Riso Paradiso is a collective of six individuals connected by research and creation in the fields of risography, graphic design, printing techniques, visual communications, photography, illustration and publishing. The book is continuation of a residen …

Seit vielen Jahren gehört Albrecht Fuchs zu den wichtigen Portraitphotographen der aktuellen Gegenwartskunst. Der Fokus seines Werkes liegt dabei auf Bildern von Künstlerinnen und Künstlern, von Kunstvermittlern, Sammlern, Verlegern und weiteren Persön …

In Issue 16 we mix it up a little. We look into the world of ‘FaceTime Photography’ with Tom Mitchell and others, as we find ourselves having to work differently and therefore our content represents that. We speak to MikeFlo and many others regarding t …

A collaboration with Actual Source “A 15-Year Expanse” is a 200-page, image-centric book, featuring 10 alumni from the Art Department at Brigham Young University who graduated between 2000 and 2015. Laura Hurtado, Executive Director of the Utah Museum …

The LODOWN 25 − 10 SCRAPBOOK issue offers a free-wheeling stream of consciousness, an iconoclastic bundle of joy, a possible antidote against the new Biedermeier. Please do me a big favour and inform me about the amount of copies you’d like to order, a …

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Featuring: Martine Rose, Carlo Rovelli, Anne Holtrop, James Wines, Kali Malone, Bernadette Després, Charles Perry, Manuel Núñez Yanowsky, Park Seo-Bo, Ottessa Moshfegh, Andrea Branzi, Olivier Mosset, Tunde Wey, and Thomas Demand. Plus: Willi Smith’s li …

Featuring Louise Chen, John Gómez, Apiento, Regularfantasy, Lauer, Beatrice Dillon, Public Possession, River Yarra, Sadar Bahar, Anthony Naples, and the visual feature, “A Decade of Power and L.I.E.S.”

Disegno: Lockdown Paper is a special newspaper edition of the journal created during the Covid-19 lockdown. Created in response to the periods of quarantine, slowdown and confinement experienced around the world, Lockdown Paper explores some of the way …

Highlights from Disegno #13 include a report from the US Supreme Court‘s hearing of Apple v. Samsung; a roundtable about the making of London‘s new Design Museum with Deyan Sudjic, John Pawson, Justin McGuirk and Morag Myerscough; field notes on the urbanism of Sahrawi refugee camps; George Sowden’s farewell to the lightbulb; a report on designing money in the age of immaterial cash; portraits for political conciliation with Faye Toogood; and a reflection on the role of built structures in African-American history, as prompted by a visit to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History.

In Limboaddresses our current state of being, suspended and in vacuum. This issue reflects on how we are experiencing the two main topics of our time — a global pandemic and social challenges — while looking at how this could be a fundamental chance to shift our questions on photography: stop asking ‘what photography is’ and start consciously talking about ‘what photography cando’ and ‘what we want photography todo’. Shortly, we are addressing the emotional limbo, the political limbo, the sudden silencing of all the background noise that put all of us still — and forced us to listen, and act. This issue includes the portfolios of Aïda Muluneh, Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs, Wendy Red Star, Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa and Vasantha Yogananthan, among others. Please find the cover and a selection of spreads in the attachment.

64 pgs, 24.5 × 17 cm, Softcover, 2017

64 pgs, 24.5 × 17 cm, Softcover, 2017