HAMAM Magazine
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This issue of Hamam is not just dedicated to the freedom that comes with bathing, but also to vulnerability and openness — simply another way for us to let go. Let the water be a medium to allow yourself to be seen.
With an open mind and this issue in hand, consider the many ways we can let go, whether that’s through documentary photography of British naturists or an exploration into Japanese sento. Or contemplate lum, medicinal soaking in Tibet, and the impact of a communal footbath in Amsterdam.
IN THIS ISSUE
IN THIS ISSUE
"Sweat Art in the Time of COVID-19"
Mikkel Aaland
"Recipes and Remedies: A Reflecting Ritual"
Calx Vida
"To Thank the Waters for Their Healing Magic"
Lillianne Atlihan
"Bathstage Music"
Carolina Caldeira in conversation with Lindsey Westbrook
"Young British Naturists"
Laura Pannack
"Contrast That Brings You Closer: Termas Geométricas"
Şebnem Şoher
"Who You Will Be Naked With"
Rachel Walther on César Debargue
"Absurdly Large and Out of Place"
Yelizaveta Strakhova
"Routine Pleasures: Lust and Lather in Deep End"
Rachel Walther
"Riches of Embarrassment"
Barry Sykes in conversation with Yvonne Billimore
"The Center Is a Ghost"
Em Kettner and Luis Estrada
"The Way of the Schmeiss"
Mika Meskanen
"The Benefits of Digesting Oneself"
Lara Ögel
"Soap Colloquium: Coming of Age in a Tub"
Meher Varma
"Rinse"
Mary Herbert
DETAILS
DETAILS
Each story features illustrations, artwork, or photography. Every issue is 112 pages, printed on Munken Print White and UPM Finesse silk in Istanbul, Turkey, and available to be shipped worldwide. A limited number of each issue printed.
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