KitchenSinkMag.com
Title
kitchen sink magazine - for people who think too much
Description
Kitchen Sink, the magazine for people who think too much, is a non-profit, quarterly print magazine that explores thought, art, culture, identity and politics. It is the premiere program of the Neighbor Lady Community Arts Project, an Oakland-based arts organization (nonprofit status pending).
Founded by a community of writers, artists and editors in 2002, Kitchen Sink is a magazine dedicated to embracing and exploring the contradictions we find in all parts of our lives. Rather than obsess about these contradictions, we're working together to challenge our assumptions about the world, and expand our sense of ourselves, our community, our culture and politics.
Kitchen Sink provides an original take on whatever makes us think. Our music, art and film sections present essays rather than reviews. We also ponder the sustenance found in food, sex and god. Our political and social journalism challenges the status quo of liberal and conservative ideas alike. Although we readily admit we are consumers of ideas and culture, we hope that Kitchen Sink is not simply "content," or a consumer product: We aim to carefully examine what we put into our heads. And we encourage you to do the same.
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