Esperanto Culture Magazine communicates the culture of the 21st century as an international language, and aims to become a universal platform for Whole Earth Citizens.
Esperanto was catalysed by Ryuichi Sakamoto’s album of the same name, and originally comes from the name of an international auxiliary language devised by Polish linguist Ludoviko Lazaro Zamenhof in the 19th century. It is an artificial language created in hope for world peace.
Graphic design by Experimental Jetset
Website design by Shoto Hayakawa
contributors
special feature
reviews
Roan Ching-Yueh,
Ahmed & Rashid bin Shabib, Stefano Boeri, Shumon Basar,
Hera Chan, RAW Material Company, Makayla Bailey, Abhijan Toto,
Roan Ching-Yueh,
Ahmed & Rashid bin Shabib, Stefano Boeri, Shumon Basar, Hera Chan, RAW Material Company, Makayla Bailey, Abhijan Toto
sources
Naohiro Ukawa (Tokyo), Kwangho Lee (Seoul), Alva Noto (Berlin), Chassol (Paris), Frida Orupabo (Oslo), Daniil Trabun (Moscow), Lin Zhipeng aka No.223 (Beijing), Naohiro Ukawa (Tokyo), Kwangho Lee (Seoul), Alva Noto (Berlin), Chassol (Paris), Frida Orupabo (Oslo), Daniil Trabun (Moscow), Lin Zhipeng aka No.223 (Beijing)
Theseus Chan (Singapore), Sunny Dolat (Nairobi), Barbara Sanchez Kane (Mexico), Beth Wilkinson (Melbourne), Yener Torun (Istanbul), Ram Ozeri (Jerusalem), Theseus Chan (Singapore), Sunny Dolat (Nairobi), Barbara Sanchez Kane (Mexico), Beth Wilkinson (Melbourne), Yener Torun (Istanbul), Ram Ozeri (Jerusalem)
essays
illustrations
A
Cultural
Magazine
for
Whole
Earth
Citizens
Coming to Japan
15 December, 2020
To the rest of the world in
January 2021
