Autumn 2024

The Way
‘Wherever you go, there you are’
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These are the zines in the series

S P A C E | Winter 2024/25, ‘The Way’

These are the 12 issues in the series.


Updated: 17 February 2025


SECOND WINDS
February 11  

‘I want to keep making structures even if they fall apart. Despite it. Because: now, now counts, too. Joy of making. I want to keep trying to scaffold and create opportunities for people to meet and connect and dialogue in remarkable new ways. It’s getting hard. And: I know it’s idealistic.’ Get ‘Second Winds’

Get ‘Second Winds’

DECADES OF SIMPLICITY
February 4

‘The last stop was to Mito, where I had been in 2019. That was a very different tour, a very different feeling. In fact, it was the kind of trip that made me feel like I was rushing around too much, and there were too many competing “agendas.”‘ Get ‘Decades of Simplicity’.

Get ‘Decades of Simplicity’.

MIDSEASONS
January 29
‘It wasn’t all perfect. Of course not. Nothing ever is. Despite the setbacks, though, we keep on going. We can. We can decide: “I’m not going to quit.”‘ Get ‘Midseasons’.

Get ‘Midseasons’.

TRAVEL FRIENDS
January 21
‘We walked there, today, see, that’s where you said we could cut through to the ocean, but of course we couldn’t but there, that’s where we should have gone. See?’ Get ‘Travel Friends’.

Get ‘Travel Friends’.

KATANA
January 17
‘The food was low-key fantastic, and the service was very courteous unlike some of the other spots I’d been, out this way. Maybe they just had their fill, out here, of tourists. There was overtourism, after all. Wasn’t there Korean on the ferry port signs, when we got to Yawatahama? Yes. There was. What was all this about, then, this… antagonism? Maybe I was starting to take it personally. Maybe ‘Japan’ wasn’t the friendly place I was picturing it would be (why did I do this) before heading up here. From Cambodia. Two years there, two years in Viet Nam prior. I mean, maybe my perception was skewed because Japan was “just over there. Easy.”‘ Get ‘Katana’.

Get ‘Katana’.

EVERY CLOUD
January 7
‘I remember reading a long time ago somewhere that you can dissipate all kinds of anger or frustration if you come to understand there is a rational explanation for why someone is behaving in a particular way.’ Get ‘Every Cloud’.

Get ‘Every Cloud’.

BUCKET LIST
December 31
‘But also, there was the small matter of something else. Hitting the last thing on my bucket list.’ Get ‘Bucket List’.

Get ‘Bucket List’.

霧島
December 24
霧島か 。 本当ですか 。ワー 。 行ったことないですよね 。 Get ‘霧島.’

Get ‘霧島.’

ANOTHER TYPHOON
December 17
Mini-essay from the places after Shikoku, and some short essays from on the way. Get ‘Another Typhoon’.

Get ‘Another Typhoon’.

OFFSET
December 10
‘I guess part of me was surprised that the sailing wasn’t going to happen, though I oughtn’t have been, as it was normal, apparently, that things might change on the dime. Besides, who wants to risk capsizing in ‘high waves?’’ Get ‘Offset’.

Get ‘Offset’.

YAKUSHIMA
December 3
‘We are all trying, in our own styles, I feel, to make our own Way.’ Get ‘Yakushima’.

Get ‘Yakushima’.

WHEREVER YOU GO, THERE YOU ARE
November 26
It’s been a few days now since I’ve been back from Japan, and have had the time to settle in, review all my notes and photos, and curate the first issue in the Winter series of S P A C E. I didn’t remember how to do it, since the road was so fast and long and there were lots of places you would wake up, only to get going to the next place, the same day, and so on, on repeat, if you’re moving around fast. Which we were by the end of our tour. We were moving daily or two-day-ly. Get ‘Wherever you go, there you are.’

Get ‘Wherever you go, there you are.’

NARITA
November 11
A few days ago, I was in Narita, the town, staying a night so as not to have to rush like usually to get to the airport in Tokyo at a weirdly early hour, while also seeing the tiny town that had caught my heart when I was coming home from my year abroad in college and being charmed by the tourist-oriented miniature sets of things to get and the people who were curiously watching as you watched. I bought a fuurin back then, from a lady who talked to me about summer festivals. Get S P A C E.

Get S P A C E.

About Dipika Kohli  & Atelier S P A C E


「他者」との対話が、「1人称で語られるストーリー」にどのように影響するのか、をテーマの一つとしてDipika Kohliが7年に渡って発行してきたZineである「S P A C E」をAtelier S P A C Eとして発展させ、自己啓発や他者との関わり方に関するワークショップに参加しながらの創作活動、そしてそのプロセスをZineとして随時公開していくことで、「S P A C Eは」という単純ながら答えのない問いかけをしていくのが本企画の趣旨である。 さらに、本企画を通じて、対話から創作、そしてそこからまた対話を、というループを起こし、日常の瑣末な気づきを表現に昇華させるという芸術活動は、個人の日常生活の中でこそ起こりうるというサスティナビリティをも提唱していく。

建築とジャーナリズムをバックグラウンドにもつ作家。アイルランドとシアトルでリポーター、編集の経験を積んだのちに、自身のメディアであるS P A C E を20177年に創立。「The San Francisco Zine Festival」、「The Festival of the Photocopier」(メルボルン)や 「Oulu Arts Festival」に出展する。TEDxスピーカーであり、アートの個展や国際交流機関の助成を受けた実績もある。デザイン・カンパニー主宰。


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