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Victory Journal – Issue 18
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00Gup – Issue 67
Regular price SFr. 16.00 Save SFr. -16.00GUP #67 - Performance
Photography and performance are intricately linked, and in the case of constructed portraiture even go hand in hand. The process of taking a photograph and the actions of the subject are all part of that performative process. As UK art theorist Margaret Iversen suggests, such photography can also be a future-oriented, narrated, subjective account of reality, rather than simply a slice of past reality.
In this issue of GUP – which also marks our 15th anniversary – we would like to pay tribute to performative photography, perhaps less a representation of an object than the effect of an event. Such images are, in the words of Iversen, best understood as “a residue of an experience”: the photograph records the action, and the artist is not completely in control of the outcome in advance. This experience is, metaphorically, exactly what has kept us going ever since we launched the magazine in 2005, and so we, the editors, very much feel acquainted with the artists included in this issue:
April Dawn Alison | Samuel Fosso | Isabelle Wenzel | Tania Franco Klein | Alex Blanco | Marisol Mendez | Paul Simon | Joana Choumali | Lewis Bush | Patrick Willocq | Diana Markosian
All of them have sought to redefine the image through photography, spurning the idea of recording a pre-existing object or situation in favour of using the camera as an instrument of experimentation and exploration.
– The Editorial Team
Contributing Photographers:
Alex Blanco
Diana Markosian
Isabelle Wenzel
Joana Choumali
Lewis Bush
Marisol Mendez
Patrick Willocq
Paul Simon
Samuel Fosso
Tania Franco Klein
Tom Butler
Contributing Authors:
Erik Vroons (chief editor)
Azu Nwagbogu
Daniel Boetker-Smith
Linda Zhengová
Patrycja Rozwora (intern)
Frankie – Issue 98
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00need some good news? how about this: issue 98 is officially on sale! it’s winging its way around australia (and beyond), with lots of wonderful stuff tucked away inside. some examples: a lady who’s started a doomsday collection of bread tags. a book club devoted to first nations stories. some old-fashioned insults that are due for a comeback (you slugabed!). a cosy home built inside a former yellow school bus. there are also puzzles to keep your mind chugging along, facts about some of our favourite native birds, and a few nifty – and natural – ways to make your house smell nice. we talk boobs in all their droopy, sensitive, meal-making glory, meet a wellington drag king with an important message, and consider the life lessons that come from learning to ride a motorbike. oh, and just a little thing: you’ll finally meet the winners of the 2020 good stuff awards! they’re a mighty fine bunch, if we do say so ourselves, and we can’t wait for you to get to know them.
Fotograf – Issue 37
Regular price SFr. 22.00 Save SFr. -22.00The opportunities to encounter the Other – someone other than myself – are transforming dynamically, thanks in part to technological developments and the possibilities for sharing both images and other information. However, we often isolate ourselves in smooth bubbles of sameness and the others disappear. Photography mediates encounters, but it is also a medium that alienates. Uneven terrain is a place where we meet; where our relationships take place, whether they are personal or social and political.
The aim of this issue is to seek out possibilities for encounters and the sharing of emotions through the media of photography and video, which either balance out the unevenness of the terrain or allow both parties to profit from it. As the terrain is uneven, our aim is to give space to works that facilitate encounters with the Other and to revive the function that in this sense can be attributed to the documentary media of photography and film.
Jack Pierson – Tomorrow’s Man 5
Regular price SFr. 59.50 Save SFr. -59.50The latest edition of Jack Pierson's photobook-cum-artist's book featuring work from some of Pierson's favorite contemporary artists
The fifth volume in Jack Pierson’s celebrated Tomorrow’s Man artist’s book series mixes imagery from all spectrums of the visual landscape into a single meditation on the world around us.
