The feeling of disappointment is not only close to regret, sadness, and dissatisfaction – a feeling of loss, an uncomfortable space (or a painful gap) between expectations and reality – we also understand it as a rattling in the rusty machinery of a society whose fuel is extraction and oppression. Considered an ‘ugly feeling’ by society’s norm, we’re not supposed to vocalize what and who is letting us down. We’re supposed to stay positive, get organized and act, instead of lingering in negative emotions. We’re supposed to be productive. But making space for disappointment can be a strategy of dissensus. Instead of wallowing in impotence, to make explicit what is not meeting expectations for this world can be an act of renouncing and making cracks in the status quo, while not giving up allegiance that another world is possible.

The Club Scene is explored as a queer performative architecture acting as a supportive and life-sustaining space in dominator culture. A space that generates desire, generously supports our bodies and our bravest political ideas. A shared playground for nonconformist feeling and movement. Gues edited by Swedish queer arts & architecture collective MYCKET

Featuring a poem by Hanne Lippard, an interview with Dope St Jude, 6 Q&A's with IG Meme LGBTQ+ accounts, Selected Objects from the Museum of Trans Hirstory’s ‘Trans Hirstory in 99 Objects’ by Chris E. Vargas, an interview with Marilyn Waring, BUTCHCAMP, an essay Nina Lykke, (radical) self-care: biography of a network, a fashion shoot 'Gluck, Hig, Tim, Grub, Peter' photographed by Ilenia Arosio, an essay by Nadia Hebson, WICKED TECHNOLOGY/WILD FERMENTATION by Sara Manente, a Second Skin Harness by Sara Manente, Inju Kaboom and Gunbike Erdemir, Feminism, He-Yin Zhen and Reconceptualizing China’s History: A Brief Comment by Rebecca E. Karl, Thunderclap by Amy Suo Wu, an interview with Amy Sillman by Melissa Gordon, Some Women Want to Have Their Cock and Eat It To by Jill Johnston, (Post)Menopausal Graphic Design Strategies by Rietlanden Women’s Office and the essay Sex in Texas, anticipated by Lili Reynaud-Dewar.

Special edition made by BUTCHCAMP (IG: @butchcamp) as part of our BIOGRAPHY ISSUE, where they wrote a series of faux-bituaries as a riff on the #buryyourgays trope.

“The Wicked Witch of the West melted to death on the evening of May 8th in her pursuit of stolen shoes. It remains unclear whether the shoes in question were Silver or Ruby, but they were nevertheless her property. The death is being treated as suspicious in light of the recent death of West’s ally, The Wicked Witch of the East, who was murdered by a Kansas Real Estate Group.”

White Unisex t-shirt, Gildan Heavy Cotton. Available in sizes S, M, L and XL

White t-shirt, 100% Trash Tee by EVERYBODY. Available in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL

Featuring an exposé of feminist fashion, an poem by Hanne Lippard, a queer dollar by Virgil Taylor & Virgil Taylor, an interview with environmentalist Minna Gillberg, a conversation with 3 cats on marx, a discussion about sex work moderated by Melanie Bonajo, 8 Q&S's by lesbian bars worldwide, an essay about W. A.G.E, a poetic research called Makers of their Own Time, Towers of Thanks by Res, 3 Drivers – 3 Cities, an Uber investigation, artwork by Elif Erkan, a conversation between Camilla Wills and Isaline Bergamaschi on education, a script by Nora Turato, Not All There, Cruising Olivia by Bernadette Houde and a dispatch report by Display Distribute.

100% natural cotton tote bag, silkscreened by hand and with lots of love (each print is unique). Print is featured on one side only. Available in different colours.

Radical Afrofuturists Camae Ayewa (Moor Mother), Rasheedah Phillips & Hannah Catherine Jones (Foxy Moron), Lichenous writer Amelia Groom, Fantastical drawings by Maren Karlson, Utopia builders Queer Ecologies Network, Herstory's Kelly Rakowski in conversation with artist A.L. Steiner, the Hacking with Care soft tech collective, Melissa Canbaz is reporting from Queer Turkey, an essay by Janani Balasubramanian, performers Jibz Cameron & Geo Wyeth in conversation, re: The Furies, Casey Jane Ellison interviewing her future self, the feminist collective F-Architecture on feminist architecture, a chapter from the new book by Olivia Dunbar and Queer Temporalities by artist Liz Allan.

DANCE AND DANCING explores the New York dance scene – past, present and future. It’s our first ever guest-edited issue compiled by New York based writer and artist Emma Hedditch.
Featuring: Mariana Valencia, Cynthia Oliver, Marlies Yearby, Laurie Carlos, Chrysa Parkinson, devynn emory, the skeleton architecture, Discwoman, Svetlana Kitto, Jonah Groeneboer, Dona Ann McAdams, Lydia Okrent, Kim Brandt, kara lynch, Effie Bowen, Mary Manning, Res, Leah Gilliam, Amelia Bande, Luciana Achugar, Emily Wexler, Ayo Janeen Jackson, Suzan D. Polat, Mina Nishimura, Ursula Eagly, Emmakate Geisdorf, Angie Pittman, Lerato Khathi, Yvonne Meier and Aunts.

