Print magazine format for tactile reading and collectibility
Features original art essays and reviews from Glasgow-based writers
Explores themes of identity, memory, and cultural critique
Includes book reviews and critical discussions on contemporary art
Softcover cover for easy handling and portability
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Nothing Personal is a magazine for art, essays and reviews, based in Glasgow.
"Esther Draycott’s She’d been good, it hadn’t worked delves into twentieth century Glaswegian women’s memoir, redressing the surveillance and state controls enacted on the lives of those in council housing. Calum Sutherland’s interview with Hardeep Pandhal asks h