Combining archival material together with contributions by emerging and established artists, Tomorrow's Man 5continues on where the earlier volumes left off. In this edition, the diverse body of art includes Dietmar Busse's enigmatic, almost occult drawings on photography, David Dupuis' delicate, colorful abstractions and Richard Tinkler's bright geometric abstractions, as well as work by Janet Stein, David Carrino, Jeff Davis, Clement Schneider, Paul Stuttman and Jordan Wolfson (now infamous for his shocking work at the 2017 Whitney Biennial Real Violence) is included alongside Pierson's own images.
PUBLISHER
BYWATER BROS. EDITIONS
BOOK FORMAT
Paperback, 7.25 x 10 in. / 128 pgs / 128 color.
PUBLISHING STATUS
Pub Date 5/5/2020
The Eyes – Issue 10
Regular price SFr. 29.00 Save SFr. -29.00Built around the theme of “crossings”, those that hamper and those that bind, this edition gathers 10 portfolios and shines a light on the same number of photography books to help us towards a better understanding of a question that is at the heart of current events.
Poster Boy – Issue 1
Regular price SFr. 15.00 Save SFr. -15.00Poster Boy is a quarterly print poster magazine that features six models that have been captured in modern minimalist forms.
Each poster offers a distinct allure that results in a compelling, modern pin-up. All six posters combined form the magazine.
Off The Rails – Issue 17
Regular price SFr. 21.00 Save SFr. -21.00Off The Rails - Too Fast For Love Issue 17
Inside The Magazine
We spent the last 4 issues gearing up for Issue 17. This whole season was about exploring how our followers accepted all the genres of art we wanted to showcase. It's the most perfect collection of everything we love. Still with the same ethos of presenting works of the well known or the unknown, in the same light. With light at the end of the 2020 tunnel almost in sight, people have been reevaluating their lives and specifically the concept of time and time they've lost. 'Too Fast For Love' is our title for this collection. We haven't all been able to explore the things we love. Work, gigs, relationships, creating, hanging out with friends, going away on trips. Despite mostly being on lock down, time has still managed to move too fast. When we emerge on the other side, we will look at everything, including the mundane, in a very different way.
Our cover story is a thing of beauty. A collection of photographs of Jess Johnshot by our own, Matthew Comer, we've been sat on for a long time. We were waiting for the perfect artist to collaborate with. In comes Courtney Mc in slow mo through fire and brimstone. Her only instruction was, do whatever you want. Her unique style is impossible to ignore. With the biggest feature in the magazine as well as a double foldout cover, she's clearly the rock star of this show!
We have some new team members join our group of misfits. LA based Sarah Pardini, who you may remember shot our last cover story, has come on board and instantly smashes three of the best stories in this mag. Manchester based creative duo Eleanore Chetcuti and Sian Nuttall present their first story with us and hit a home run with local lass and musician, Charlotte OC.
We interview some of the most influential people on the block right now. Talk Art is the world's leading art podcast. Presented by Russell Tovey and Robert Diament, we join forces with them to talk art with Yinka Ilori in London. We talk with Sara Frazetta and how she's keeping the dark arts of her Grandfather Frank Frazetta, well and truly alive. Rahm Carrington tells us about his project documenting the infamous, lawless town of Slab City.
We jump feet first into our homie Nadz Banaag's take on youth culture and pushed candid photography, the grunge edge of Mara Weinstein, the bold colours and provocative nature of Nicoline Aagesen aka @mycameramyrules, and the cinematographic mind blowing stills of Theo Gosslin.
Our gallery, Maze present some killer artists. Incredible dot work from Dimitri Likissas, Tony Roos has some of the boldest brightest pages in the magazine with his take on the female form, and Jonathon Ouisse shows us some hyperreal surrealism paintings inspired by Italian Renaissance.
