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

Design Exchange Nº14 “CHANGE” Guest Curator: Torange Khonsari

Featuring:

Dirk Koy / Deeyah khan / Barbara Chandler / Bishi Bhattacharya/ YousraElbagir/ DamlaTurgut / DNW-Deeds Not Words / Forensic Architecture / Public Works / Wellbeing City Award / dRMM Architects / Deltalight / Orms Architects / Santiago Cirugeda / Squire and Partners / The Gentle Author / Chris Dorleybrown / BAIT Film / Artist-Lucy McKenna / Hastings Pier / Partisan Collective / Lawrence Abbott /Architects Of Rosslyn / BGS Architects / Clarisford / Big Architects / Terrapin Bright Green /Sustainability / Augmented Reality and more…

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.

JOON Magazine Issue 01

Issue 01 features Dodgr, Maak Lab, Broccoli Magazine, Wilhelm’s Memorial Home, Teruo Kurosaki, Lever Architecture, Manu Torres, Kee’s #Loaded Kitchen, James Enos, Kamp Grizzly, Brown Printing and Dawson Park.

No 14 

Extra Extra n°14 hovers over many lightening skylines, feeling the metropolis hum. Lisbon based film maker Pedro Costa tells you more on the intimate touch of his protagonist Vitalina Varlela. The eminent philosopher Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi awakens desire and pleasure in the age of impotence. Also in the issue, the artist Monster Chetwynd and an exciting new voice in non-fiction, Kevin Breathnach. Singer-songwriter Devendra Banhart candidly speaks on the thrill of sexy messages. Enjoy a graphic novel on living room fantasies and some sweltering book suggestions on travelling.

ISSUE 5 MIGRATION

Seit mehr als dreissig Jahren begleitet Rastersysteme auszubildende oder unterrichtende Gestalter als praktisches Handbuch, das in einfachen Schritten mit der Funktion und Anwendung von Rastern in zwei- und dreidimensionalen Anwendungen vertraut macht. Es beinhaltet genaue Anleitungen für die Anwendung aller vorkommenden Rastersysteme (8 bis 32 Rasterfelder), die für die verschiedensten Arbeiten angewendet werden können.

Sie sind ein Arbeitsinstrument, das Designern ein sicheres und rascheres Konzipieren, Organisieren und Gestalten von visuellen Problemlösungen gestattet – von der Visitenkarte bis zum Ausstellungsstand. Josef Müller-Brockmann hat alle wesentlichen Punkte, die bei der Konzeption eines Rasters beachtet werden müssen, im Detail und Schritt für Schritt mit vielen Anwendungsbeispielen aufgezeichnet und erklärt.

Deutsch | Englisch, 176 Seiten, 357 Abbildungen, 21 x 30 cm, Hardcover, 11. Auflage

The themes for this issue focus on extinction, reconnection and redesign, alongside a series of dialogues.

LIVING CLOSE TO THE EDGE

The issue opens with photographer Kazi Md. Jahirul Islam’s extraordinary picture essay on the floods in Bangladesh and the damage that they wreak on everyday life in Chittagong. Aaron Davies looks at efforts to save the world’s wild coffee species, many of which are at risk of extinction. And Anna Souter explores how plants, surviving the worst manmade disasters, can offer an alternative model for living in the face of the environmental crisis.

A TIME TO RECONNECT

Victor Steffenson’s words and Peter McConchie’s photographs create a powerful message for our cover story, which looks at how Indigenous fire management methods could help save Australia and improve the environment. We also hear how conservationists in the UK are using a creative approach to engage people with nature. And our picture story from the Choithram Netralaya eye hospital in Indore reveals how free cataract operations can help India’s poorest regain their sight and their lives.

REDESIGN / RETHINK / REWORK

We examine how community groups and retailers are changing the way we access and engage with food and with each other, from a movement to promote simple plant-based recipes in working class areas of Brazil to the Kitchen Social in north London, UK, which brings the local community together around food and activities. We also talk to designer and author Julia Watson about how traditional Indigenous technologies could be adapted to improve modern cities.

DIALOGUES

Climate activist Ayisha Siddiqa describes how her personal history led her to the climate movement, writer Jonny Keen looks at wildlife on a brownfield site, and journalist Paul F Cockburn explores how we need darkness in our lives.

Product Dimensions: 240mm x 170mm

Pages: 128

Three young men grace the cover of issue 26, the first being Kelvin Harrison Jr., the up-and-coming actor from New Orleans with roles in 12 Years a Slave, It Comes At Night and Waves. Talking to Anna Smith, he discusses working with his idols, a tireless work ethic and the changing shape of masculinity.

Second, we have Belgian rapper Baloji, an artist in perpetual motion. His albums – including the sweeping, psychedelic 2018 LP 137 Avenue Kaniama – have established him as a star in France and Belgium, and gradually crossed over to English-speaking audiences. The musician of Congolese origin reflects on his career– past, present and future – with Aimee Cliff.

