
- Helena Granström
- Jordan A. Martin
- Avantika Khanna
- King Llanza
- Marie Lunquist
- Rachel McNicholl
- Uma Menon
- Andriana Minou
- msw
- Luke Muyskens
- Candice Nembhard
- Arianna Reiche
- Marina Reza
- Alyssa Ripley
- Lisa López Smith
- Kayvan Tahmasebian
- Saskia Vogel
- Florian Wacker
Cover by “Hair Vigilante,” Vicky Charles, 2018
Design by Bárbara Fonseca
Design by Bárbara Fonseca
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