If all that wasn't enough, there's another 30+ stories including a self shot series by the skaters and people that hang at Hackney Bumps. Eartheaterhits the beaches of New York in the only way we'd expect. Pip brings us insane imagery that could have been torn straight from art work of The Streets, Tim Burgess (The Charlatans) tells us how saving Manchester's key live music venues & launching a nostalgic vibe TV show in 'Gorilla TV' will counter the covid attack on the hospitality industry, and friend / babe Antonina Kosior aka Nrata shows us how she's planning on being the new Emrata.
Altered States – Issue 1
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00Altered States is about cultural innovation and authenticity. A loosely arranged collage of new editorial, photo essays and archival photography, that outlines a sincere appreciation of the authentic niches and artistic experiences, within hair and beauty.
Katsu Naito, Drew Jarrett, Bob Recine, Nathan Farb, Gary Gill, Samuel Bradley, Frank B, Jonathan De Francesco, Kristina Ralph Andrews, Stuart Williamson, Clare Shilland, Josh Hight, Michael Harding, Hannah Elwell, Daniel Cuifo, Moritz Tibes, Jimmy Owen Jones, Emily Lipson, Kirby Marzec, Erol Karadag, Raisa Flowers, Parker Woods, Tiago Goya, Ben Beagent, Erin Green, Eliot McQueen, Joe Skilton, Marie Bruce, Henry Gorse, Xavier Scott Marshall, Amidat Giwa, Beck Davenport, Kyanisha Morgan
200 pgs, 35 × 25 cm, Softcover, 2020
Eikon – Issue 112
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00Viktoria Binschtok | Brigitte Borchhardt-Bidbaumer | Simon Bowcock | Pia Draskovits | Nela Eggenberger | Carla Susanne Erdmann |Brigitte Felderer | Barbara Filser | Jana Franze | Stefan Gronert | Beate Gütschow | Jochem Hendricks | Ruth Horak | Barbara Horvath | Peter Kunitzky | Christina Leber | Maren Lübke-Tidow | Cathrin Nielsen | Danièle Perrier | Uta M. Reindl | Roland Schöny | Claudia Slanar | Jan Stradtmann | Nadine Wietlisbach
Sprachen | Deutsch / Englisch
Format | 280 x 210 mm
ISBN | 978-3-904083-05-8
108 Seiten
EIKON, a magazine established in 1991 and published by the Austrian Institute of Photography and Media Art (Österreichisches Institut für Photographie und Medienkunst), based in the Museumsquartier Wien, views itself as a platform for Austrian and international artists from the fields of photography and media art.
EIKON is a bilingual magazine (German/English) published quarterly. A major feature of the magazine is its close collaboration with the presented artists, which is also reflected in the limited art editions published by EIKON (Edition EIKON). In addition, special issues are published on various occasions.
Having received a great deal of attention since its inception, EIKON Schauraum is a presentation platform in the heart of the Museumsquartier providing free access to Austrian and international photography and media art 24 hours daily.
Additionally, EIKON has assembled a comprehensive reference library, where visitors are free to browse more than 5,000 publications about topics such as photography, fine arts, art history, and technology.
Cereal – Issue 20
Regular price SFr. 23.00 Save SFr. -23.00In our AW 2020 issue we look to the restorative power of art and nature.
We meet with artists Torkwase Dyson, Anish Kapoor and Edmund de Waal. We visit Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Enoura Observatory and the home of master stonecutter Masatoshi Izumi in Japan, MONA in Tasmania, and Pavillon Le Corbusier in Switzerland. We traverse the expanses of the Atacama Desert and Patagonia in Chile, and unwind by the ocean in Broome, western Australia.
Sixteen Journal – Issue 4
Regular price SFr. 29.00 Save SFr. -29.00288 pages
245x315mm
Glossy Dust Covers
Printed on uncoated paper
Roe Ethridge, Jack Davison, Chadwick Tyler, Laurence Ellis, Arnaud Lajeunie, Anthony Blasko, Alexandra Leese, Joe Cruz, Xavier Encinas, Pat Martin, Drew Vickers, Marcus Schaefer, Caleb Stein, Gareth McConnell, Elizaveta Porodina and Mariette Pathy Allen.
