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Notch, Issue 001: Potential Energy

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Notch is a magazine founded with the goal of de-siloing the creative arts. We consider all genres with an equal level of seriousness: fiction, painting, tattoo art, essays, techno, poetry, nail art, animation, photography… Each issue has a unique theme, acting as a critical connective tissue between art forms. An imaginative discourse arises between the works, underscoring a shared root system.

We hope to demonstrate the intrinsic value of unfamiliar encounters–delivering an experience that will serve our reader’s lives beyond our pages.

Notch publishes biannually in print and online with an emphasis on developing artists who have yet to see center stage.

In this issue:

Potential Energy is anchored in asymmetry—a person has potential in relation to a future state in which they have accomplished more. The ball at the top of the ramp realizes its potential when it rests at the bottom, as does the toiling writer when his words finally take shape. The space between present and future is the neck of an hourglass in which ideas transform from the vague realm of the imaginary into something that can be shared—a metamorphosis that is invisible to all but the creator.

For this issue, we asked our artists to meditate on the top half of the hourglass. In response, we received Madeline Haze Curtis’ confrontation of boundlessness, Nibha Akireddy’s paintings in progress, Dagoberto Gilb’s depiction of a tipping point (real or imagined), Brice Afonso’s video queering the inexorable march of evolution, Clara Zimmerman’s analysis of Bergson’s potentiality, and many more remarkable conjurings.

List of contributors

Madeline Haze Curtis, Ugo Ferro, Anna-Sofia Lesiv, Kaelin Palcu, Matthew Schultz, Jonah Pruitt, Arina Zhuravleva, Robert Pogue Harrison, Eva Hoffmann, Molly Pepper Steemson, Claire Dauge-Roth, Clay Davis, María Fragoso Jara, Oliver Beatty, Nibha Akireddy, Douglas W. Milliken, Marie Hazard, Clara Zimmermann, Margot Kaiser, Oliver Stokes-Curtis, Sarah Chess, Lorraine de Thibault, Brice Afonso, Dagoberto Gilb, Vitya Fitsner, Christopher Lyr

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