There’s nothing new under the sun. But the promise of the new haunts us every season, a phenomenon that’s infinitely repeated. The 032c Issue #43 by VICTORIA CAMBLIN and NICHOLAS KORODY offers a therapy session, with the hopes of putting things back in order. Meanwhile, LIL UZI VERT encases you in piña colada-scented vape while ritualistically performing on a trampoline. In another story, the legacy of Playboy is tested to see whether the bunny is still a symbol of misogyny or if it means pleasure for all. Through paintings of the past, we see that the anxieties of the Y2K generation are as contemporary as ever. In this issue, 032c beckons conversations from a vast variety of creatives. From designers in tech to chefs, the myriad of their contrasts and comparisons are put forward for examination; in hopes that by the end, you will find the past being referred to as the present; a little less perplexing than before. 287 pages Softcover 8” x 10.5"
