Hello photography lovers!
I'm back with another post to tell you that the second issue of Mina is out. I've talked about the magazine around here before, but just reminding you that Mina is an NFT magazine to promote the work of women artists, especially in authorial photography.
The May issue is totally dedicated to photography and we also take advantage of an important date here in Brazil this month, when we celebrate the Anti-Asylum Struggle Day to relate a theme that since antiquity has been associated with art: madness.
The Mina team is very proud of this second edition and we believe that this project can only grow as the months go by. It has filled us with inspiration with each interview conducted and it has been really amazing to get to know more about the work and reality of different women around the world.
I publish here the page of our second editorial and also the full article by our columnist Jessica Valmorbida, who is a philosopher, social scientist, and is currently researching Political Philosophy and Feminism.
All images in this post are reproductions from Mina's pages and the photos are by Lina Irem Arditty, Namratha Jones, and Tuane Eggers.
Mina is a monthly magazine minted on the Tezos blockchain. If you are a collector of NFTs, you can support our project by collecting an issue on the Teia community site.
If you are not a collector, but are a photography enthusiast and would like to follow the magazine more closely, you can join us on our social networks, on Twitter and Instagram.
