A new annual arts magazine focused on St. Louis-based creatives of color will see its debut today with a launch party at Cherokee Street apparel store Profield Reserve.
The print and online publication, dubbed Search Party, is the brainchild of longtime journalist and St. Louis native Tara C. Mahadevan, who serves as its editor-in-chief. Mahadevan, a regular freelance contributor for Complex with additional bylines in a slew of publications including St. Louis' Stereo Assault, Made Monarchs,Eleven Magazine and the Riverfront Times,conceived of the endeavor in the spring of last year and soon secured a Futures Fund grant from the Luminary.
According to Mahadevan, the effort started as a simple idea — and a case of great timing.
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