Wonderland Summer 2020 Issue

Covering Wonderland’s Summer 2020 issue is breakout actor Paul Mescal, who talks through his role as Connell in the screen adaptation of Salley Rooney’s Normal People, the pressures and privilege of taking on a well-loved character and the cultural impact of the show. Alongside Mescal, the issue includes features with actors Indya Moore and Maisie Williams, music artists SZA and Princess Nokia, and others making waves across the creative industries including Maya Hawke, Dove Cameron, Evan Mock and Rafferty Law. With many of the images created in self-isolation at home, this issue celebrates the creativity and imagination of each talent involved, spotlighting individuals who are sharing their experiences of the world and shaping a new one with their art.

A collection of Los Angeles Rave Flyers from 1991 to 1994.
Courtesy of Victor Stapf.

Published by Colpa Press, 88 pgs, 21 × 13.5 cm, Softcover, 2019

A collection of San Francisco Rave Flyers from 1991 to 1993.
Courtesy of Dano Lepez.

Published by Colpa Press, 88 pgs, 21 × 13.5 cm, Softcover, 2019

A collection of San Francisco Rave Flyers from 1990 to 1993.
Courtesy of Sioen Roux.

Published by Colpa Press, 88 pgs, 21 × 13.5 cm, Softcover, 2019

A collection of New York Rave Flyers from 1991 to 1995.
Courtesy of Ernie Villalobos.

Published by Colpa Press, 88 pgs, 21 × 13.5 cm, Softcover, 2019

A collection of U.K. Rave Flyers from 1991 to 1996. 
Courtesy of Stefania Fiorendi and Junior Tomlin.

Published by Colpa Press, 88 pgs, 21 × 13.5 cm, Softcover, 2019

A collection of New York Rave Flyers from 1990 to 1995.

Published by Colpa Press, 88 pgs, 21 × 13.5 cm, Softcover, 2019

Mischief; noun. This volume looks at playful misbehaviour. The rule-breakers and the game-changers. The ones who take what is normal and make it their own – ensuring they have fun with what they’re doing along the way.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Full of 200+ pages of music, culture and beautiful living,
• Often compared to a book in terms of size and quality,
• Perfect for your coffee table or backpack,
• Each tmrw volume is printed on recycled paper in the United Kingdom,
• We’re proud to be partnered with Offset Earth to help lower our impact on the climate.

Das Wetter #21 mit 244 Seiten Inhalten, großem 148 Seiten-Sonderheft in Zusammenarbeit mit den Münchner Kammerspielen (Coverfoto von Wolfgang Tillmans) unter Matthias Lilienthal und exklusiver 10-seitiger Tourreportage von  RINs Nimmerland-Tour (fotografiert von Martin Tamba (@brownshootta)). Plus: 070 Shake (fotografiert von Nina Francesca Nagele), Erotik Toy Records (fotografiert von Jonas Höschl) und viele (sehr viele) mehr.

mit Texten von: Elfriede Jelinek, Mira Mann, Damian Rebgetz, Jovana Reisinger, Julia Riedler, Nicolas Rühle, Friederike Ernst, Leif Randt, Benjamin Radjaipour, Toshiki Okada, Julian Warner, Anna Landefeld, Leonhard Hieronymi, Enis Maci & Pascal Richmann, Klitclique, raumlaborberlin, Juno Meinecke, Josef Bierbichler, Gro Swantje Kohlhof, Christoph Gurk, Jan Wehn, Sascha Ehlert, Naima Limdighri, Emilia von Senger, Marius Goldhorn, Neslihan Yakut, Teresa Guggenberger, Felix Diewald, Charlotte Krafft, André Simonow, Johann Voigt, Caroline Elsen, Anton Weil & Luna Ali.

