Berm is a contemporary arts magazine based in Portland, Oregon

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Issue Four Money

Inside this issue

• An essay about money and art will be an essay about feelings by Linda Austin
• Breadwinner by Rebecca Horne
• An untitled essay by Satpreet Kahlon
• where am i: an essay on money and anxiety and art by Chelsea Couch
• 9-5 by Ben Herbert
• The Economics of Berm by The Editors
• An Interview with Variable West, Amelia Rina interviewed by Wesley Mueller & Michael Kurt

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Issue Three Ephemeral

Inside this issue

• Changes and Traces by Takahiro Yamamoto
• insides by Hannah Krafcik
• PUNCICATE by maximiliano
• Dreaming Through Movement by Crystal Sasaki
• Long Live the Anti-Receipt by Andrew Yoon
• OurWorldHomeCafe.Online by Tabitah Nikolai & garima thakur
• cosmic howl of information, 2023 by Demian DinéYazhí
• The Ephemeral Still Life by Kelda Van Patten

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Issue Two Letters & Figures

Inside this issue

• A Rose by Any Other Name by Kendyl Boyd
• An Essay on Communication by Alyson Provax
• Glyph by Tatiana Ryckman
• New Thing/The Precipice by Alicia Gaines
• LAND BACK & FUCK COLONIALISM by Hotvlkuce Harjo
• A Conversation with Future Fonts, Wesley Mueller & Michael Kurt interviewing Lizy Gershenzon & Travis Kochel

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Issue One Transitions

Inside this issue

• to begin, a poem by Heldáy de la Cruz
• loops, a proverb by Hannah Krafcik
• Androids in the Tower, an excerpt from maximiliano
• Naming Interludes, a visual poem by Crystal Cortez
• Nothing Is Urgent, a comic by Jenny Vu
• alkai, a poem by Jet Shea
• Coming and Going, an essay by Jaleesa Johnston

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