The Myers Match: Issue 01 by Justin Myers
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The Myers Match: Issue 01 by Justin Myers

In “The Myers Match”, Justin Myers — better known as The Guyliner — takes on the role of daring matchmaker for The Lonely Hearts Club. In every issue, he pairs two of the paper’s personal ads, testing whether sparks fly or collisions erupt. Our resident romantic observer steps in to see whether chemistry, chaos, or something in between awaits the hopeful hearts he brings together.

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Outsiders Art Club by Marie le Conte
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Outsiders Art Club by Marie le Conte

Exhausted by the elitist art world? Marie Le Conte has your back. She takes us behind the scenes of her new Outsiders Art Club — London’s first quarterly gathering for art obsessives, or those keen to become one, where you can discover contemporary art, snap up exceptional, affordable works from emerging talent, and, naturally, drink copious amounts of wine.

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A Small Rebellion of Attention by Alejandro Ramos Saavedra
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A Small Rebellion of Attention by Alejandro Ramos Saavedra

Can we design our way into meaning, or does true meaning resist the straitjacket of structure? We asked designer, artist, and educator Alejandro Ramos Saavedra to trace the ways connection is fashioned in a world ruled by algorithms and aesthetics — and the small rebellions still open to us.

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Lovetempo: Mattie Safer on Disco, Desire, and Drifting Hearts
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Lovetempo: Mattie Safer on Disco, Desire, and Drifting Hearts

When Lovetempo’s Instagram bio whispered “Lonelyhearts Disco” just as we were assembling the debut issue of The Lonely Hearts Club, it felt less like an algorithm and more like fate. Who was the artist behind the name? Our editor-in-chief sits down with Mattie Safer — former member of The Rapture and current Poolside bassist — to talk about his Lovetempo project, heartbreak-fuelled dance music, and how he unexpectedly became the poster child for our first issue.

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