Immer wieder, besonders aber im 20. Jahrhundert wurden zwischen Skulptur und Architektur modellierte und konstruierte Formen ausgetauscht. Die moderne Plastik bedient sich – etwa mit der Auflösung des Körpers im Konstruktivismus oder der Besinnung auf …

2On 9 December 2016 the Architectural Association in London hosted the event “The Bedford Tapes”, which brought together architects and experts from all over Europe. New Commons for Europe captures the vitality and the doubts of a new generation of arc …

22 x 31cm, 76 pages with 27 plates Design: Sehsam Text: Irene Nenhoff-Herchenbach (ger.) Publisher: hesperus print*, Dresden (DE), 2018

Summer’s here, which means it’s time for The HERO Summer Zine! 13 Reasons Why star Miles Heizer is on the cover, with features inside including Blake Jenner and Jermaine Fowler. After the success of last year’s launch issue, the HERO Summer Zine return …

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.

Film & Foto The summer issue of Aperture magazine considers the influence of photography on leading filmmakers, and the role of cinema in the work of artists and photographers. Featuring in-depth interviews with Sofia Coppola, Shirin Neshat, and Gus Va …

interview magazine

Kurz und bündig: Kenny Dixon Jr. alias Moodymann gab uns ein schriftliches Exklusivinterview, das seiner Person mit sprachlichem Funk äußerst nahekommt. Derweil skizziert unser Autor Michael Leuffen den DJ, Produzenten, Labelchef, Rollerskater und Nach …

Basquiat first came to prominence when he collaborated with Al Diaz to spray-paint enigmatic statements under the pseudonym SAMO©. He went on to work on collages, Xerox art, postcards, performances, and music before establishing his reputation as one o …

Salon No. 7 enthält eine Sammlung von Originalbeiträgen von Laurence Aëgerter, Boris Becker, Martin Durham, Aika Furukawa, Gunther Keusen, Jonathan Monk, Johanna von Monkiewitsch, Nora Schattauer, Karoline Schreiber, Oliver Sieber, Günter Tuzina.

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 …

Katalog mit 38 Abbildungen im vierfarbigen Offsetdruck, gestaltet von Andrej Loll Hardcover, 40 Seiten, 12×18 cm, Auflage 500 Erschienen 03/2018 ISBN 978-3-945111-44-4

In this issue we speak with six artists who explore angst from their point of view, variously discussing the postnatal state, fear of an unknown political future and, unexpectedly, the funny side of our mortal woes.