The Pluralist has launched its latest issue, "Stories of In-Between." Featuring a diverse range of works, the issue explores the complexities of navigating the spaces between cultural, social, and personal identities.
The Pluralist's Latest Issue - Stories of In-Between
The Pluralist, the independent newspaper with its roots amongst the students and alumni of the Royal College of Art, has released its latest issue titled "Stories of In-Between." This edition features an array of thought-provoking pieces, each offering a unique perspective on the theme of navigating the spaces between cultural, social, and personal identities.
In the issue, content editor Lera Kelemen drew inspiration from Greek mythology, such as Orthus and Hecate, to capture the essence of this transitional space where old temporalities and ways of being subside. The submitted works in this issue create a fluid sequence of reflections, experimentations, attempts, and versions that shape a journey through distinctive realities. Camille Le Flem, Design Editor, adds that this issue reflects on the dualities, contradictions, un-confined spaces, and thoughts that navigate between defined stages. Readers are invited to dive into the extensive collection of stories, both explicit and implicit, that capture the unique meditations of each writer and artist. Through this issue, readers are encouraged to reflect on their own liminal time and spaces and enjoy the journey through this peculiar context.
What is The Pluralist?
The Pluralist is a student-led publication that aims to explore issues of diversity and inclusion through the lens of art and design. Published by the Royal College of Art Students' Union, the publication features contributions from students, staff, and alumni of the institution. It provides a platform for students to express their views and share their work with the wider community, fostering a culture of collaboration and creativity. With a focus on promoting dialogue and understanding, The Pluralist is an important voice in the ongoing conversation about diversity and inclusivity within the arts.
If you are a student at the RCA, you can collect your free copy of The Pluralist from the Students' Union office on the second floor of the Frayling Building (Kensington Campus). Don't miss out on this latest issue, which promises to be a thought-provoking and inspiring read.