Founded in 2016, Sixteen is an independent media platform celebrating the power of photography.
Published bi-annually, and on its digital platform, Sixteen gives a space for emerging and established artists to share their creative vision outside of their commercial habitat.
Through compelling visual stories in fashion, documentary, cinema and social/environmental justice, Sixteen is a rare place for creativity.
Sixteen Journal – Issue 3
Regular price SFr. 23.00 Save SFr. -23.0028 pages
289x380mm
Printed black on cyclus offset 100gr paper
Limited edition of 300 copies
Jack Davison, Chadwick Tyler, Mel Bles, Laura Coulson, Chloé Le Drezen, Drew Vickers, Bennie Julian Gay, Virginie Katheeb, Quentin de Briey, Sølve Sundsbø, Delphine Chanet, Jerry Pigeon, Niall O’Brien, Marcus Schaefer, Lucie Rox, Maxime Imbert, Anthony Blasko, Ward&Kweskin and Jeff Boudreau.
Founded in 2016, Sixteen is an independent media platform celebrating the power of photography.
Published bi-annually, and on its digital platform, Sixteen gives a space for emerging and established artists to share their creative vision outside of their commercial habitat.
Through compelling visual stories in fashion, documentary, cinema and social/environmental justice, Sixteen is a rare place for creativity.
Over Journal – Issue 1
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00Artists featured Becks Butler, David Farrell, Eva Kreuger, Francesca Catastini, Garry Loughlin, Guerrilla Girls, Heather Agyepong, Hiro Tanaka, Mark McGuinness, Shia Conlon, Teresa Eng, Theo Ellison, Vera Ryklova, and Yvette Monahan.
With texts by Aidan Kelly-Murphy, Alison Nordström, Amelie Schüle, Anna Ehrenstein, Benedetta Casagrande, Duncan Wooldridge, Erik Vroons, Gloria Oyarzabal, Jörg Colberg, Julia Gelezova, Natasha Christia, and Yining He.
Interview featured Marion Hislen.
Co-editors Julia Gelezova and Ángel Luis González
Designed and produced by PhotoIreland
160 pages
184 × 254 mm
Softcover
OVER journal is a new periodical publication and online platform that proposes its readers a more wholesome, honest, and critical observation and enjoyment of Photography. Publishing commissioned texts and artworks alongside interviews and opinion pieces, it aims to create the ideal channel for an open and global discussion about the context in which the discipline sits, and not just about the output of artists, exhibiting venues, and publishing houses.
OVER journal critically focuses on aspects often overlooked that affect the discipline, zooming out to observe the whole scene, to analyse what exactly is happening, what power relationships are at play. It is about preventing the repetition of obsolete and flawed structures, as much as highlighting the work of those who constructively are expanding what we still call Photography into new horizons. More than a portfolio magazine, it is a space for reflection on new practices, new ways of thinking.
Terrible – Issue 2
Regular price SFr. 27.00 Save SFr. -27.00TERRIBLE Magazine was founded by Nina Kammerer and Vrinda Jelinek 2019 in Vienna. We noticed a lack of representation for small and conscious brands in magazines. Therefore we dedicated ourselves to slow and responsible brands that create beautiful pieces and care about the environment, aswell as the people behind the items. We combine fashion with art and atmospheric photography to create an overall aesthetic and inspiring product. We want to bring conscious fashion closer to the reader and support those to create a clean, yet outstanding closet for themselves over time.
