The giant-size double issue with exclusive shots by Bruce Weber, Karim Sadli, Dough Inglish, Walter Pfeiffer, David Armstrong, Mariano Vivanco, Jolijn Snijders, Matthia Vriens, Alasdair McLellan and many more arrived today.
Issue 34 features new stories of shipwrecks and kidnappings and bad vacations by (among others) Anthony Doerr, Daniel Handler, and T. C. Boyle, new letters about wine and Hawaii from John Hodgman and Sarah Vowell, twenty-one dead-on self-portraits drawn by the likes of Michael Martone, Michel Gondry, and Sarah Silverman, and, beyond all this, in a standalone volume, Nick McDonell’s stunning exploration of the latest iteration of the war in Iraq—a ground-level account from within the 1st Cavalry Division.
A Modern(ist) magazine tracing the roots of style.
Texte auf Englisch
9,50 Euro
Men’s File bites right down to the bone on important subjects in a way no other single magazine even attempts: Art Deco in London, Falcon’s latest board racer, a beautiful girl in a leather cat suit, San Onofre classic surf, Inspiration Vintage Fair – to name a few hot topics. All is presented like a visual feast of style with sumptuous photography and imaginative graphics.
Toby Litt / Clare Wigfall
Texte auf Englisch
25,00 Euro
Toby Litt—The Hare
Toby Litt was born in 1968 and grew up in Ampthill, Bedfordshire. He is the author of Adventures in Capitalism, Beatniks, Corpsing, deadkidsongs, Exhibitionism, Finding Myself, Ghost Story, Hospital, I play the drums in a band called okay, Journey into Space and King Death. He is a Granta Best of Young British Novelist.
Clare Wigfall—Along Birdcage Walk
Clare Wigfall was born in 1976 and grew up in Greenwich, London. Her debut collection of short stories The Loudest Sound and Nothing won the BBC National Short Story Award. She lives in Berlin.
Underwood – Stories in Sound is a twice-yearly publication produced as a vinyl LP featuring two writers. The journal appears in May and November each year and is a limited edition. Born out of a love for short stories and vinyl records, Underwood works with writers to produce a unique recording.
One simple motto – ‘Buy and use only what you really need and then get rid of it properly when you have finished with it’ – could make a huge difference in helping to reduce the mountain of waste that is threatening to destroy our eco-system. As those responsible, in one way or another, for most of the products we purchase, designers bear a heavy responsibility to make sure that our shopping is environmentally friendly. But many are worried about the supposed higher costs, the potential loss of clients and the restrictions on creativity that this might involve.
Damals – als man im Wedding noch bei Osram, AEG und Telefunken arbeitete, man Kneipenwirt oder Tankwart wurde, die Rente sicher war und der Lebenslauf auf eine DIN A4-Seite passte – da war der Wedding noch als Arbeiterbezirk bekannt. Heute steht der Stadtteil im Norden von Berlin in der Arbeitslosenstatistik an vorderster Stelle – und die Menschen auf der Straße. Die Transformation der Arbeit ist in vollem Gange: deutschlandweit schwinden die klassischen Arbeiter- und Angestelltenmilieus, zeitgleich steigt die Zahl der Solo-Selbstständigen und befristeten Arbeitsverhältnisse.
Mit einem Blick für das Kleine im Großen ist »Der Wedding« eine Hommage an den Alltag.
Der Wedding is an annual magazine about an everyday Berlin suburb. It’s also a conscious antidote to the trendy side of the city.
The magazine is named after the Berlin district Wedding, known for its down-to-earth-attitude and authentic charm rather than for fancy restaurants and trendy hipsters. Thus “Der Wedding” celebrates the ordinary – it is dedicated to the topics, events, items of everyday life and small stories that can be found right on the doorstep.
Each issue collects essays, reports, projects and photographs from a variety of perspectives to a given topic of everyday life.
The latest issue is about “Arbeit”- work.
Dieses Wochenende feiert die C/O Berlin ihren 10ten Geburtstag mit einer Ausstellung in Kooperation mit der renommierten Agentur MAGNUM sowie den Photography Days, bei denen Wissenschaftler und Experten die neue Rolle der Fotografie verorten. Neben fünf Paneldiskussionen geben international bekannte Fotografen in Lectures Einblicke in ihre Arbeit, in persönliche Ansichten und Erfahrungen.
Wir haben uns kurzfristig entschlossen eine kleine Auswahl an Magazinen und Büchern zur Feier mitzubringen – kommt vorbei!
