Through December 19th, catch the One Every Day show at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. Curated by Printeresting, the show is a collected of printed ephemera from the likes of Megawords, Kate Bingamin-Burt, Colby Bird, Adam Pendleton, Dexter Sinister and many more.
A semi-annual audio magazine that's hand-letterpressed and hand-folded, The Journal of Popular Noise just released its latest copy, which features recordings from Foscil's residency at the BLVD Gallery in Seattle.
You have to be insane not to strike quick and grab yourself a copy of William Boone's new zine. He is one of my complete and total favorite artists around and you need to go spend an hour sorting through all of his posted work ASAP. Then try to get one of the limited zines. -Jen
I'm a total fan of digital magazines and the fourth issue of Glossy Mag is out and has some great material, including interviews with the adorable Alexandra Spencer of 4th & Bleeker and Urban's own collaborator, Jane Aldrige. Read on! -Jen
Izrock Mixed Business's latest offering is Project Rooms, a zine of drawings from Mark Whalen/Kill Pixie.
The ever-lovely Frankie magazine just released their first limited-edition photography book. It's full of all the hazy colors and sweet scenes Frankie is know for.
With brief intros—"Noah Kalina is 29 and conserving electricity," "Carson E. Fisk-Vittori is 22 and real normal"—the Mossless blog offers up an interview with a new photographer every other day.
The latest issue of online mag 01 Magazine drops, full of interviews, beautiful fashion spreads, illustrations, photography, collage, and lots more stuff you should really dig into.
Kicking off New York Fashion Week tomorrow night is Vogue's Fashion's Night Out. An international celebration of all things fashion and shopping, the night includes everything from special retail events to performances, makeovers and lots of free-flowing champagne.
I don't think anyone (apparently not even Madonna) can pull off these LV bunny ears quite as well as Daria Werbowy has for Flare Magazine. Maybe it's the leather pants or that she'd look amazing wearing a burlap sack but this cover has me sold. X - Jen
Artist Nate Page takes magazines and transforms them into layered sculptures, which is a great way to recycle your monthly reading.
Though she's barely 18, Aimee Han's dreamy photography can be found on her blog, Cavaan, and in Pocketto, an incredibly cool zine, which you should surely check out, if you haven't already.
Need more Terry Richardson in your life? Who doesn't? Catch the annual Vice Magazine Photography Exhibition, opening tonight at the Spencer Brownstone Gallery. Also on display are works from Angela Boatwright, Tim Barber, Maggie Lee, Jerry Hsu, Stephen Shore, Logan White, and many, many more.
Who wouldn't read a magazine made by these guys? We sure would, especially when it's free, and issue 10's theme is "Still Not Famous."
Ben Toms has photographed some of my favorite editorials for Dazed & Confused. I always hope with each month to see a new set of his incredible photos and July does not disappoint, on the right. X - Jen
Who wouldn't spill their guts to this guy? Henry Holland puts his formidable interviewing skills to use for a video series for British Vogue: "I’m here with Alexander Wang. We’re going to ask him very probing questions. Or not. Whatever.”
Sadly, the greeting cards that Bruce Weber created for V Man don't really exist. But if they did, we'd definitely be sending grandma some male on her birthday. (Via Refinery 29.)
It's been a long wait for the second issue of Sydney arts and culture mag Silverlimbo. Five years to be exact. That's a long time to be in, erm, limbo.
Brewed in the bars and backyard ramps of Richmond, Virginia, Born Ugly Magazine is the voice and visual of the everyday skateboarder; Issue 1 is so tight and we're way into the berserker art direction by RVA's Barf Comics.
Two of our favorite design connoisseur, Apartamento and Reference Library, have teamed up in Milan to create Everyday Life Shopping Experience, an object shop with in-store happenings by Bertjan Pot, Martino Gamper, Max Lamb and Rich, Brilliant, Willing, and featuring everything from artist zines and paperclip jewelry to eBay finds and whittled spoons.