This issue contains:
9 editorials, 13 art/ photography contributions, 2 interviews on 184 pages, 23,5 x 28cm
participating photographers:
Diana Lange, Katia Wik, Lea Gugler, Maxime Cardol, Vrinda Jelinek
contributiors:
Adrian Hazi, Alina Zamanova, Anne Puhlmann, Catherine Hu, Celia Esterlus, Denise Rudolf Frank, Dina Bukva, Erika Lee Sears, Katharina Hoeglinger, Lea Sonderegger, Livia Falcaru, Masha Reva x Nadiia World, Mary Stephenson, Nina Kammerer, Noemi Ticia Kirics, Susanna Hofer, Yelena Yemchuk
Aperture – Issue 240
Regular price SFr. 29.00 Save SFr. -29.00This fall, as debates around nationalism and borders in North America reach a fever pitch, Aperture magazine releases “Native America,” a special issue about photography and Indigenous lives, guest edited by the artist Wendy Red Star.
“Native America” considers the wide-ranging work of photographers and lens-based artists who pose challenging questions about land rights, identity and heritage, and histories of colonialism. Several contributors revisit or reconfigure photographic archives—from writer Rebecca Bengal’s look at the works of Richard Throssel and Horace Poolaw, to artist Duane Linklater’s intervention in a 1995 issue of Aperture, “Strong Hearts,” the magazine’s first volume devoted to Native American photographers.
“I was thinking about young Native artists,” says Red Star, “and what would be inspirational and important for them as a road map.”
That map spans a diverse array of intergenerational image-making, counting as lodestars the meditative assemblages of Kimowan Metchewais and installation works of Alan Michelson, the stylish self-portraits of Martine Gutierrez, and the speculative mythologies of Karen Miranda Rivadeneira and Guadalupe Maravilla. “Native America” also features contributions by distinguished writers and curators, including strikingly personal reflections from acclaimed poets Tommy Pico and Natalie Diaz.
With additional essential contributions from Rebecca Belmore and Julian Brave NoiseCat, as well as a portfolio from Red Star, the issue looks into the historic, often fraught relationship between photography and Native representation, while also offering new perspectives by emerging artists who reimagine what it means to be a citizen in North America today.
Format: Paperback / softback
Publication date: 09-08-2020
Measurements: 0.6 inches
ISBN: 9781597114851
Lead support of the “Native America” issue of Aperture magazine is provided in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Henry Luce Foundation. Further generous support is provided by the Philip and Edith Leonian Foundation and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Significant support of Aperture magazine is provided by The Kanakia Foundation. Additional lead support is provided by Jon Stryker and Slobodan Randjelović.
Aversive Adhesives
Regular price SFr. 22.00 Save SFr. -22.00
No matter where we look, we are surrounded by beautiful images. Yet, with this excess in beauty all around, why should we bother to remember any of it? Aversive Adhesives looks into the other direction and explores the icky, the disturbing, the unsettling, or in some way 'aversive' images that repel upon sight. However, because of their repulsive nature, even when looking away these images become adhesive to you. Aversive Adhesives shines a light on a number of individuals who approach photography in new and unusual ways, who aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty to create images that will stick with you.
Concept: Max Siedentopf
Photographers: Roger Ballen, Olaf Breuning, Jesús Monterde, Thomas Mailaender, Yumiko Utsu, Jaimie Warren, Beni Bischof, Parker Day, Thomas Rousset, Pieter Hugo, Jaap Scheeren, Andy Kania, Olya Oleinic, Chris Maggio
Format: 24 x 22 cm
Umfang: 34 Seiten
Sticker: über 200 Aufkleber
Isbn: 978-3-944960-16-6
Self Service – Issue 53
Regular price SFr. 37.00 Save SFr. -37.00Self Service is French style for international filles and garcons. Stylish to the extreme, this coffee-table-worthy mag is packed to its spine with a mix of gloss and matte pages featuring fashion’s biggest names and most exciting designs. This is a title to delve into, to ponder, to come back to and read again. Cool, classy and bold, this is a title for lovers of the European Vogues, Purple and Fantastic Man.
