032c issue #43 - Summer 2023 'Culture Crisis'

032c issue #43 - Summer 2023 'Culture Crisis. Therapies for the confused'

There is nothing new under the sun. But the promise of the new haunts us every season, a phenomenon that repeats itself endlessly. For those who find it confusing that the past is called the present, 032c issue #43 by Victoria Camblin and Nicholas Korody offers a therapy session in the hope of setting things right.

• Cover star Lil Uzi Vert wraps us up, in a piña colada scented, vape as he ritually performs on a trampoline for Jason Nocito and Stephanie Perez and Cassidy George lectures on finding truth in culture.
• George explores the legacy of Playboy to find out if the bunny is still a symbol of misogyny or if it means pleasure for all.
• Mahfuz Sultan shows us that the painter Michel Majerus, who captured the fears of the millennium before they resurfaced, is still relevant.
• In an urban ruin, Sebastián Faena and Ras Bartram enter a dreamland with Mona Tougaard and Vittoria Ceretti.
• After reclining in Dior tears for Max Farago and Ras Bartram, Cali Dewitt chats with his old friend Tremaine Emory about overcoming setbacks in life, which, as philosopher Bruno Latour explains to Tobias Rapp, is only possible through the creation of a new cosmology.
• While this may be too optimistic for science fiction writer Peter Watts, who spoke to Hans-Ulrich Obrist about aliens, artist Dozie Kanu, posing for Casper Sejersen and Ellie Grace Cumming, tells Claire Koron Elat that overcoming limits is what matters.
• Speaking of aliens, Estelle Hoy shows us the ambiguous alien world of Klára Hosnedlová, who welcomes Vitali Gelwich and Ras Bartram into her sanctuary.
• Plus: chef Nobu, mechsuit designer Carlos Sáez, bookseller Isabella Burley, dermatologist Dr Emi and modernist Jerald Cooper join the Société de 032c; the X-Files introduce the gaffers, thieves, dumpers, Swiss, sheytans, animators, lords and futurists of the 032c.Com universe; and as always, the Berlin Review rounds off the issue with 032C's favourite books of the season.

Language: English

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