White t-shirt, 100% organic cotton, soft finish, made in Belgium. Available in sizes XS, S, M and L (unisex). The print features a photo by Claude Cahun & Marcel Moore titled 'I Extend My Arms', made c. 1931-32. The t-shirt is part of our ongoing 'book page' tees series, which already featured work by Monique Wittig, Gertrude Stein and Kathy Acker.

Featuring interviews with philosopher Simone van Saarloos, designer Phoebe Dahl, Lesbian Herstory Archive's Shawn(ta) Smith-Cruz, Amsterdam queer collective Strange Fruit, a portrait of artists/sheepfarmers Orla Barry & Els Dietvorst, essays by Katarina Bonnevier, Alberto García del Castillo & Lars Laumann, a poem by Hanne Lippard, an instagram account by Veteranas & Rucas, visual contributions by Shana Moulton & Lucy Stein and much more.

Interviews with image ingenue K8 Hardy, filmmaker Babette Mangolte, writer Jina Khayyer and documentarist Mariah Garnett. Essays by Derica Shields and Crystal Campell. Plus 7 Q&A's with healers, herbalist and modern witches. Beautiful bodily artists series and last but not least – horoscopic aphrodisiacs.

Interviews with art critic Linda Yablonsky, scent researcher Sissel Tolaas and artist Juliana Huxtable. Artwork by Melissa Gordon, Lotte Reimann and Sara Van der Heide. Other people featured are a.o. filmmaker Chloé Robichaud, astrologist Rhea Wolf and singer Zhala Rifat, next to a hidden correspondence between writers Carson McCullers and Annemarie Schwarzenbach, a registry of pseudonyms by Riet Wijnen and much more.

our More or Less Female SPRING EDITION,
100% recycled trash tee, courtesy of EVERYBODY.

White t-shirt, 100% cotton, soft finish, courtesy of OBEY. Available in sizes XS, S and M.

The print features an excerpt from 'Blood and Guts in High School' by Kathy Acker (Grove Press, 1984).

White t-shirt, 100% cotton, soft finish, courtesy of OBEY. Available in sizes XS, S and M.

The print features a note – IRRESISTIBLE – from Gertrude Stein to Alice B. Toklas (Source: Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas Papers, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University).

A digital conversation with performance artist boychild, writer Chris Kraus on beer brewing and BDSM, music producer and artist Fatima Al Qadiri on her 1989 haircut, Californian surfers by Eve Fowler & Mariah Garnett, curator Annick Kleizen recapturing the artist residency circuit from a hammock in Brazil, artist Jesse Darling paraphrasing Drake, musicians The Knife dissecting their communal experiment ‘Shaking The Habitual’ through the eyes of their collaborators and much more.

Girls Like Us X General Sisters. A limited edition tea of 25 sets including silkscreened towel, made especially for US.

100% natural cotton sportsbag, silkscreened with love. In white and blue canvas. Print is featured on one side only.

100% natural cotton tote bag, silkscreened with love. Print is featured on one side only.

Featuring Venus X, Linder Sterling, Céline Sciamma, Kakan Hermansson, Casey Legler, Nina Power, Myrza de Myunck, Leidy Churchman, General Sisters, Hanne Lippard, Felicia von Zweigbergk, Stav B., Clara T. López and Katarina Elvén.

A special edition T-shirt designed by artist Felicia von Zweigbergk, featuring an homage to the Greek 1980s punk rock singer Maria Koti.

Featuring Alice Carey, Anna Franceschini, Lizzie Fitch, Devin Blair, Kim Gordon, Annika Henderson, Melanie Bonajo, Marie Branellec, Elizabeth Orr, Holli Smith, Joke Robaard Litia Perta and Marie Karlberg.

Doubles: Vava Dudu and Theo Mercier, Tavi Gevinson and Diane Pernet, Keren Cytter and Dafna Maimon, Lauren Flax and Lauren Dillard. Singles: Kaisa Lassinaro, Matthew Lutz-Kinoy, Leilah Weinraub, Benjamin A. Huseby, Eline McGeorge, Janis Pönisch, Anie Stanley, Andrea Ferrer and Devrim Bayar.

Excerpt from The Lesbian Body by Monique Wittig (Beacon Press 1973) on white American Apparel Unisex Crewneck 100% cotton Sizes S, M & L

T-shirt designed by Vela Arbutina, featuring legendary butch Snoop from The Wire.

The Photo: Melanie Bonajo, The Class: Pascale Gatzen, The Musical: Melissa Lidauvais, The Story: Melissa Plaut, The Composition: Anne de Vries, The Editors: Lisa Gunning, Jeannette Petri and Devrim Bayar, The Movie: Jennie Livingston, The Gallery: Jessica Silverman, The Ode: Mylou Oord, The Jewel: Yaz Bukey, The Essay: David Lynch, The Composition – Qiu Yang.