Mirage No. 5 – Voyage Lumière
Regular price SFr. 75.00 Save SFr. -75.00Frankie – Issue 97
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00looking for a little extra joy and inspiration? well, good news: frankie issue 97 is officially on sale in australia, and it’s got both those things by the bucketload. for instance, there’s a fellow making a zoo’s worth of creatures out of (biodegradable) balloons, and the world’s first professional hijabi ballerina. you’ll also find art inspired by nostalgic things like gameboys and old-school arcades, plus a whole bunch of tips to help you grow yummy tea at home. we talk fun products for pets, making gin, and setting up a makeshift darkroom in your house – that is, when we’re not ogling lovely clothing and throws. need more incentive? how about a tour of north korea from a local’s perspective, some lovely rainbow families, and a bunch of retro recipes to satisfy your sweet tooth? plus, there’s all the usual laughs and real-life tales, of course. hope you enjoy, frankie friends.
Studio – Issue 1
Regular price SFr. 18.00 Save SFr. -18.00A magazine published biannually showcasing art and fashion in contemporary culture.
STUDIO defines itself as a well-curated, gallery-style publication showcasing contemporary fashion and art photography. STUDIO explores and engages these disciplines in dialogue with one another, tracing conceptual ideas in each field and freely bringing them together. STUDIO gives creative freedom to photographers and stylists, who are urged to create stories that are inspirational to them. STUDIO looks for unique vantage points that add something meaningful to the conversation about current culture: from tracing the effects of identity politics in fashion to surveying topics of digital isolation in contemporary art, STUDIO is a platform for finding unexpected links between all disciplines. STUDIO brings a Swiss refinement to its conceptual approach, pushing a new European vision to the international market.
Garage – Issue 19
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00How much wider are our eyes, and how important is it that we use them to see and be seen? How powerful and beautiful are our voices, and how awesome and boundless is the work that we can do when we use them in unison?
Issue 19 is a time capsule, a reflection of the people, the art, the music, and the fashion that we returned to again and again in the past six months. We were emboldened by our icons and idols, those who brought us a measure of hope as the world became more apocalyptic around us. On our two covers are the writer, actress, and director Michaela Coel, photographed in the streets of London by Liz Johnson Artur; and Mary J. Blige as seen by Hood By Air, photographed by Renell Medrano, and in conversation with Shayne Oliver.
Auslöser – Issue 3
Regular price SFr. 22.00 Save SFr. -22.00Content:
Hard facts:
Auslöser [aʊ̯sløːzɐ] (“Shutter Button” / “Trigger” / “Release”; German; Noun) is a biannual, bilingual (German & English) indie print magazine that focuses on the human stories behind the camera. Each issue features four in-depth photographer interviews, one company portrait behind the scenes and one camera in detail.
In times when anything and everything needs to exist online and needs to be faster and faster, we go back to the essentials and feature long-form in-depth interviews and photo stories exclusively in printed form.
Out of personal interest and love of photography, we have come to know more and more photographers and listened to their stories. And over time, the idea of creating a publication out of these stories has grown bigger and bigger. With Auslöser, we wish to slow down photography and offer a fresh publication form while presenting a variety of photographers in a reduced, unobtrusive way. We feature the people behind the camera.
Auslöser can be purchased in over 50 carefully selected galleries, museum shops, magazine- and bookstores worldwide from Vienna to Russia, from Portugal to China, and as a single edition and subscription via our online shop. Furthermore, you can find every issue at many universities and in libraries from Zurich to Amsterdam.
We were especially surprised by the very positive feedback we received from all sides. Many even said that Auslöser was more of a book than a magazine. Or as Allan Porter captured his “camera”-magazine (1966 – 1981) in a nutshell, “a museum without walls”. In our case, a museum on 160 pages, published twice a year.
Presenting and supporting the most diverse photographers, promoting the discourse of artistic photography and driving it into fresh, unexplored heights continues to be our goal. In every issue, we showcase two women and two men, combining the young with the old, the famous with the unknown and blending each and every background and culture, regardless of themes and categories.
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