May 12, 2023

An Edition for Speciwomen Issue 5

Purchase Speciwomen's first risograph print edition in collaboration with founder Philo Cohen in support of our fifth issue in print.

All proceeds will go towards the production of our fifth volume, curated by Coco Fusco. Funds will be used to cover editorial labor including artists liaison, copy editing, transcribing, translating as well as production and distribution labor including design, printing, distribution outreach, and shipping costs.

About Speciwomen Issue 5

This new issue is a curated volume of portfolios, essays and conversations between artists, critics and curators from Cuba and its diaspora. The volume was curated by interdisciplinary artist and writer Coco Fusco. It will be launching at the Los Angeles Art Book Fair in August 2023.

Speciwomen Issue 5 is a bilingual issue in Spanish and English. Speciwomen Magazine is a self-published annual publication.

Artists & art historians in the issue: Yissel Arce, Sandra Ceballos, Solveig Font, Alejandra Gonzales, Celia Gonzales, Glenda León, Susana Pillar, Sandra Ramos, Grethell Rasúa, Gertrudis Rivalta, Suset Sánchez.

Philo Cohen – Untitled from Abracadabra series, 2023

Edition of 50, First Printing

4-color Risograph on matte paper 80gsm

8 x 10 inches, Signed & Numbered

Printed by Lucky Risograph in Brooklyn.


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Speciwomen Issue 1: First Interviews

This is the very first print issue of Speciwomen Magazine featuring a set of first interviews of women artists from all over the world, conducted and photographed by women from all over the world.

Speciwomen Magazine is a self-published annual publication.

7 x 11 in / 17 x 24 cm

130 pages + cover

Matte paper

Artists in the issue: Gala Prudent, Penelope Anstruther, Amy Leon, Samia Finnerty, Rhombie Sandoval, Neah Gray, SoFly Butterfly, Elena Mottola, Adinah Dancyger, Tatsumi Romano, Indira Cunningham, Verity Azario, The MP Shift, Erica Archambault, Georgia Kester, Zora Casebere, Julia Sherman, Sarah Jérôme

$20.00

Speciwomen Issue 2: Transnational Narratives

This is the second print issue of Speciwomen Magazine featuring a set of interviews of transnational women artists from all over the world, conducted and photographed by transnational women from all over the world.

Speciwomen Magazine is a self-published annual publication.

7 x 11 in / 17 x 24 cm

120 pages + cover

Matte paper

Artists in the issue: Melek Zertal, OWO, Louise Le Meur Rasmussen, Akua Shabaka, Alex Westfall, Pascale Ussel, Lia Kim, Scarlett Lindeman, Alejandra Guanipa, Maia Ruth Lee, Crisha Arivalagan, Emma Noelle

$20.00

Speciwomen Issue 3: Fluidity

This new issue explores fluidity and queerness, featuring womxn and femme artists of all backgrounds that work in hybrid art forms, and work around moving beyond the binary, gender norms and labels from our society.

Speciwomen Magazine is a self-published annual publication.

7 x 11 in / 17 x 24 cm

150 pages + cover

Matte paper

Artists in the issue: Alex Nawotka, Opashona Gosh, Mari Nagaoka, Maral Bolouri, Young Merlot, Josh Quinton, Zhamak Fullad, Anne-Sophie Guillet, Les Jesus, Dress Up, Gina Piersanti, Noha Choukrallah, Habibitch, Ranma Yu, Yola Jimenez, Han Being, Carolina Larrosa, Grey, Erkan Affan

$20.00

Speciwomen Issue 4: I Belong To This

This new issue is a catalogue of the show I Belong To This curated by Justine Kurland at Huxley–Parlour in London in Fall 2021.

I belong to this brings seventeen artists together around themes of self and family, private rites and communal ritual, along a continuum of becoming. The title of the show is from Ariana Reines’s poem “Save the World”, and can be read as a declaration of identification, a promise of solidarity, or a blurring of self into multitudes. These artists mark an intractable this. The camera points, more like an ear than an index finger, in the direction of what is felt rather than seen and to those invisible threads that hold us together.” — Justine Kurland

Speciwomen Magazine is a self-published annual publication.

7 x 11 in / 17 x 24 cm

160 pages + cover

Matte paper

Artists in the issue: Genesis Báez , Jennifer Calivas, Naima Green, AK Jenkins, Sydney Mieko King, Keli Safia Maksud, Jacky Marshall, Qiana Mestrich, Shala Miller, Cheryl Mukherji, Diana Palermo, Calafia Sánchez-Touzé, Keisha Scarville, Wendy Small, Gwen Smith, Anne Vetter, Annie Hsiao-Ching Wang.

$20.00