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THE AMERICANA ISSUE includes: Surfing Vietnam, The Manhattan Project, John Margolies Along The Road, Catherine Dunne, In The MoMA’s Vault, Jean Baudrillard On 9/11, The Black Female Imagery, Marco Ferreri: Dawn Of The End, Spectres Of Power, Disneyland …

A magazine concerned with art, culture and commerce. 216 pgs, 34 × 24 cm, Softcover, 2018,

In our most colourful issue yet, we step into the life and work of architect Francis Kéré, known in equal measure for his lighthearted and innovative architecture, his remarkable background, and his infectious sense of optimism. And his path is an extr …

Framed as inescapable, indescribable, uncontrollable and essential, economies are everywhere. Oppressive and enabling, lucrative and undervalued, there are economies that trade our emotional labour, desires, love, fertility, time, minds, queerness, pol …

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This issue of Harvard Design Magazine is about the design of work and the work of design. “No Sweat” challenges designers to speculate on the spaces of work in an accelerated future, and to imagine a world in which a novel ethics of labor can emerge. W …

64 pgs, 24.5 × 17 cm, Softcover, 2017

interantional photography magazine

Contributeurs: Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, Sophie Calle, Julien Dossena, Études, Fishbach, Thomas Hauser, Hill & Aubrey, Greta Ilieva, Barbara Kasten, Stef Mitchell, Tom de Peyret, Adrian Samson, Surkin, Céline Sciamma, Nicole Maria Winkler

Ansinth – issue 2 From the team that brings you HERO and HEROINE, a new, unisex, underground, experimental and raw biannual. 4 covers featuring: GmbH Slava Mogutin and Patrick Church Fabien Kruszelnicki and Gary Armstrong Davit Giorgadze and Erik Rayna …

Schon seit Längerem lässt sich Fotografie nicht mehr auf klassische zweidimensionale Formate, deren Präsentation ausschließlich in Form von Wandarbeiten stattfindet, reduzieren. Der künstlerischen Arbeit geht eine aufwendige konzeptuelle und rechercheo …

Activism and using creativity as a voice for positive change is a theme that echoes throughout Printed Pages SS18. In a rare interview, we speak to Anne Lund, the creator of The Smiling Sun – an iconic logo synonymous with the fight for a world powered by renewable energy. We also catch up with London-based photographer Eliza Hatch, who is using her camera to tackle street harassment in her ongoing series Cheer Up Luv. It’s the plethora of ambitious voices – not just the ones who shout the loudest – that make this issue so exciting. We sat down with Eddie Peake in the lead up to his recent show Concrete Pitch, facilitate a conversation between illustrators Malika Favre, Ram Han, Martina Paukova and Miranda Tacchia on WhatsApp and chat to two of the art world’s most distinguished figures, Gilbert and George, about the meaning of life. Running alongside these features is a series of vivid and eclectic illustrations and photography by exciting creatives such a Hollie Fernando, Nina Manandhar, Thomas Hedger and Alice Tye. Each of their contributions has been specially commissioned by It’s Nice That’s in-house creative team and accompanies interviews with stage designer to the stars Es Devlin, graphic design duo Sagmeister & Walsh, pioneer of street photography Joel Meyerowitz, New Yorker cartoonist Joost Swarte and performance artist Tehching Hsieh. Elsewhere in the issue, we celebrate the life and work of American Roman Catholic nun-turned-artist Corita Kent, and Pentagram partner Natasha Jen pens an opinion piece for us on the flaws of design thinking. Printed Pages SS18 also includes a commissioned print by renowned illustrator Jean Jullien and Nuclear Power No Thanks stickers by Anne Lund.

“The family photograph is a marker of myths,” Glen Helfand writes in Aperture’s Winter 2018 issue, “Family.” At a moment of conservative backlash to queer rights and of the separation of families at the U.S. border, the image of the family you have—or …

Die Ausgabe 112 von Texte zur Kunst mit dem Titel “Noise/Silence”, konzentriert sich auf die beiden klanglichen Extreme, die die Grenzen des Hörbaren definieren und alle möglichen musikalischen Ausdrucksformen umfassen können. In unserer Analyse und Be …

Typen, Normen und „Benchmarks“ bestimmen unseren Alltag. Standards machen vergleichbar, aber auch gleich, setzen Maßstäbe und werden immer wieder neu verhandelt. Vor allem am Bauhaus Dessau strebte man nach Standardisierung in Architektur und Gestaltun …

