Brad Downey is a Berlin-based, Kentucky-born artist who has made radical and inspiring artworks all across the globe. This book presents the first full assessment of these works: sculptures, architecture, performances, installations, films, drawings, c …

In 1979 Margaret Thatcher was elected Prime Minister of the UK. Equally loved and loathed, her policies of deregulation and privatisation of state-owned assets changed the country into a modern market economy. However, the reduced power of the trade un …

A collectible volume for graphic designers and creative entrepreneurs, this book is dedicated to “Color Library,” one of the most discussed projects in the field of graphic design of the last few years. An investigation into color reproduction and prin …

Edited and designed by Études Studio Published by Rizzoli International Publications, INC. First edition, October 2018 Printed in Italy © 2018 – Rizzoli for this edition and Études for the content. 256 pages Full Color Offset 24,1 x 33 cm | 9’5’’ x 13’ …

n September, the eyes of the entire photojournalistic society around the world are headed for Perpignan. Thanks to the Visa pour l’Image festival this small city in the south of France becomes a real world capital of documentary photography these days. …

This issue is about Myths, about seeing and believing. It contains portfolios of Jeff Wall, Martin Gusinde, Tacita Dean, Tereza Zelenkova, Joseph Boeys and more.

The Incomplete is the guide to street fashion and culture created by Highsnobiety Featuring names like A$AP Rocky, CDG, Supreme, Kanye West, Noah,… Part visual reference guide Part snapshot of street culture Editors: Gestalten & Highsnobiety Release da …

With cryptic pop star TYLER, THE CREATOR on the cover, photographed in his hometown of Los Angeles by MARK PECKMEZIAN and interviewed on a whirlwind spree through Paris by PAUL FLYNN. Joining the rapper inside the issue are the beloved photographer WAL …

Having entered the New York underground in the 1960s while still a teenager, filmmaker Barbara Rubin quickly became one of its key figures. Her pioneering 1963 double-projection film Christmas on Earth was both sexually provocative and aesthetically in …

Each edition of MACGUFFIN takes an object and explores the manifold stories it generates and uncovers the personal and sometimes curious relationships we have with the stuff that surrounds us. The new sixth issue is dedicated to THE BALL, that perfectl …

In the past 10 years, a growing interest in Los Angeles has attracted creative people from all over to the city. In this issue, we address what’s changed in this deracinated and polyethnic California metropolis. We look into the heart of the city’s peculiar mythology, its legends, values, images, and dreams, old and new. Is LA historian Mike Davis’s claim that the city is “playing the double role of utopia and dystopia for advanced capitalism” still valid? From the original ’80s Blade Runner to the recent remake, what’s changed in LA’s vision of the future? Is Los Angeles really projecting a better future, or just another illusion? As they say, it’s the final frontier. We revisit LA’s mythology, and rather than filter it through cultural theory, we look at it through real experiences, intimate stories, and the personal perspectives of LA figures – artists, writers, historians, surfers, chefs, scientists, and personalities. From the first page to the last, the articles are organized as an atmospheric and geographical journey through the city, starting with the coast, the light, the ocean, then heading out to the Eastside, returning to the Westside, then driving out to the desert. It takes a kind of innocence to love LA, but it’s surely the right place to face these confusing times. – Olivier Zahm