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::ISSUE 3 • C Y C L E::
One month left to submit to Susie Magazine • Issue 3 • C Y C L E
Take a moment to fill out our Google Form, we are looking for poetry, word searches, essay, personal tales, poetry, and imagery. Submit artwork, illustrations, anything pertaining to the theme C Y C L E.
Submit!
New Women Space opened their doors Late September of 2016. What started as a 30-day pop-up experiment expanded into a long-term intersectional event space focusing on the needs of women and inclusivity.
Lady Art Nation was invited to table during New Women Spaces opening along side Got a Girl Crush, Comedian Milly Tea, and many badass babes that lead workshops throughout the day!
Lascivious • Founder of Grey Scales Zines & Mujeristas Collective: Stephanie Aliaga • She/Her
Lascivious is a sexual self-care guide that is meant to give everyone a clear representation on how fluid and fun sexuality can be while also discussing important topics under the sexuality umbrella that everyone should be talking about. This issue is meant to help the reader learn something about their body in a positive and empowering way.
Mujeristas Collective caters a safe and healing space for Latinxs, Chicanxs, and Afro-Latinxs to share their experiences, oppression, thoughts, emotions, dreams, identity, history, and cultura through discussions, workshops, activism and art while also celebrating our pride for our culture and fighting for the liberation of Latinxs/Chicanxs/Afro-Latinx in the USA.
Issue 1: "Brazen" • Co-founders: Anna Cone & Laurie Cone • She/Her She/Her
Here’s what we believe: unabashed is beautiful, un-retouched is brave, facades are cowardly, a printed piece beats an online piece, and talent shines.  With flaws, comes allure; with the ability to touch, comes great emotion.  PINE is a tangible emporium of aptitude, a non-virtual, non-glossy magazine, featuring artists, rebels and pioneers. Â
In our first issue, we've created a platform for women only, venerating female creatives, past and present. Our debut theme is “Brazen,” a term we are using to compliment brave and talented female artists. Here, we honor women who never sacrifice their dreams, integrity, or imagination; who unapologetically do what they want the way they want; and who bear the most beautiful fruit from their labor.
Here is a past PINE event, keep an eye out for up and coming talks!
This zine is part of Lady Art Nation’s Zine Library
Suffragette City, Issue 1 Hair • Founder is Gwynn Galitzer • She/Her
Suffragette City is a volunteer-run annual printed zine that showcases creatives local to our home base in Brooklyn, NY as well as across the country and aboard. We are committed to promoting the creative and intellectual ideas of strong and outspoken self-identified women. We believe in working together to accomplish our goals rather than stepping on each other to get ahead. Especially as an emerging female or genderqueer artist, having a high-quality publication backing up your work shows people that others take your work seriously and that they should too. Suffragette City is advertisement free, and proud to be a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas.
Imperfect Bodies, Book 1 • Zoey Hart • She/Her
Imperfect Bodies addresses bodies/identities/wellness/illness as a lady artist.
Commutist • Rylee Row • She/Her
A hand drawn mini zine, capturing a few specific moments relatable to the subway commuter. Rylee is fascinated by the way our lives intersect for a short period of time on public transit before dispersing into our separate days. Commutist is a tribute to the frustration, confusion, kindness, and humor that we all encounter, and to the beautiful people on the train that she is inspired by daily.
The event happened before Pine Magazine was printed. They have hosted numerous events around the NYC region including GRAB BACK: Brazen women in conversation. PINE IS A TANGIBLE EMPORIUM OF APTITUDE, A NON-VIRTUAL, NON-GLOSSY MAGAZINE, FEATURING ARTISTS, REBELS AND PIONEERS.
P O W E R, Issue 1 • Founders Kristen Chiucarello, Melanie Roven, Olivia Jane Huffman • She/Her She/Her They/Them
Susie Magazine is a bi-annual creative print publication that presents cutting edge interdisciplinary work. We are focused on creating an equal platform to highlight, empower, and amplify women-identified and non-binary voices that are traditionally ignored in mainstream media. We strive to be inclusive online, in print and at events.
This zine is part of Lady Art Nation’s Zine Library
P O W E R, Issue 1 • Founders Kristen Chiucarello, Melanie Roven, Olivia Jane Huffman • She/Her She/Her They/Them
Susie Magazine is a bi-annual creative print publication that presents cutting edge interdisciplinary work. We are focused on creating an equal platform to highlight, empower, and amplify women-identified and non-binary voices that are traditionally ignored in mainstream media.
We strive to be inclusive online, in print and at events.
Daddy, Issue 1 • Roach • They/Them
NSFW, Rape, Mental Illness, Kink, Roleplay, Abuse, Sex, Love
Suffragette City, Issue 2 Politics • Founder is Gwynn Galitzer • She/Her
"Politics" encompasses more than just the fight for governmental power, and is not constrained just to current events. In this issue you'll find a collection of work directly and indirectly covering power struggles, such as the historic and contemporary roles of women in society, terrorism and dealing with tragedy, dictatorship and the right to vote, religion and prayer, the power of protest, patriotism, and more.
This zine is part of Lady Art Nation’s Zine Library
Babygirl, Issue 1 • Ro Ach • They/Them/Their
“blurs the line between trauma and predilection”
NSFW, Rape, Mental Illness, Kink, Roleplay, Abuse, Sex, Love
This zine is part of Lady Art Nation’s Zine Library
Us • Nyssa Frank • She/Her
Nyssa Frank explores numerous mediums to dissect the beautiful questions our world gives birth to. She hopes to be forever in a state of learning and growth, diving into the unknown with eyes open wide. Nyssa is also the Owner & Founder of The Living Gallery, a venue dedicated to supporting emerging artists in a non-completive environment.
This image was used on Lady Art NYC • Vol 1 • Rare Hum Drum Compilation
Founder of LADY ART NYC • Queer Feminist
Yasmina Chavez is a first generation Mexican-American, born in California, raised in northern Nevada, who now lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. She is a documentary artist who is inspired by candid people, geopsychological places, paradoxical circumstances, and sublime spaces. Her work consists of modular narrative multi-channel video and sculptural installations, sound art, performance works, and photography. Chavez received her MFA from the Electronic Integrated Arts program from the School of Art and Design at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University and her BFA in photography from the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
​Terminal Intrusion is a music project by Nyssa Frank who explores numerous mediums to dissect the beautiful questions our world gives birth to. She hopes to be forever in a state of learning and growth, diving into the unknown with eyes open wide. Nyssa is also the Owner & Founder of The Living Gallery,  a venue dedicated to supporting emerging artists in a non-competitive environment.
THICK is a woman trio of badass babes based in Brooklyn. The three piece (Nikki, Shari, Kate) pump out high-energy girlwave anthems. Drawing from the Riot Grrrls of 90s and your favorite Blink-182 pop punk jams, THICK’s beer-soaked tunes are as infectious as their “I’m going to be myself—and you can’t stop me” attitudes.