Dear Slimi magazine aficionados,
It is with great pleasure that I present you with this very special release: The Music Issue.
Our aim is to take you through a Music journey in our pages, a dream full of inspiration thanks to the creative talents in our shoots, stories & interviews.
For this purpose, we have teamed up with top artists O set, Shay and Lindsay Lohan for our 5 covers.
Mais aussi, we teamed up with two major fashion houses in the industry: Saint Laurent & Gucci, where we interpret the latest collections in our special
stories.
Finally, Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.
Happy reading,

INTERVIEW #531: “SELENA GOMEZ,” - SPRING 2020

At just 27 years old, Selena Gomez is, in no particular order, a global pop-star with three number-one albums, the fifth-most followed person on Instagram, an actor since the age of 7, an executive producer of documentaries and television, a tabloid fixation, a philanthropist, a mental health advocate, and, most recently, the founder of an inclusive beauty line. She can now add two-time Interview cover star to her resume. In our new Spring 2020 issue, Gomez connects with her close friend Amy Schumer to reassure her—and us—that despite all the strife, she’s doing better than fine. Elsewhere in the issue, Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright makes an urgent case for the power of democracy to her friend and admirer Amy Poehler, and mogul-in-the-making Issa Rae sounds off on everything from dating apps to fashion week. Meanwhile, the boxing phenom Ryan Garcia has some fighting words for his mentor, the legendary pugilist Oscar De La Hoya, while Ashton Sanders reveals to his fellow actor Tessa Thompson why Hollywood can be “a little sus.”  

Ahead of the release of her third novel, Death in Her Hands, acclaimed author Otessa Moshfegh tells the artist Alex Israel why her year has been neither restful nor relaxing. The iconic actor Michael Caine schools his co-star Aubrey Plaza on the art of being famous, and the viral rap sensation Lil Tecca gets real with fellow hip-hip misfit Rico Nast about high school, haters, and some naked cats. In an editorial photographed by Pierre-Ange Carlotti and styled by Interview’s Mel Ottenberg, the supermodel Irina Shayk makes solitude chic, The Booker Prize-winning author Julian Barnes gets paid a visit by his friend, the artist Rachel Whiteread, to discuss his new book on the dawn of the dandy, while the filmmaker Cary Joji Fukunaga takes Miranda July through the highs and lows of making a James Bond movie. All that, and so much more.

HUNGER: THE FUTURE ISSUE 018

Created at the dawn of a new decade, HUNGER: THE FUTURE ISSUE is a tribute to the very real new era of gender politics, beauty, fashion, technology and the climate emergency. Some of the world’s most prolific change-makers front this special issue – including cover stars:

• Actor and Quentin Tarantino muse Margaret Qualley
• Controversial whistleblower and author Christopher Wylie
• The dark side of rising R&B star RAYE

All of the cover stars, fashion and beauty stories are styled using “no new clothing” – only archive, vintage and second-hand clothes. This commitment is a direct response to the climate emergency and our changing relationship to fashion, as well as a celebration of DIY style and hacking designer goods.

Elsewhere in HUNGER: THE FUTURE ISSUE:

• A special art section guest-edited by DJ, poet, artist, musician and futurist Juliana Huxtable
• Exclusive interview with artist Trevor Paglen
• DIY fashion stories by guest fashion editor NeeshaTulsiChampaneria
• Anna Wiener’s memoir and takedown of Silicon Valley’s startup bubble, Uncanny Valley, alongside photographs by Laura Morton
• Interviews with a series of “anti-influencers”: singer and poet Arlo Parks, writer Nathalie Olah, internet personality Charity Shop Sue and LVMH prize-nominated designerPriya Ahluwalia

Stranger Than Kindness

NICK CAVE

A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Stranger Than Kindness is a journey in images and words into the creative world of musician, storyteller and cultural icon Nick Cave.

This highly collectable book invites the reader into the innermost core of the creative process and paves the way for an entirely new and intimate meeting with the artist, presenting Cave’s life, work and inspiration and exploring his many real and imagined universes. It features full colour reproductions of original artwork, handwritten lyrics, photographs and collected personal artefacts along with commentary and meditations from Nick Cave, Janine Barrand and Darcey Steinke.

