Explores how K-pop group Blackpink challenges the male gaze through their music, visual aesthetics, and public persona. This zine analyzes how the members reclaim agency in a highly gendered industry by blending hyper-feminine styling with empowered performance, self-authorship, and narratives of confidence and autonomy. Through imagery, typography, and critical commentary, the zine examines how Blackpink subverts traditional expectations of femininity while reshaping global perceptions of female idols.
Explore Abstract Expressionism through the works of de Kooning, Motherwell, Rauschenberg, Frank, and Guston. This short magazine examines how each artist approaches gesture, form, and emotion, highlighting the movement’s tension between spontaneity and structure. Through curated visuals and expressive layouts, the magazine traces the evolution of Abstract Expressionism while showcasing the distinct voices that shaped its impact on modern art.