MAGNUM . Shifting Media . New Role of Photography
Von Robert Capa bis Donovan Wylie
16.07. bis 19.09.2010 www.co-berlin.info
Irma Boom has become one of the most widely renowned and laureated book designers in the world today. Her often ingenious solutions to individual book productions have gained her international fame and her work is now collected by many leading museums such as the Moma in New York. The Special Collections of the University of Amsterdam Library will honour Irma Boom this year (04.06.2010-03.10.2010) with a major retrospective exhibition of her work – she donated her studio archive to the Library in 2003. To accompany this exhibition she is producing an exceptional catalogue; this miniature book (38 x 50 mm) contains a complete overview of her oeuvre, with commentary and more than 450 full colour illustrations.
Meer / Sea
Texte auf Deutsch und Englisch
11,00 Euro
Heft No.7 erzählt vom Meer – von der Größe, der Weite und dem unendlichen Horizont. Mit Bildern u.a. von Linus Bill, Marcel van Eeden, Ye Rin Mok, Jürgen Teller, Robert Voit und Texten u.a. von Nico Bleutge, Roger Willemsen, Ron Winkler, Ror Wolf.
Ausserdem haben wir Ein Magazin über Orte No.6 »Zuhause«, No.5 »Tatort« und No.4 »Schreibtisch« vorrätig.
Issue #01 – Spring/Summer 2010
Texte auf Englisch
9,00 Euro
For the cover story Antony Langdon shot beautiful and talented actress and producer Eva Mendes in L.A. Inside the magazine there’s fashion photography by Jason Kibbler, Camilla Akrans, Magnus Magnusson, Hasse Nielsen, Yu Tsai, Thomas Klementsson and many more. For this first printed issue editor and photographer Sophie Caby went to Puerto Rico to visit Benicio del Toro. Lindsay Lohan opened up her closet for us and we talked with Sean Lennon, Charlotte Kemp Muhl and Waris Ahluwalia about the future of creativity and met up with actress Paz de la Huerta. The issue also features the online hit What We are Wearing Tomorrow and texts by Maria Ben Saad, Sara Litzen, Caroline Ringskog Ferrada-Noli and Daniel Bjork.
Contemporary Art in Culture: 10 Curators, 100 Contemporary Artists, 10 Sources
Texte auf Englisch
39,95 Euro
The most up-to-date global survey of today’s most significant emerging artists.
Creamier is an up-to-the-minute global survey of recent developments in contemporary art, with an emphasis on emerging artists. Each of the ten selected curators is known for his or her integrity and expertise in staging presentations of new art on an international level.
Each curator selects ten important new artists who have either emerged internationally over the last five years or who are still relatively unknown. There are no limitations on age, geography or medium. The result is a roster of the most significant and promising new artists working today — the true cream of the crop.
Each curator also selects a key creative work for the Sources section, such as an art work, text, film or album that has been significantly influential to art being produced at this moment, contextualizing the contemporary work featured in the rest of the book.
Issue 3 of Elephant Magazine features a upfront & personal interviews with legendary visual art figures such as Vaughan Oliver, Christopher Doyle, Isidro Ferrer, Llyn Foulkes, Ed Fella and Stanley Donwood.
Territoires Occupés
Texte auf Französich und Englisch
11,00 Euro
KAISERIN is an independent bi-annual contemporary art magazine based in Paris. Our editorial line aims to re-establish the art magazine as something militant and committed. KAISERIN invites both leading and emerging creatives to collaborate around a single theme for each issue.
Contributors:
ADULT., assume vivid astro focus, Bruce Benderson, Mohamed Bourouissa, Felix Burrichter, Dominique Furgé, Marko Maëtamm, Richard Renaldi, Simon Rivero, Jaanus Samma & Alo Paistik, Desi Santiago, Navid Sinaki, Eric Tabuchi, This Is Pop,
EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN ROOMS – Spring 2010
Texte auf Englisch und Chinesisch
22,50 Euro
To form a room/space, start from his point of view, going through varied paths and dimensions and achieve the core of all the matters as destinations. Different people create different rooms, they were built up by every move we take, every choice we make. Pass through those trivial things or even personal experiences, to explore the distance/space/room between the whole world and individuals. The war keeps going, we keep having a diet-coke at McDonald’s as usual, since we are now living in the 21st century.
The first book to document the Tokyo-based architectural firm, one of the most innovative practices working today. Achieving near cult status among architectural students around the world, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kaijima of Atelier Bow-Wow have built a career confronting the challenges posed by dense urban environments..
U:D/R 01 – Ronald Clyne at Folkways.
An anthology of Folkways album cover art featuring the work of Ronald Clyne.
Texte auf Englisch
10,00 Euro
Unit: Design/Research 01–Ronald Clyne at Folkways contains over 200 examples of Ronald Clyne’s record covers. Also featured is an extensive essay by Adrian Shaughnessy charting the historical importance of the Folkways label, and offering an assessment of Ronald Clyne’s work.