Our third split cover features actor Earl Cave – son of Nick Cave and The Vampire’s Wife designer Susie Bick – hot off the heels of playing Ned Kelly’s younger brother, and fellow gang member, in Justin Kurzel’s visceral drama True History of the Kelly Gang. He talks with Claire Marie Healy about coming out from the shadows of rock and fashion royalty to forge his own creative path.

Elsewhere, Shadow Justice Secretary and Labour MP David Lammy muses on empire, emerging tribes and our need for community, legendary Japanese musician Ryuichi Sakamoto shares his thoughts on his latest soundtrack for The Staggering Girl, William T. Vollmann examines San Francisco’s BDSM community and the ties that bind it, while Deyan Sudjic profiles the multifaceted designer Martino Gamper. Looking good has also taken us all around the world, with fashion stories coming from Cyprus, the Barbican, New York City and Brazil, to name a few. 

In our Commentary, we have two short stories from Booker Prize longlisted writer Sophie Mackintosh and Irish novelist Naoise Dolan, an essay on the support of creativity by translator Jen Calleja, the opening pages of the award-winning Winter in Sokcho (Hiver à Sokcho) by Elisa Shua Dusapin, as well as a mysterious photomontage from artist Katrien De Blauwer.

Finally, in the Porter, Caleb Landry Jones explores his new album, Tomos Parry shares the beauty of cooking fresh fish on an open fire, photographer Tobias Harvey visits the rugged Faroe Islands, Matthew Turner celebrates Richard Hollis’ design work for London’s Whitechapel Gallery and Jacob Charles Wilson meets writing mentor and protégé Colm Tóibín and Collin Barrett.

Jurgen Maelfeyt
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24 x 33 cm, 32 p, ills colour, stapled

edition of 500
February 2020

So often, we exhaust ourselves and the planet in a search for very large pleasures - while all around us lies a wealth of small pleasures, which - if only we paid more attention - could daily bring us solace and joy at little cost and effort. But we need some encouragement to focus our gaze.

This is a book to guide us to the best of life's small pleasures: everything from the distinctive delight of holding a child's hand to the enjoyment of disagreeing with someone, to the joy of the evening sky; an intriguing, evocative mix of small pleasures that will heighten our senses and return us to the world with new-found excitement and enthusiasm.

Chapters include:

• Being Up Late at Night
• A Book That Understands You
• Pleasant Exhaustion After a Productive Day
• Whispering in Bed in the Dark
• Midnight Walks
• Flirtation
• Finding Your Feet Abroad
• The Ideology of Small Pleasures 

Hardback book | 247 Pages | 210mm x 140mm x 25mm | Yellow ribbon bookmark

Good Sport issue 04 heads left field into a theme we’re all craving now more than ever – Community. 

Things you’ll find in this issue: mothers, modularity, buttered fingers, digital doubles, boxing as art, a new type of storm, room for the weirdos, clothing more radical than racing 100miles across Namibia and a Basketball comp that shares D.N.A with Rucker Park. 

Things you won’t find: play-by-play stats, ’marketing-friendly’ running photos, draft-pick banter, a tennis jacket buyers guide or protein supplement discounts. 

Cover: Grand Bassin by Sample-cm photographed by Nathan Ceddia in Berlin, Germany in late 2019.

Features:  Pop Trading Company, Prahran Summer Jam, Fancy Lad Skateboarding, HalfTimeLondon, Grand Bassin Sample-cm, Mimic Productions, Vollebak, BikeStormz, Godfried Donkor, The Patta Running Team, Manoj Dias.

Journal du Thé (JdT) invites the reader to explore contemporary tea culture. Created and edited by Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck and Tilmann S. Wendelstein in 2018, Journal du Thé wonders what is it that makes tea into this force which lets us slow down and grants serene moments to our lives. It is said, that what makes a teapot a teapot is the empty space inside. Likewise this publication sets out to explore space – in this case the space surrounding a cup of tea. With a curious and playful eye, Journal du Thé investigates the palette of cultures and feelings contained within tea practices and their power to overcome borders. For us, tea is a symbol of togetherness.
 
 

Chapter 3 explores everyday tea culture in India, visits craftspeople in Japan, England and elsewhere while musing about the concept of scale. Chapter 3 features among others the potter Steve Harrison, tiny teaware in Alsace, France, the Kakuun-tei teahouse in the heart of Tokyo forest, Kettl Tea in New York, a short introduction to Einstein’s Tea Leaf Paradox, a collection of endlessly surprising teapots from Kochi in India, the metal craftswoman Yumi Nakamura, a teapot in the shape of a peacock, an Indian tearoom in 1920s Germany and its relation to the Bauhaus, the delicate Japanese confectionary of Okashimaru, a piece on Mingei theory and Oriental Orientalism, an essay on tea gardens in India and Japan, a recipe for a cup of Rama Tulsi, a piece on the meaning of tea in post-colonial Zimbabwe, Johanna Tagada’s paintings of women and tea, a list of books and what they have in common with the tea ceremony, the father of studio pottery in India Gurcharan Singh, Mai-Thu Perret’s giant walk-in teapot, Louise Garland introducing the holy Kawakawa plant of New Zealand, Satish Kumar and his inspiring peace walk,Taiwanese potter Ia-Wen Li, and of course another instalment of Izumi Shiokawa’s manga. 

