REVISTA DECADENTE #73

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Ref: FNZTAVRMC-PT#0232

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REVISTA DECADENTE #73

Publisher:: ESTRELA DECADENTE / XAVIER ALMEIDA
Author/s:: Various
Month + Year:: 08/2020

Country:: Portugal
City:: Lisboa
Language:: PT
Format:: A4

Typology:: Fanzine
Access:: Free
Aveiro Library Network:: Link here

Theme:: N/A
Content Type:: Art / Comics

Details:: The opening comic page is by Odete. This is followed by Rod, who presents a scene depicting fisting.

Ana Cristina Cachola and Xavier Almeida base their comic Artista Sem Trabalho a Pensar no Trabalho da Arte ("An Unemployed Artist Thinking About the Work of Art") on an exchange of messages on Tinder, which develops into a reflection on the relevance of curatorship in art.

ACAB by Ana Menta presents a dialogue of the deaf about racism and police violence. Addressing the same subject, Carolina Elis comments on the statement "There is no racism in Portugal".

In the "Mulheres na B.D." ("Women in Comics") section, Alice Geirinhas offers a brief introduction to Isabel Carvalho, founder of Colectivo A Língua and Satélite Internacional, as well as the author and publisher of numerous other publications.

Sreya recounts the difficulties involved in producing her second album and the cathartic experience it represented. Finding venues in which to perform the work live has also proved challenging.

This is followed by the eighth chapter of Luxação ("Dislocation"), Xavier Almeida's ongoing series about cycling in Lisbon.

Quando for Grande ("When I Grow Up"), written by Gisela Casimiro, is another story addressing racism and police violence.

EU, UE, EU ("ME, EU, ME"), by Filipe Felizardo, explores an ego as large as its own navel.

The issue concludes with another instalment of Envuelto en Llamas ("Engulfed in Flames") by Santi.

Texts by Erradiador on the blog "My Nation Underground".

Comments:: N/A

Cataloguing Status:

FNZTAVRMC
RBCIRA
RBMA
BESJE

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:Aveiro Fanzineteca Cataloguing - Collection by Miguel Alexandre Simões Correia
:Cataloguing of the Aveiro Region Libraries Network
:Cataloguing of the Aveiro Municipal Library Network
:Cataloguing of Escola Secundária José Estêvão

Details:: The opening comic page is by Odete. This is followed by Rod, who presents a scene depicting fisting.

Ana Cristina Cachola and Xavier Almeida base their comic Artista Sem Trabalho a Pensar no Trabalho da Arte ("An Unemployed Artist Thinking About the Work of Art") on an exchange of messages on Tinder, which develops into a reflection on the relevance of curatorship in art.

ACAB by Ana Menta presents a dialogue of the deaf about racism and police violence. Addressing the same subject, Carolina Elis comments on the statement "There is no racism in Portugal".

In the "Mulheres na B.D." ("Women in Comics") section, Alice Geirinhas offers a brief introduction to Isabel Carvalho, founder of Colectivo A Língua and Satélite Internacional, as well as the author and publisher of numerous other publications.

Sreya recounts the difficulties involved in producing her second album and the cathartic experience it represented. Finding venues in which to perform the work live has also proved challenging.

This is followed by the eighth chapter of Luxação ("Dislocation"), Xavier Almeida's ongoing series about cycling in Lisbon.

Quando for Grande ("When I Grow Up"), written by Gisela Casimiro, is another story addressing racism and police violence.

EU, UE, EU ("ME, EU, ME"), by Filipe Felizardo, explores an ego as large as its own navel.

The issue concludes with another instalment of Envuelto en Llamas ("Engulfed in Flames") by Santi.

Texts by Erradiador on the blog "My Nation Underground".