Stranger Than Kindness asks what shapes our lives and makes us who we are, and celebrates the curiosity and power of the creative spirit.

The book has been developed and curated by Nick Cave in collaboration with Christina Back. The images were selected from ‘Stranger Than Kindness: The Nick Cave Exhibition’, opening at the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen in March 2020.

Besides providing botanical content in a simple, personal and cozy way; The Plant offers plant lovers a new look at greenery by featuring the works of many creative people who share our love for plants.

As a curious observer of ordinary plants and other greenery, the magazine presents a monograph on a specific plant; bringing together photographers, illustrators, designers, musicians, writers and visual artists, both established and emerging, from all over the world.

These people share with The Plant their unique perceptions and experiences of plants.

Also in the issue...

Rema's intergalactic afrobeats / The girls of Rocks / Meet some of the Dazed 100 / Fast times in the Hype House / Future youth inLagos and New Delhi / 100 gecs' virtual living

Kraftwerk
Future Music from Germany

To kick off the new decade, we’re featuring one of the most enduring stars of the last one (and the one before that). Jennifer Aniston has covered many, many magazines over the course of her career—many not by choice—but never quite like this. On the heels of her career renaissance thanks to her blistering performance on the Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show, the 51-year-old actor connected with one of her closest friends, Sandra Bullock, for a candid conversation about lifetime bonds, brown liquor, and that time they dated the same guy. Elsewhere, another ‘90s sitcom queen and national treasure Julia Louis-Dreyfus opens the floor for questions from 21 of her famous friends and admirers.   

Ahead of her North American film debut in the live-action remake of Mulan, the Chinese superstar Yifei Liu tells Awkwafina what it’s like bringing a beloved character to life. Meanwhile, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and actor Tracy Letts tells his Little Women director Greta Gerwig why his new Broadway play The Minutes is not—but sort of is—a commentary on the Trump era. Superstar producer and social media savant Diplo inhabits a rogues gallery of alter-egos as he tries on 15 boot-cut pants in roughly 15 minutes. The pop sensation Normani answers questions from the writings of Andy Warhol, while the artist Alex Da Corte tells his friend, the musician St. Vincent, about his modern-day reinvention of the violent “Chicken Happening” (you have to read it to believe it). And the Estonian hip-hop curiosity takes us on a hallucinatory tour of the former Soviet Bloc. All that, and so much more.

Escapism; noun. The tendency to seek distraction and relief from unpleasant realities, especially by seeking entertainment or engaging in fantasy. Alongside your bi-monthly slice of culture, fashion and photography, you’ll find exclusive shoots and interviews with FLETCHER, Young Dolph, Brandz & Zion, Deathbyromy, Mad Teeth, Mozzy, Oscar Jerome, Sam Dotia and Spencer Barnett.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Full of 200+ pages of music, culture and beautiful living,
• Often compared to a book in terms of size and quality,
• Perfect for your coffee table or backpack,
• Each tmrw volume is printed on recycled paper in the United Kingdom,
• We’re proud to be partnered with Offset Earth to help lower our impact on the climate.

The Face – Vol. 4 Issue 3

The original style magazine returns with the best stories, culture, talent, fashion, photography and design in the world. A no-brow bounty of film, sports, sex, drugs, pop, politics and four great cover stars.

Dear Slimi magazine aficionados,
It is with great pleasure that I present you with this very special release: The Music Issue.
Our aim is to take you through a Music journey in our pages, a dream full of inspiration thanks to the creative talents in our shoots, stories & interviews.
For this purpose, we have teamed up with top artists O set, Shay and Lindsay Lohan for our 5 covers.
Mais aussi, we teamed up with two major fashion houses in the industry: Saint Laurent & Gucci, where we interpret the latest collections in our special
stories.
Finally, Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.
Happy reading,

Pop Magazine – Issue 42

A magazine for the generations of genuinely chic women and men who understand that fashion is a wonderful prism through which so much of contemporary creativity and cultural change is refracted. We’re living in a time of a new world order with fashion as a vibrant language. These are the days of POP.