With contributions by Yoshiko Imaizumi, Cécile Sayuri Poimboeuf-Koizumi, Chipo
 Mapondera, Izumi Shiokawa, Kohei Yamamoto, Anuradha Ravindranath, Yashima Ide, Yasmine Ganley, Sarah Gissinger, Anouk Peeters, Ilona Tuominen, Malwine Stauss, The Bauhaus Archive Berlin, The Collection of Musée Alsacien Strasbourg, Charlotte Desborough, Jyoti Naoki Eri, René Rötheli, Aargauer Kunsthaus, Eléonore Grignon, Marco Tsai, Tilmann S. Wendelstein and Johanna Tagada.
 

Designed by T. S. Wendelstein / 75W

Published by Poetic Pastel Press

128 pages

All texts in English 

Advertising-free 

Format: 21 x 28 cm 

FSC certified paper 

Soft cover

Printed in Germany, Spring 2020

L'Etiquette #4 Printemps-Eté 2020

 Après le succès des trois premiers numéros (plus de 70 000 exemplaires vendus), L’ÉTIQUETTE revient avec un quatrième numéro, et toujours ces mêmes questions: comment s’habiller ? Et pourquoi ?

“Running is one of our primal activities besides eating, sleeping, and sex. For survival, humans had to both chase and escape. Runaway started 2018 by exploring the latter. After searching the souls of two of our favorite cities, we felt it was about time to search our own. While the West used to carry the promise of a new age for all seekers of alternatives, Runaway is heading east from Brooklyn—time for a new direction in a changing world. Right across the ocean in Portugal we found a great spot for more than California dreaming. While the sheltered Mediterranean draws people who are ready to retire, Portugal's windswept Atlantic Coast is perfect for those who need space to breathe. It not only produces some of Europe's biggest waves and has helped define a unique country, it’s also a great place to run.”

• 100 pages

• Premium uncoated paper

• Printed in the UK

The Silve Lining

Our latest issue, The Silver Lining, reports on solutions to the pandemic in Europe. The virus doesn’t stop at borders. Neither does solidarity.

From hotlines and a simple “hello”, to contact-tracing technologies and football supporters building field hospitals, discover the people, places and politics making sure this cloud will have a silver lining.

Three-Stripe Thrills

Yolo Journal – A Magazine from Yolanda Edwards.

Wm Brown magazine celebrates craft, the well-made and the well-travelled life.
Each issue is based on the season and how we as men approach style, food, drink, drives and travel.

The magazine is published in Brooklyn, USA, where its editor has fueled its production on Negronis.

THE GARDENS OF EDEN

Stockholm Design Lab: 1998-2019

A book about the creative process and design of…

ABOUT THE BOOK

 Driven by ‘simple, remarkable ideas’ Stockholm Design Lab (SDL) has been transforming brands as one of the leading forward-thinking design agencies in the world. From developing visual identities to defining creative approaches for the biggest brands today, its works are as diverse as they are distinct and delightful to capture hearts across all walks of life.

To mark its 21st year in the industry, SDL has compiled a special monograph with over 500 pages of exclusive insight into its creative inspiration, processes, and portfolio. Categorised by industry, the book’s contents include behind-the-scenes anecdotes, mock-ups, and never-seen-before images; serving as a valuable source of reference and reflection for designers at any level.

Editor: Victionary
Specs: 230 x 290 mm, 568 pp
Format: full colour, hard cover with dust jacket
Release date: March 2020
Language: English

Courier Issue 35

From leadership principles for troubling times, to tips on refreshing (and reopening) your business, our June/July issue is packed with all the stories and tools you need to reemerge from the global health crisis with confidence, inspiration and a solid plan. 

Also in this issue:

-How to be a resilient (and better) leader

-Tips on boosting your emotional intelligence

-From craft breweries to taxi firms, why are worker-owned co-ops on the rise?

-Business opportunities in the post pandemic world

-On the frontline of managing a chocolate supply chain

-What short-term pivots will become permanent?

-Sustainability’s godfather on the top principles to follow

-Lessons from Mexico’s first zero-waste supermarket

Wir haben uns in Transhelvetica #59 ein bisschen von der Haustüre weg gewagt und sogar ein kleinwenig über den Tellerrand gespäht. Aber keine Sorge, auch in dieser Ausgabe sind wir der Schweiz – wie schon in den vergangenen zehn Jahren – treu geblieben. Vielmehr haben wir uns von der Ferne inspirieren lassen. Denn ohne die Lebenslust des Südens, ohne die liebevoll reduzierten Objekten aus dem Norden, ohne die ruhebringenden Philosophien des Fernen Osten und ohne die knisternde Erotik aus dem Westen wäre es im Réduit solide farblos. So sind wir quer durchs Land und gleichzeitig «In 80 Seiten um die Welt» gereist.