RED DOOR 24

THE FALL arrives and
by that I mean Autumn,
and with it the 24th issue
of Red Door Magazine,
with the theme “visualize”,
although somehow
lately feels more like
someone should rub
some alcohol on our
third eye to help us get
some clarity.
What a year!
Wherever you are, I
hope this issue of Red
Door finds you in good
health, surrounded by
creativity and optimism,
if not at least by patience
and strength to cope
with the year of pandemic,
corruption and
climate chaos. In spite
of such strange times,
we must continue. More
than ever, together we
visualize and build our
future!
It is my firm belief that it
is precisely in these times
when we most need to
dedicatedly and fervently
work on our projects,
the documentation of
such projects and those
of our communities, and
the strengthening of the
networks we’ve been
threading, which always
leads to new collaborations,
new opportunities,
and new channels of
open platforms and access
to information even
when everything else
around us seems to be
against such basic practices
of truth, honesty
and freedom.
For this reason, Red
Door continues its collaborations
and search
for stories and projects to
document, both as a virtual
quarterly magazine
as well as a printed magazine
thanks to our collaboration
with Kultivera
in Tranås, distributed at
their location in Sweden,
as well as via mail to all
who order a copy... and
now also on our new location
here in Copenhagen,
Denmark.
Which brings me to the
point I’ve been wanting
to share with you so eagerly.
After a long search
of almost two years since
our old location was
forced to close due to humidity
issues, Red Door
has finally found a home,
in a street called Møllegade,
located in Nørrebro,
a very vibrant area
of the city. The location,
for the past 9 years, was
home to my publishers in
Denmark, Det Poetiske
Bureaus Forlag, so it already
comes with good
vibrations... and there
are bookshops, galleries,
a Litteraturhus & Poesihus,
as well as frequent
cultural events and even
a poetry festival on that
street, so it couldn’t be in
better company. Opening
date is mid October,
but it will be a series of
opening events due to
the current restrictions.
I look forward to having
you visit, hosting
podcasts, workshops,
film-screenings and exhibitions,
and continuing
to provide an independent
platform for arts,
communication and culture
for our communities.
See you there!
-Madam Neverstop.
Opening a gallery in the middle
of a pandemic might not
look like a sound business plan,
but now more than ever, these
independent spaces are necessary
to continue providing
access to information, culture
and entertainment to our communities.
If you would like to give your
support to RED DOOR GAL-
LERY, RED DOOR MAGAZINE,
the RED TRANSMISSIONS POD-
CAST and THE POETIC PHONO-
THEQUE, sign up as a supporter
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These include receiving
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art, prints, exclusive early
access and more.
OUR RED DOOR REOPENING
INCENTIVE?
All new subscribers on Patreon
of $6usd and up will receive
an inauguration T-shirt
with the design on the left, so
sign up now, and be an active
part of this cultural revolution!
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