Riposte #12 hits newsstands at the beginning of November full of magnificent women, fascinating stories and a keen eye on some of the topics everyone is talking about.
We meet with writer and curator Lou Stoppard to get her take on the fashion industry and discuss her new exhibition that explores the politics of the hoodie. We ask MP Stella Creasy what the hell is going on with Brexit, writer Mary H.K. Choi tells us about writing young adult fiction, designer Erin Magee gives us an insight into running her own label Mademe whilst working at Supreme and singer Mahalia shares her ultimate coming-of-age story.
Elsewhere we meet with writer and curator Lou Stoppard to get her take on the fashion industry and discuss her new exhibition that explores the politics of the hoodie. Writer Mary H.K. Choi tells us about writing young adult fiction, designer Erin Magee gives us an insight into running her own label Mademe whilst working at Supreme and singer Mahalia shares her ultimate coming-of-age story.
Other features celebrate the women of country music, we shine a light on the cult lesbian pulp fiction series that still resonates today, there are funny tales of financial foolery, a look at a new approach to co-ordinating intimacy on-screen, we look back at the incredible power and beauty of body builder Lisa Lyons as told through the lens of Robert Mapplethorpe and we close the section with a new series from photographer June Canedo.
http://www.ripostemagazine.com/
Céline Semaan of Slow Factory guest edits our second Agenda section that looks at whether sustainability at scale is possible and what it might look like.
Nov 13th 2019