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“On Being an Intuitive Alchemist” features Tajah Ellis 🇧🇿 (@outofseam_) a multidisciplinary artist with Belizean roots whose practice transforms earth materials such as indigo, algae, fur, and salts, into garments and structures that ho
Volume 07’s “Breeze Blocks” by Cyle Warner 🇰🇳🇹🇹 (@cylewarner) a multidisciplinary artist with roots in St. Kitts and Trinidad whose work explores space, time, and place through fiber, photography, and sculpture. Warner transfor
Volume 07’s “Structural Care” features Denise Stephanie Hewitt 🇻🇨🇧🇧 (@thedenisestephanie), Chantel Walkes 🇬🇩 (@chantelwalkes), and Dayana Rivero 🇨🇺 (@__dayana.r), who are reconstructing maternal histories through photography
🤩 We’re hiring our first Art Advisor! If you’re subscribed to our newsletter you probably heard the news already but this will be a pivotal role for FORGOTTEN LANDS as we expand into art fairs, exhibitions, and other ways to support our
With two poems featured in Volume 07, Chenée Daley 🇯🇲 (@cheneedaley) is a Jamaican-born, New York-based multi-genre writer whose work spans poetry, prose, and song. Rooted in tender narratives of personal histories, her writing explores the
Volume 07’s “Sentimental Slang” features Julian Alexander 🇯🇲 (@slanginc), a Jamaican American visual artist whose practice transforms Black English into visual rhythm—exploring language as spatial construction and cultural r