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The Plant Issue #3
The Plant Issue #3
25/10/2012The Plant (formerly known as Plant Journal) presents Issue #3 of its lush bi-annual publication, offering fans more of beautiful greenery through the eyes and lives of like-minded creative folk. Each issue of The Plant focuses on particular plant species, and this edition is themed around the bright flowering Camellia. Features include a visit to English director Derek Jarman's cottage at Dungeness, potted gardens in Tokyo, a trip to Joshua Tree, and entries from florist Thierry Boutemy and photographer Jennilee Marigomen.
Jack Smylie
Yi Zhou Interview
A rose by any other name would smell so sweet. Like a true Renaissance woman, Yi Zhou is an adept artist with multiple skills.
Adding to the long list; filmmaker, animation innovator, writer, composer, poet and muse, Zhou has just lent her eye and skill to a new line of jewellery for Gripoix, a revered fashion archivist’s top source for poured glass jewellery since 1869.
Rachael Barrett
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No Age Interview
Randy Randall and Dean Spunt make up No Age, the Los Angeles-based musical duo whose sound has expanded radically over the last seven years, from humble punk beginnings, to the point where generic definition is near impossible. Genres only serve to pigeon hole, after all, and No Age - musically, and in a wider artistic sense - have never been content to sit still and put out ordinary records.
Jack Smylie
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Slutever | Interview
Karley Sciortino is the vixen behind the cult sex blog Slutever. Growing up in upstate New York with religious parents, she moved to London where she squatted with a group of friends that ultimately inspired the blog. She hones her literary skills writing for the likes of Dazed and Confused and Vice to name a few.
Megan Christiansen
Photographer - Clement Pascal
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Make a Film with Lars von Trier
Make a Film with Lars von Trier
20/08/2012What happens when a master challenges the people? When everyone is invited to reinterpret some of the greatest art pieces of our time? Is it within everyone to make art? And do we stand out the most when we stand together?
Jack Smylie
Consuming Culture
I see all sides to everything: the downtrodden, the rage, the free spirits rising and wrapping themselves around everything, tying it all up in a knot. Like Scratch Lee Perry, I came I saw I conquered, but it was only when I’d bounced from Moscow to the Cape Flats to Jo’burg to Sao Paulo to Shanghai to Gurgaon to Jerusalem to Hastings that I began to understand the difference; to get that there are so many disparate strands to our glorious global culture that – often-or-not these days – is used to peddle sneakers, soda, and other digital dreams.
King Adz
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Consuming Culture
So, it’s one thing to discover that culture and consumption have become intertwined, and make a call on that, but being a positive forward-looking oake I wanted to see what authentic stuff was out there that wasn’t just a brand moment, but something, well, ‘real’. It’s sounds rather mental to be here in 2012 and talking about looking for the real. A bit like when Paul Simon went out to look for ‘America’ or when Hunter looked back to see the high-tide mark left by the broken-wave of the 60s counter-culture.
King Adz
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HELP/LESS
HELP/LESS
09/08/2012For their summer exhibition, Printed Matter is hosting an ambitious instore exhibition entitled HELP/LESS, organized by artist Chris Habib. The store-wide show includes over 200 works that explore the fluidity of authorship in artists' books and multiples. A program of hands-on workshops and other events will take place during the exhibition.
Source - Printed Matter
Jack Smylie
Sigur Rós: Varúð - Directed by Ryan McGinley
Louis Vuitton: "Word" & "Dream" with Yasiin Bey
Louis Vuitton: "Word" & "Dream" with Yasiin Bey
31/07/2012Louis Vuitton continue to be inspired by the greatest boxer to ever grace the ring, Muhammed Ali. In a series of two short films entitled 'Word' and 'Dream', Yasiin Bey, known to many as the rapper, Mos Def, moves inside the ring, embodied by the spirit of Ali as he recites famous words first uttered by the boxer in his prime. Directed by Stuart A. McIntyre for Steam Films, the films also feature Dutch artist, Niels Shoe Meulman.
Jack Smylie