Eight:48’s seventh issue, ‘You are Here’, focuses on designers and their relationship with the cities they live in. The issue features viewpoints from Tim Bjørn, SB Studio, Somewhere Else, Mainstudio and Bond among others.
Issue Price: £6 (including p&p to UK)
Pages: 40pp
Format: Tabloid Newspaper
Print: Four Colour
To buy issues 1-7 of Eight:48 for a special price of £35 please go to www.counter-print.co.uk
Each graphic designer and artist designed a poster that expresses personal social agenda. This project reviews the social function of posters. This issue of GRAPHIC consists of 22 folded posters and designers’ short commentaries.
CONTRIBUTORS
åbäke
Alex DeArmond
Anthony Burrill
Bart de Baets & Sandra Kassenaar
Bureau Mirko Borsche
Experimental Jetset
Jin Dallae & Park Woohyuk
Jin Jung
Kimm Kijo
Lawrence Weiner
Mark Owens
Metahaven
Moon Seungyoung
Paul Elliman
Paul Sahre
Pierre Bernard
Richard Niessen & Esther de Vries
Rumors
Scott King
Sulki & Min
Sung JaeHyouk
workroom press
For the third volume of their eight-part series, Bracket – They survey 16 individuals on the future of education and its’ impact on creativity.
Featuring: Bianca Chang (Sydney), Craig Oldham (Manchester), Jack Sanders (Austin), Jasper Morrison (London), Jocelyn Glei (Brooklyn), John C Jay (Portland), Kenya Hara (Tokyo), Kirby Ferguson (New York), Kyle Bean (Brighton), Makoto Azuma (Tokyo), Masashi Kawamura (New York), Nicole Lavelle (Portland), Sarah Temple (London), Steve Heller (New York), Timothy Goodman (New York) and Xavier Encinas (Paris).
It’s Nice That No.7 features profiles of celebrated photographer Martin Parr and the brilliant Taryn Simon; interviews with i-D founder Terry Jones, Nieves editor-in-chief Benjamin Sommerhalder and hyper-cool duo Lernert & Sander; a free comic by the very talented illustrator Sophy Hollington, and much, much more.
Out now.
£9.00
Matter is a new biannual publication, from the team behind Kilimanjaro, that records the ways in which new and developing technology affects culture, lifestyle, fashion, and the arts.
Created by the studio behind the acclaimed arts and culture magazine Kilimanjaro, Matter shares the former’s curatorial approach to design and content. Designed to appeal to a consumer eager to tap into an ever-changing and increasingly sophisticated world, with particular regard to the twin disciplines of high-end design and culture, its inaugural issue is covered by the iconic trip-hop artist Tricky, who talks exclusively to Matter about music, imperfection, and reinvention.
Matter’s USP is the fact that it is the first art and style publication to examine these subjects through the lens of modern technology; in doing so, it brings together the creative and the rational in a way which is rarely seen in the realms of printed matter.
First issue includes:
Dieter Rams, Ole Scheeren, Matthew Collings, Pierre Huyghe & William Gibson.
Google’s Creative Director of Data Arts, Aaron Koblin, on digital art. Iconic fashion designer Rick Owens presents an Anthology Of Colour. Editor Jennifer Higgie on twenty years of Frieze magazine. Art & The Automobile, featuring the American artists Richard Prince and Erwin Wurm. Tate Exhibitions Curator Tanya Barson on the Lyon Biennale. Celebrated conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner, shot by NY underground photographer Ari Marcopolous. Photographer – and former director of Dior Homme – Hedi Slimane’s best images of women.
Matter magazine is 200 pages, and retails at £8.00
