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PHOTOS BY RONALD ROSE & FRANCOIS QUILLACQ MODELS: Fatine Violette Sabiri & Gerald Lajoie Restrepo  Credits:  1. Tunic: Gerald Lajoie 2. Patatoe bag: Eckhaus Latta 3. Sleeveless sweater: Gerald Lajoie 4. Glove + sleeveless top: Pedram Karimi 5. Top: Pedram Karimi 6. Tunic: Pedram Karimi 7. Glove: Pedram Karimi 8: Tunic: Rad Hourani 9: Tunic:…

Spain-based photographer Adrià Cañameras shares photos from his 15-day trip to the island of Sardinia. Adrià travelled with two cousins and three friends, biking around the island and sleeping on the beaches. Shot on beautifully rich black and white film, Adrià’s photos are not your typical travel pix. They suggest an unknown narrative, reminiscent of Antonioni’s emotional…

PHOTOS BY AARON WYNIA TEXT BY JESS CARROLL In today’s art world, a place fraught with personal branding, internet identities, and ego-flexing, it’s rare to see a young artist who is not interested in showing off. However, Toronto-based Laurie Kang’s list of inspirations suggest an enthusiasm for, rather, a kind of quiet collectivity: “Inspirations? Reading….

Nagano Vegas is a new photo book from photographers Yusuke Miyamoto and Marcel Castenmiller. The two met 5 years ago when Marcel took residency in Japan, and have been long distance friends since. Nagano Vegas is a photographic comparison between two travel destinations: Nagano, Japan and Las Vegas, USA. The book also serves as a comparison between…

PUBLISHED IN ISSUE 12 In a world where the line between pornography and fashion disappears, the people working within each field have to up the ante in order to make an impression. Porn gets more graphic and fashion gets more absurd. Mike Rinaldi makes this point in his work by playing with the vernacular inherent to…

PHOTOS & TEXT BY WHITNEY MALLETT There is a sense of alien possibility at the New Museum’s 2015 Triennial: Surround Audience. Six years after weirdo video artist Ryan Trecartin was featured in the inaugural triennial, he has returned as a co-curator and, together with Lauren Cornell, has selected an international group of 50-some artist and…

COVER STORY PUBLISHED IN ISSUE 12 INTERVIEW BY WHITNEY MALLETT PHOTOS BY HANNAH KOZAK  Hannah Kozak makes you look at the world twice. You’ve seen her but likely never realized it. She’s performed stunts in big Hollywood flicks like Wild at Heart and Transformers and doubled for ladies like Isabella Rossellini, Lara Flynn Boyle, and…

Our NYFW Correspondent, Jordan Minkoff, gives us the fashion week scoop, including a round-up of the season’s hottest catwalk trends! Alas, we arrive at the close of NYFW F/W 2015. For years upon years fashion week has been the fashion world’s F-U to, well, the fashion world. Bringing in unbridled boys and girls from the…

Dialect’s new album, Advanced Myth, is difficult to describe. It’s moody, almost sad, but also strange, atmospheric, and full of fun surprises. Slow ambience combined with musique concrete makes for a full emotional effect, especially in the morning. The music speaks to the past, to memory, but not in the ‘hypnogogic’ sense, more in the way…

Our Tokyo correspondent, Monika Mogi, recently travelled to California to attend the LA Art Book Fair. Alongside Dafy Hagai, Maya Fuhr, Rebecca Storm, Valerie Phillips, Dana Boulos, and yours truly, Monika ran the Girlfriends Table. After the fair was over, Monika and Dafy hit the road and cruised to Death Valley and Las Vegas, smoking…

PRINTED IN ISSUE 12 Cole Kush is an engineer. But he doesn’t build bridges or skyscrapers. He is a social engineer with brilliant precision. He sees a layer of the onion that few can. Conversing with Cole reveals an unrivaled deadpan, so much so that it can be almost impossible to separate the earnest from…

The Editorial is pleased to report the long anticipated arrival of Outrageous Fortune #1, the first edition of a new prose and poetry zine featuring past contributors Jessica Campbell, Jason Harvey, our editor Olivia Whittick, and many others. This is an ongoing project publishing humorous prose and poetry works dealing with themes of absurdity, obscurity…