Cultural Traffic Arts Fair in conversation with Publishing Now

The current independent print publishing scene will be explored by three influential editors: Luisa Le Voguer Couyetin, of Hate zine, Iris Luz, the founder of PC Erotic magazine, and Dina Gold of The London Vagabond.

Luz is currently presenting a show about upcycling fashion for Depop & Selfridges and a radio show for Know Wave. Additionally, she focuses on exploring the realm of technology and has written for publications including Dazed Beauty and Interview Magazine. From neural networks to biohacking, she explores the different ways tech and humanity collide. Her latest project, Pc Erotic 2, which dissects the concept of fake news and post truth, will be out next month.

Writer Luisa Le Voguer Couyet co-founded Hate Zine in 2015. Hate, 100 percent advert free, focuses on social justice issues through art, photography, features, poetry and writing. Past issues have covered mental health, sex and gender, the environment, love, and most recently, death.

Image-maker Dinah Gold will talk about the work she produces through the alias ‘The London Vagabond’. She says: ‘I want to guide and encourage more women to feel empowered by their bodies and by their own sexuality, depicting them honestly and often that empowerment stretches beyond the image.

Launched in 2016 by Toby Mott , CULTURAL TRAFFIC explores connections between past cultural ephemera and how we create today, bringing together leading creatives, pioneering contemporary publishing with vintage counter-culture, mapping an explicit connection of the role of physical culture in today’s digital world.

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