The Journey of Things by Magdalene Odundo has been published alongside the exhibition of the same name presented at The Hepworth Wakefield in Spring 2019. The book features 44 of Odundo’s vessels alongside a large selection of museological and contemporary objects that reveal the wide range of global references that have informed her practice. The book object comprises a series of interleaved sections presenting an organic flow of content which pairs and juxtaposes the historic and the contemporary, featuring works by Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, Lucie Rie, Jean Arp, as well as ancient vessels from Greece and Egypt, historic ceramics from Africa, Asia and Central America, and ritual objects from across the African continent.

Published by: InOtherWords, 184 pgs, 24 × 18 cm, Softcover, 2019

VISIONS BY is a knowledge platform with an annual magazine that addresses the different perspectives on materiality and material cultures from a critical and speculative research focus. It aims at generating awareness through materials beyond their physical properties, and at considering materials as a new entitled discipline emerging from a design context.

Materials are inevitably linked to the evolution of humanity: they award identity, build heritage, and project futures. We focus on this social impact and perception of materials and the importance of materials in activating and dynamizing cultures and socioeconomic systems.

With annual presentations and participative performances by rising and consolidated designers, Visions By magazine issues are conformed by a curated eclectic mix of articles, photographic essays, interviews and case studies, englobing the different forms of understanding and exercising the material in a design context.

In this issue: Arnau Anglada, Victor Betriu, Diego Bustamante, Luis Carriere, Ernesto Castro, Juan de la Criz Megías, Fred Erik, Katharina, Hetzeneder, Daniel Riba, Ariadna Ser- rahima, Sara Torres, Jose María Torres Nadal, Pleun Van Dijk, Bernat Vázquez

More details:
Published in English
Print run 1.000 copies.
12.5 x 18cm
88 pages
softcover affixed with an exclusive pencil (17.5cm) and rubber (5.5cm x 2cm)

MacGuffin 7 – The Trousers

MacGuffin 7 – The Trousers | Dress up this spring with The Trousers of MacGuffin, dedicated to an object that is so much more than a garment: it’s a mirror of desires and passions far beyond reason. In ‘The Trousers’, MacGuffin empties the wardrobe and slips into survival gear, baggies with attitude, working uniforms, drainpipes, cargo shorts, laced-fly jeans, sexless saggy sack cloths, tent slacks, yoga leggings and bad-boy trousers. The burning question of course is: are pants really all about ass?

Featuring Umberto Eco, Paul Gorman, Emily King, Gert Jonkers, Karlheinz Weinberger, Emma McClendon and many many more.

MacGuffin 5 – The Cabinet

MacGuffin 5 opens up the curious life of the cabinet, where intimate stories are hidden away, kept and inevitably shown. Revealing enlightened DIY shelves, immaculate celebrity closets, whimsical cocktail bars, socialist kiosks, classic cubes and cabinets that beat you at a game of chess.

Featuring Sam Jacob, Emily King, Les Lalanne, Ettore Sottsass, Slothouber & Graatsma, Wolfgang Tillmans, Yvonne Dröge Wendel and many more.

MacGuffin 4 – The Sink, with a cover image photographed by Scheltens & Abbenes.

MacGuffin 4 delves into the alluring lives of the sink, the object that speaks volumes about who we are and how we live. Featuring mesmerizing inox sinks, sinks for genever drinkers, pathologists and babies, ‘kommunalka’ sinks, sitcom sinks, and bottomless sinkholes into which everything disappears. The magazine contains a wonderful series of stainless steel sinks by photography duo Scheltens & Abbenes and a short story by prize winning author Kira Wuck.

MacGuffin 3 – The Rope: where would we be without rope and knots? That’s the question.

As a design & crafts magazine MacGuffin 3 explores the fascinating life of the object that binds together pieces of furniture, K2 climbers, redneck cars, Japanese eggs and Mars rovers. It inspires a community of flax spinners, biennale curators, bondage lovers and sailing enthusiasts: Rope. Connoisseurs from designers Bertjan Pot and Brynjar Sigurðarson to writer Arnon Grunberg and artist Françoise Grossen shed their light on something so interwoven with our lives that it deserves a magazine of its own.

With Imagicasa Magazine, we bring a distinctive and unique way about the quality of living in the broadest sense of the word. The magazine informs, inspires and focuses both on the national and international (residential) market.

Frame magazine is the world’s leading interior-design publication. The bimonthly magazine is filled with inspiring projects and stunning photography from all sectors of the international interiors industry. Since 1997, Frame has remained faithful to its vision: putting interior design on the map as a creative profession that’s on a par with product design and architecture.

The May/June 2019 issue of Frame magazine reports on the human-centric focus of interior design, and how tech is transforming live music.

Sprache: Englisch

Summer 19

This edition of Imagicasa magazine is not only the first issue that we publish in the month of June, it is also the 10th edition. A real jubilee edition! We could not have reached this milestone without our loyal partners and readers, so first of all I would like to thank you all for your continued support and trust.

In just a few years, Imagicasa has grown enormously. The website expanded to this magazine and we now even offer a real lifestyle with the decorative objects and exclusive furniture that are sold in our webshop. Our website also got a fresh coat of paint to fit even better in the style and atmosphere that Imagicasa represents. The ‘stories’ make the website more dynamic, partners and their realisations get more visibility and there are many new features.

On top of that, we don’t just write about national and international inspiring projects, since this spring our magazine is actually sold abroad (Singapore, Australia, the UK, Switzerland). A great honour and the confirmation that with hard work dreams can really come true!

So, we advise everyone to keep dreaming and with the help of this June edition of Imagicasa magazine we are already giving our readers a push in the right direction. Summer is approaching and maybe you have a pleasant holiday to look forward to. This is the ideal time to relax with a magazine – and maybe also a cocktail – in your hand and let yourself be inspired by all the beauty we bring.

Exclusive travel destinations, retro interiors and colourful works of art are put in the spotlight. We present both international names (Thierry Lemaire, Irakli Zaria, Winter McDermott) and Belgian high-flyers (Balo, Nathalie Deboel). We also bring you the stories of flight attendants working on private jets, the founder of the company Vip & Butler Services and we share tips of a real estate agent in Spain. Looking for something even more exclusive? Then let yourself be enchanted by the latest yacht designs by Oceanco and designer Andy Waugh. And are you still looking for a fun activity this summer? Be sure to visit Boon Gallery in Knokke where some unique works by Picasso will be exhibited.

As you will notice, we have once again collected a tasteful collection of interesting and inspiring subjects for you and we hope to be able to do so for many years to come.

The Desk

MacGuffin 8 – The Desk | Time to get serious in 2020 with MacGuffin 8, an issue devoted to that most studious of objects: the desk. MacGuffin pulls open desk drawers and points up desk plants, surveying a succession of clean desks and messy desks, radical desks and resolute desks, makeshift desks and talk show desks, not to mention the fine art of office pranking and presidential doodling.

Featuring Francois Dallegret, Egon Eiermann, Enzo Mari, Saint Jerome, Superstudio, Jan Švankmajer and many, many more.