Types, standards, and benchmarks determine our everyday lives. Standards make things comparable but also the same; they create a framework and are constantly renegotiated. The Bauhaus Dessau in particular pursued standardization in architecture and des …

Who’s that girl? In a new issue devoted to the thrill of discovery, Lila Moss stars in her debut cover shoot 16 years in the making. Captured by photographer Tim Walker and stylist Katy England, 2019’s new face is the perfect poster-girl for an issue t …

– Rentner (75) sucht Job. Millionen Amerikaner können sich keinen Ruhestand leisten. Sie ziehen als Wanderarbeiter durchs Land. Von Matthias Fiedler. – Ich bleibe in Afrika. Gründe, Gambia zu verlassen, gibt es viele. Warum bleibt Lamin? Von Juliane Schiemenz. – Wieso Zoé gehen musste. Ein Fehler im Genom, eine unheilbare Krankheit. Die lange Geschichte eines kurzen Lebens. Von Mireille Zindel. – Erich, der Entdecker. Auf Google Earth erkennt ein Amateurforscher vor Grönland eine Silhouette im Meer. Ein Wikingerschiff? Von Marc Bädorf. – Für immer Feierabend. Bergmann zu sein, ist mehr als nur ein Job. Deutschlands Kohleausstieg verändert für die Kumpel alles. Von Sabine Riedel – Die historische Reportage: Emmental 1837. Von Jeremias Gotthelf.

032c magazine is an English-language, bi-annual contemporary culture magazine that covers art, fashion, and politics. It was founded in 2001 by Joerg Koch and is published in Berlin.[1] It hosts exhibitions and events at its Workshop in the former brut …

Autre’s rainbow magic Summer 2018 Issue features a 23-page interview of the legendary Los Angeles-based Norwegian-born photographer Torbjørn Rødland who has three major solo exhibitions this summer. One in Los Angeles at David Kordansky gallery, one at …

KRIS LEMSALU Punk Pagan Trickster Feminist Sci-Fi Shaman Andrew Berardini GHISLAINE LEUNG Cancellations Noah Barker RAPHAELA VOGEL Shot to the Head Tenzing Barshee PASSIVE VOICE: NOTES ON THE FOUND OBJECT, NOW Mitch Speed INSTAGENIC Nick Currie IMAGE-F …

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Ein vorläufiger Höhepunkt war das Jahr 2017: Beim Women’s March für Frauenrechte gingen über fünf Millionen Frauen auf die Straße. Die #MeToo-Bewegung hat sexuelle Belä stigung und Nötigung zu einem Thema gemacht, das öffentlich diskutiert wird und ein …

intern. designers network

System explores with style and substance the dialogues at the heart of the global fashion industry. Its biannual magazine offers exclusive long-format conversations with fashion’s most relevant, most powerful and most opinionated individuals, accompani …

the international review of graphic design

the international review of graphic design

the international review of graphic design

Apartamento features the homes and lives of creative people, both established and emerging, from all over the world. And it understands interior design as a means of personal expression.

Obsessed by the movements of humans, the ‘big picture’ and the mega-infrastructure that make their circulation possible, we forget that every great journey has its origin below the radar. The planetary and the microscopic are not necessarily in opposition—life is but a flow of minerals. At the micro scale, the biological and the geological become one, with metabolism interlinking human and non-human entities. Disease, from the plague to H1N1, travel mysteriously and are therefore terrifying—fear moving faster than bacteria. Seeds, plants, fauna have travelled the world, and back again, echoing humanity’s stories of exploration, exploitation and colonisation. In ‘MICRO ODYSSEYS’, the fifth and penultimate issue of Migrant Journal, we explore the microscopic in movement: from shooting stars to shifting sands, bacteria in Estonia and particles in Geneva, mosquitoes in fascist Italy and tuberculosis in Indian cities, micro-plastics floating in the Pacific Ocean, Roman weeds and their mysterious migration to Copenhagen. TABLE OF CONTENTS Bethany Rigby → WATCH THIS SPACE Marit Mihklepp → HOLOBIONT TALES Justinien Tribillon, Isabel Seiffert and Christoph Miler → SUBATOMIC DIPLOMACY Élisée Reclus → THE WHITE MAN'S CLOVER AND THE MAORI'S FERN D. Habets, S. Schäfer and C. S. Hu → THE MISSING MINERAL Sim Chi Yin → SHIFTING SANDS Leonardo Dellanoce, Ana María Gómez López and Femke Herregraven → THE GAME OF LIFE Skye Morét → DAWN OF THE PLASTISPHERE Andrea Bagnato and Anna Positano → ARRIVEDERCI AD ARBOREA Ada Kwan → TUBERCULOSIS’S SILENT MOVES Crystal Bennes → THORVALDSEN’S WEEDS

