Postscript Magazine No. 2
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Postscript Magazine No. 2 (the Reinvention Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. For our second issue, we explore contemporary understandings of REINVENTION, approaching the idea as an entryway to concepts of individual and collective metamorphosis, cultural innovation and spaces of transition.
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