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Photo Credit: Buffalo James Photography Butterflies mean a lot to many people, my mother and grandmother included. For them, it […]

Examine and Embrace: The Photography of Heather C. Morrow By Catie Jarvis https://zomagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Allesandra-Celletti-Metamorphosis-One.mp3 "Metamorphosis One" — Allesandra Celletti Through the eye [...]

Whether it was André Breton or Salvador Dali, surrealism has long since made its impression on not only the art […]

Photo Credit: Jetro Amilcar Dominique Fils-Aimé has long since planted herself in the music realm with JUNO Awards and praise […]

Photo Credit: Sam Monendo This is a huge week for Chicago’s Neptune’s Core. Not only are they dropping ‘Called Upon’ […]

Photo Credit: Danny Dodge Portland’s Roselit Bone is set to drop ‘Ofrenda’ on August 25th, and on top of that, […]

The Muse(um) of Lana Gentry By Catie Jarvis http://zomagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Spell_of_the_Gypsies_.mp3 "Spell of the Gypsies" - Buckethead What does it mean to [...]

Every decade ushers in new eras and in the ’60s the political strife and war sparked a rise in counterculture […]

The Tendency Towards Complexity: Thoughts spurred from the novel, Shantaram By Catie Jarvis http://zomagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Audiomachine-House-of-Cards-Chronicles.mp3 "House of Cards" — AudioMachine I’m lounging [...]

RAIZ Exhibition and the Importance of Art in Community By Catie Jarvis http://zomagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Dugo-Sol-Poniente.mp3 "Sol Poniente" - Dugo Sculpture by Aof [...]

Photo Credit: Heather Carpenter  The beautiful thing about music in the 21st century is that we’ve gotten around to broadening […]

The thing about our reality is that so much has happened before us. History books try to cover it, but […]