Edit ist eine Zeitschrift aus Leipzig, die dreimal im Jahr neue deutschsprachige Literatur präsentiert. Seit ihrer Gründung 1993 setzt sie sich für zeitgenössische Schreibweisen, die Vielfalt literarischer Formen und Erstübersetzungen ein. Seit 2014 er …

“The Privacy Issue” Cover 1 WILLIAM GIBSON by Christopher Morris Cover 2 GAIA REPOSSI by Inez & Vinoodh Cover 3 KING PRINCESS by Collier Schorr Cover 4 DENZEL CURRY by Geordie Wood Cover 5 TORBJØRN RØDLAND by Mark Peckmezian Cover 6 ODESSA YOUNG by Chad Moore 6 Cover Versions – Each with a custom marbled paper dust jacket 178 pages

The Magazine for New Design Culture, Business Affairs & Contemporary Lifestyle Gestaltung: Veronika Kinczli und Frank Wagner, hw.design gmbh Herausgeber: Frank Wagner

The Magazine for New Design Culture, Business Affairs & Contemporary Lifestyle Gestaltung: Veronika Kinczli und Frank Wagner, hw.design gmbh Herausgeber: Frank Wagner

Wir alle beklagen heute eine Überfülle restriktiver Normen. Es scheint also an der Zeit, der Norm-Architektur eine Ausgabe der ARCH+ zu widmen. Dieses Heft behandelt die Rolle der Norm in der Architektur, und dies in mehrfachem Sinn: als Prozess der te …

“(…) We see their ancient lizard-eagle flights, as they orbit around the scaled Moon, sometimes coming to rest upon the shoulders of an Avar king! Hungaroamazons, spirits, mages, shamans, witches and bear-men! Those who are not with us are also with us.” (HUF Manifesto, excerpt, 2017)

Phile is a biannual journal exploring sexual subcultures, trends, and communities both obscure and well known from an overarching, sociological point of view.

Contributions by Iggy Cortez, Cayetano Ferrer, Roksana Filipowska, Ane Graff, Milena Hoegsberg, Tom Holert, Charlotte Ickes, Marina Isgro, Rachel de Joode, Homay King, Alex Klein, Ignas Krunglevičius, Chris Marker, Daria Martin, Florian Meisenberg, Sha …

Nick Knight considers the communication of beauty, while Mike Meiré expounds upon ugly. In this magazine, images and print are held up, analysed, lauded in close conversation. Dries Van Noten reflects on revelation. Garments are drawn out, draped, drooled over, before being styled and shot. As we pit banality and intricacy against each other, objects are upended and suspended. Klaus Stockhausen turns tables, Olivier Saillard turns his eye to design and James Massiah turns his back on faith. Menswear and philosophy merge and melt, each concept drowning the other to become unrecognisable. Here, ideas are distilled. Among pages of print, DAPPER DAN turns 18

On the occasion of his carte blanche at the Palais de Tokyo (from 17 October 2018 to 6 January 2019), the artist Tomás Saraceno is the guest editor-in-chief of issue 28 of the magazine PALAIS. Tomás Saraceno’s exhibition ON AIR is an emerging ecosystem …

Kultur & Gespenster, was ist das? Ein hochwertiges Druckerzeugnis. Schwer, fast schon ein Buch. Auf jeden Fall solide, aber nicht glossy, kein Hipster-Heft. Der klangvolle Titel der etwa zweimal jährlich im Hamburger Textem Verlag erscheinenden Publikation macht eine Zuordnung schwer, das Objekt allerdings umso begehrenswerter. von hundert, April 2016

Contributions by Armen Avanessian, Benjamin H. Bratton, Kathleen Ditzig, Daniel Falb, Anke Henning, Victoria Ivanova, Markus Miessen, Luciana Parisi, Patricia Reed “Xeno” speaks to the turn away from “what is” toward “what could be”: the (as yet) unkno …