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  • Sonia Stein on transitioning from the maiden to the mother archetype
    20/02/2026

    Sonia Stein on transitioning from the maiden to the mother archetype

    Annie Barber
  • Ruti Reflects on The Present Through The Lens of the Past on ‘Maybe I Got It Wrong’
    18/02/2026

    Ruti Reflects on The Present Through The Lens of the Past on ‘Maybe I Got It Wrong’

    Karma Magazine
  • Agnes Uncaged unpacks the inspirations and politics behind ‘Cyanotype’
    28/01/2026

    Agnes Uncaged unpacks the inspirations and politics behind ‘Cyanotype’

    Annie Barber
  • Finding Freedom in Blue: Kat Marcella’s Journey to Authenticity
    13/12/2025

    Finding Freedom in Blue: Kat Marcella’s Journey to Authenticity

    Karma Magazine
  • Tanis has Just Some Stories to share
    21/11/2025

    Tanis has Just Some Stories to share

    Annie Barber
  • Dear Other Woman, Erica Manzoli wants to be honest with you
    17/11/2025

    Dear Other Woman, Erica Manzoli wants to be honest with you

    Annie Barber
  • Collective Acts: How Glasgow Turns Connection into Resistance
    15/11/2025

    Collective Acts: How Glasgow Turns Connection into Resistance

    Karma Magazine
  • Sophia Galaté is doing things for her own entertainment
    14/11/2025

    Sophia Galaté is doing things for her own entertainment

    Annie Barber
  • Amber Mark talks new album ‘Pretty Idea’
    29/10/2025

    Amber Mark talks new album ‘Pretty Idea’

    zahrahanif2002
  • Bugonia star Vanessa Eng takes us behind the scenes
    28/10/2025

    Bugonia star Vanessa Eng takes us behind the scenes

    Annie Barber
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Karma! Magazine, established in 2024, aims to elevate women and non-binary voices in art. The creative industry is disproportionately run by men and Karma! plans to help close that gap. Based in the UK, but with contributors from around the world, we spotlight everyone through the perspective of our women and GNC photographers and writers, during our monthly digital themes and feature standout submissions in our bi-annual digital magazine. Join us in championing diverse perspectives and creativity.

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