U:D/R 02 – Space and structure.
Looking at Form, a quarterly magazine of the arts (1966—1969).
Texte auf Englisch
10,00 Euro
Number two in a series of ‘newspapers’ devoted to the overlooked and unexpected corners of graphic design and visual culture. In a long interview, Professor Steadman discuses his early discovery of graphic design and his time as editor, publisher and designer of Form.
Wir freuen uns, die Herausgeber von »Ein Magazin über Orte« am Donnerstag, den 24. Juni 2010 um 19 Uhr, bei do you read me?! zur Präsentation der neuen Ausgabe begrüßen zu dürfen.
»Ein Magazin über Orte« ist ein monothematisches Heft, das verschiedene Perspektiven in Form von Fotografien, Zeichnungen und Texten unterschiedlicher Autoren versammelt. Es hat in jeder Ausgabe einen anderen Ort zum Thema.
Das Heft No.7 erzählt vom Meer – von der Größe, der Weite und dem unendlichen Horizont. Mit Bildern u.a. von Linus Bill, Marcel van Eeden, Ye Rin Mok, Jürgen Teller, Robert Voit und Texten u.a. von Nico Bleutge, Roger Willemsen, Ron Winkler, Ror Wolf.
Issue 10: ABOUT NOW- BOX EDITION
Texte auf Englisch
25,00 Euro
What is happening now? We hear from super-curators Achim Borchardt-Hume, Hans Ulrich Obrist and Beatrix Ruf about the artistic futuristic. Cyber-punk originator Bruce Sterling discusses atemporality. And we speak to Tatiana Trouve, Isaac Julien and Polly Morgan about what they are doing now. Plus work from Sarah Lucas and a collaboration with Cyprien Gaillard, and writing about film, fashion and contemporary culture.
A Magazine for Contemporary Drawing
Texte auf Englisch
16,00 Euro
Invited to Invite (Curator – Artist):
Monika Branicka – Pawel Olszczynski, Sebastian Cichocki – Maciej Sienczyk, Marianna Dobkowska – Jan Dobkowski, Kim Einarsson – Johan Tirén, Krzysztof Gutfranski – Aleksandra Waliszewska, Nina Katchadourian – Kathleen Henderson, Marco Raparelli & Norberto Dalmata – Luigi Presicce, Andreas Schalhorn – Georg Bernsteiner, Richard Torchia – Max Maddox, Line Ulekleiv – Ane Mette Hol, Michal Wolinski – Grzegorz Drozd, Asia Zak – Szymon Kobylarz, Marianne Zamecznik – Paolo Chiasera.
Fukt in Focus (Artists):
Sofie Berntsen, Thomas Broomé, Pola Dwurnik, Harold Fisk, Pia Fuchs (German ID of Patricia Reed), Jochen Gerner, Bjørn Hegardt, Torgeir Husevaag, Alevtina Kakhidze, Laurent Le Deunff, Maess, Maja Nilsen, Eric Nyquist, Jeff Olsson, Leah Raintree, Matthias Reinhold, Julia Steiner, Mayura Torii, Steingrim Veum.
The Worlds First Culture of Fashion Magazine
Texte auf Englisch
13,50 Euro
Industrie is the first and only media title dedicated to presenting an independent, in-depth look at the fashion industry, going behind the scenes to chronicle the personalities, stories and defining moments in the world of fashion. It aims to shift focus away from current collections and trends, providse a considered insight into the culture of fashion and documents the individuals who influence fashion and critically examines the ideas which shape it.
do you read me?! and Design Miami/ Basel have asked eleven inspiring personalities to name their favourite current reading – anything between bedside table and studio. The resulting reading list – including art catalogues, novels, cookery books and magazines – is as insightful as it is stimulating. Even though many of the publications are not normally among our range, while others are long out of print, we have made the extra effort to present the list’s contents as complete as possible at our temporary store at Design Miami/ Basel.
Do visit us at Hall 5, Mezzanine, Booth X02, where we present a special selection of our elaborate range. Next time you’re in Berlin, though, make sure to drop by at our permanent store for Magazines and Contemporary Reading!
This very special edition of Rouleur is all about the Grand Tours – but without all the usual trappings of your run-of-the-mill Tour guide. Rouleur 18 includes an exclusive feature by Robert Millar; a story on Britain’s only Grand Tour winner, Ian Steel; and a look at some of the many elements involved in making a Grand Tour happen – as well as thematic columns by William Fotheringham, Johnny Green, Matt Seaton and Jack Thurston.
