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introduction
art cannot be defined by a few lines of words or a few strokes of a brush. art can be self-expression, art can be communication,
art can be an attempt to change the world.
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this zine will dedicate itself to the art that the youth creates; the people whose inspirations shine a light on the darkness of the world, who are determined to change the world or themselves - both of which are hard tasks to conquer; this zine will dedicate itself to art with meaning made by people who create meaning through art. this zine is the product of what we, as a powerful force, create, no matter what our own definitions of art may be.
it has definitely been a while. working on this issue almost felt like meeting up with an old friend—a lot of things have changed since you last saw each other, but that doesn’t alter your feelings for each other. you’ll find comfort in knowing that there will always be someone to catch you when you’re overwhelmed with new, adventurous things.
—one thing before i leave: for this issue, some of our contributors (claire, corinne, nicole) have edited the literary submissions by contacting and working directly with the writers. what i’ve learned: spaces where artists interact with and help improve one another are precious, empowering, and something the world needs more of.
with love, ayna (founder and editor)
find me: instagram & tumblr: libraerie
issue THREE // may 2019
contact: libraerie@yahoo.com , libraerie.tumblr.com
contributors:
addison (t: kibberswrites, twitter: addisonrizer),
alice (ig: rabbits_melancholy),
ally (ig: diregays & milkpockets),
amanda (t: wlwesque, ig: hearte.out),
claire (t: mattiboyd, ig: clairw.e)
corinne flannery (t: everylunebleu, ig: corinneclara),
élise (ig: wormange),
helena (t: softlyexisting),
kayla (t: frockhag),
kian (ig: mindspill),
nicole (t: sweetpotaro, ig: tangynic),
rani (t: amwordism),
sydney noelle (t: sapphena, ig: sydnova)
content:
i. juxtaposition - page six to thirteen
photoset by helena
ii. colours - page eighteen to twenty-nine
artist interview - élise
journal entries by helena
iv. letters - page fifty-two to sixty-five
the libraerie magazine offers a platform for young artists to raise their voices about their identity, their thoughts and their hopes in their respective ways of creating. the simple format aims to enable the reader to fully engage with the work.
the libraerie magazine offers a platform for young artists to raise their voices about their identity, their thoughts and their hopes in their respective ways of creating. the simple format aims to enables the reader to fully engage with the work.