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Would you recycle if there were no recycle bin at the ready? At Stateside Magazine we are trying to change the industry so it is easy to get more from less. Don’t recycle your Stateside, shaRE-CYCLE it! Give it to a friend or return it to one of the stores listed in the back of this magazine so that others can enjoy. Like it so much you want to keep it for good? It’s all yours. We have a different model for a free publication, but to make it work we need your help.
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What you will find in this magazine are local artists that were sponsored by the local business community. This publication has a symbiotic relationship with this community; the art, stories, articles, poetry, and photography are all from the very people you will find among you on a daily basis, enjoying life from IV down to Ventura. This issue marks the 96th artist we have published to date.
We are moving closer and closer to our goal of zero waste.
We pick up less than 30 magazines (almost all of which go back to the artists) after an issue expires. Almost none to recycle. We are printing smart.
We are in the process of making stands for the magazine out of boxes they came in. Prototypes in process now. Join our newsletter to find out how to help.
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 Summer Solstice in Santa Barbara |
 Art of Amy Buchanan |
 The Lunar Cycle |
 Art by GONE |
 Art By David Cooley |
 SB Cruisers |
 Photographer David Pricco |
 Thought for Food |
 The Art of Nicole Mosher |
 The Art of Michael Matheson |