The Face – Vol. 4 #2

The original style magazine returns with the best stories, culture, talent, fashion, photography and design in the world. A no-brow bounty of film, sports, sex, drugs, pop, politics and four great cover stars.

The twentieth issue of zweikommasieben Magazin tries once again to trace what forces shape contemporary musical practice and its underlying aesthetic premises. It features interviews with artists like pianist and composer Kelly Moran, who discusses her desire to give a more palpable form to her emotions through her music. DJ Lyzza and performer Aya understand their work in terms of the impact it might have on the nightlife and its attitude towards minorities and marginalized groups. Kelman Duran, whose music offers a melancholic echo to the history of reggaeton, describes how he attempts to keep his compositions clear of most discursive ballast. These interviews (and more) are complemented with columns and contributions, including the poetry of Cia Rinne, a photographic essay by Georg Gatsas as well as pieces by Paul Woolford and Sea Urchin.

The artists featured and their musical practices may raise questions that have been exhaustively debated in other disciplines of art. However, these contexts are neither more suited to address them, nor have those questions been answered with any degree of finality. The latter claim, in particular, would be naïve and zweikommasieben #20 proves that there are a myriad of ways of addressing these questions in aesthetic discourse.

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Co-published with Motto Books.

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Language: English/German
Edition: 2000
Pages: 120
Size: 210 x 288mm
Release date: November 30, 2019

NORMANI WEARING BVLGARI and OMEGA

Having first made a name for herself in X Factor-formed girl group Fifth Harmony, Normani’s now laying out the foundations of an era that's unequivically her own. From her internet-breaking summer single “Motivation” to “Diamonds”, her contribution to the Birds of Prey soundtrack with Megan Thee Stallion, Normani’s music has earned her allies in the likes of Rihanna and Ariana Grande. With her debut solo album on the way, she speaks to Wonderland about working with her heroes, championing empowerment, and the freedom and pressures of claiming her own narrative.

To celebrate Interview’s 50th anniversary, we used the occasion of our 528th issue to pay tribute to—okay, to blatantly rip off—our own illustrious past. Starting with our cover star Kate McKinnon, who recreates iconic photographs from the magazine’s history, almost every story in the issue riffs on some of the best that came before us. Inside, Saturday Night Live’s chameleonic superstar answers some pressing questions from friends like Charlize Theron, Scarlett Johansson, and Chris Hemsworth. Comme des Garçons designer Rei Kawakubo and the musician Björk partake in an entirely unedited e-mail correspondence that we’re calling (at Björk’s request) “Future Folklore.” New York iconoclasts Debbie Harry and Cindy Sherman compare notes on sex, success, and gardening. Euphoria breakout Alexa Demie is a style icon in the making. More than two decades after its release, Jagged Little Pill is going down in the theater. The playwright Jeremy O. Harris and the supermodel Alek Wek star in “Tender Head,” a fashion story. Alanis Morrissette talks to her collaborator Diablo Cody about bringing the seminal album to Broadway. The American designer Michael Kors catches up with friend, the fashion veteran André Leon Talley to reminisce about New York’s heady heyday. After a banner year that saw him appear in Jim Jarmuch’s The Dead Don’t Die and Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, Austin Butler is set to play Elvis Presley in Baz Luhrmann’s upcoming biopic. But before he achieves megastardom, the actor answers some questions from the ghost of Andy Warhol. All that, and so much more.

The Face – Vol. 4 #1

The original style magazine returns with the best stories, culture, talent, fashion, photography and design in the world. A no-brow bounty of film, sports, sex, drugs, pop, politics and four great cover stars.