The Fermented Issue
<p>This magazine aims to hold space for our grief, empathy, alliances and imaginings for a solidary future in a variety of ways. It offers different perspectives from local actors in various places and hopefully enables further exchanges in the future.</p> <p><em>Issue #5</em> is about archiving pain and social movements, celebrating weakness, about Queer Crip belonging, writing or being written off, all-inclusive parties, the autistic turn and its uncanny valley, impersonating famous self-portraits, life exchanges, soothing flowers, non-compliance as a social skill, peculiar visions, human spring, a walking frame, the diversity of dancing bodies, what we can learn from Disability Studies, and Queer crossword puzzling on mental health and disability pride.</p> <p>The issue gathers drawings, a conversation, research findings, photographs, an interview, essays and a speech. Some contributions are new, others are reprints or adaptations, some are intimate, others repoliticise daily life or are forms of crip crisis knowledge…</p>
Editors: Eva Egermann, Elif Kamışlı, Erdem İlgi Akter, İKSV, Ute Meta Bauer, Amar Kanwar, David Teh
Contributors: Accessible Everything, atelienormalno, Elif Aybaş, Dilan Aydemir, Mel Baggs, İpek Burçak, Eli Clare, Theresia Degener, Eva Egermann, Çınar Eslek, Kaan Göncü, Lana Grahek, Yevhen Holubientsev, Matthias Julian, Merhaba! Spektrum, Alyson Patsavas, Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, Lieko Shiga, Jo Spence, Pelin, Tan, Tuğçe Ulugün Tuna, Sibel Yardımcı
Translators: Ömer B. Albayrak, Dide Armutçu, Özge Çelik Kılıç, Balca Ergener, Özgür Gökmen, Pınar Üzeltüzenci, Niyazi Zorlu
Copy Editor: Erdem İlgi Akter, Sarah Godfrey, Elif Kamışlı, Melissa Larner, Pınar Üzeltüzenci
Designer: Lana Grahek
Cover Designer: Yevhen Holubientsev, atelienormalno
Eva Egermann, Istanbul Biennial
Part of: Crip Magazine