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Really Amazing Tattoo International Covers

Reba Maybury — Mon, 21 May 2012 22:34:04 +0000

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Jondix X Tattoo artist Magazine

Maxime Buchi — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 10:17:07 +0000

Our dear friend, fabulous tattooist & shaman Jondix is featured in the new issue of Tattoo Artist Magazine. I guess the insanity of the cover he designed says it all.

Invitation: Présentation de Novembre Magazine # 4 à Paris / Galerie Kamel Mennour

Florence Tetier — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:47:21 +0000

Nous vous invitons à venir découvrir le nouveau numéro de Novembre Magazine,

le
Vendredi 17 février 2012

de
18h00 à 20h00

chez
Galerie Kamel Mennour
47, rue Saint-André des arts
75006 Paris

A vendredi!
Novembre

Novembre Magazine
http://www.kamelmennour.com
Evénement Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/events/234720379948966/

Novembre Issue 4: Out in December

Florence Tetier — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 03:10:10 +0000

In the meantime, we’re proud to show you the 2 covers of the forthcoming issue of Novembre:

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ENCENS NEW ISSUE + COCKTAIL PARTY

Esther Moisy-Kirschbaum — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 18:39:39 +0000

Oct 6th, 2011

P A R I S

Le Carmen

34, rue Duperré

website

Binary code

Dan Thawley — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 10:00:25 +0000

The sleeve of a macramé jacket from the graduation collection of Jantine Van Peski, on day one of shooting for the Novembre #4 feature on the Antwerp Fashion Academy, shot this week in Antwerp by Reto Schmid and Lee Wei Swee.

closing statement dot dot dot in MetropolisM

Jeanne-Salome Rochat — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 10:36:27 +0000

The article is by David Bennewith. HAVE A LOOK HERE!

It ends this way:

I would propose not simply more design criticism, but instead the notion of design criticism being more specific, focussed and engaged, building on the work of a few still surviving publishers of serials focussed on graphic design (and its more immediate borders) and that are independent, attentive, invaluable, curious, spirited and constructive: The University of Reading’s Typography Papers (Hyphen Press), Rhode Island School of Design’s Visible Language and also The National Grid, Baseline Magazine, etc.

Look for Dexter Sinister’s new magazine titled Bulletins of The Serving Library!

Atomage Magazine

Florence Tetier — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 12:05:10 +0000

Some of my favourite covers of Atomage Magazine, found on this website: http://www.atomage.co.uk/
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Naomi & Vladimir

Jeanne-Salome Rochat — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 13:50:59 +0000

Last November, the world’s first tiger summit in St Petersburg ended with £330m pledged to make the great cat worth more alive than dead. The summit was attended by Vladimir Putin, Wen Jiabao, Leonardo DiCaprio, World Bank chief Robert Zoellick and Naomi Campbell. During the summit, Naomi spoke with the Russian prime minister.

Naomi Campbell: You’re in pretty good physical shape. How do you manage to keep yourself so fit?
Vladimir Putin: Probably the same way you do.

Check out the rest of the interview on British GQ’s website.

Novembre Issue 2

Florence Tetier — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 14:52:21 +0000

The new issue of Novembre, made by Maxime Büchi, Jeanne-Salomé Rochat, Florian Joye & myself is finally out.
It will be available in Switzerland in bookshops and newsagents from next week on, and in a selection of shops worldwide soon. A series of launches (Geneva, Zürich, Basel, Paris, London) will follow, we will keep you updated.

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With features on/by:

Adrian Wilson
Aida
Alena Kostantinova
Alexander Binder
Alexandre Vauthier
Ali Stepka
Aline Guberan
Amanda Bühler
Amira Hayden
Andrey Bartenev
Anne Rochat
Anita Wey
Anouk Manser
Athene Galiciadis
Axelle Stiefel

Ben Perdue
Beni Bischof
Bevel by Jonathan Goldstein
Bianca O’Brien
Bill Yarrow
Bonsoir
Brian Kerstetter

Camie Rebord
Camille Grandaty
Candice Bary
Carin Wester
Carole Colombanie
Cartier
Cerre
Charlie Harrington
Christoph Hefti
Claude-Hubert Tatot
Claudia Comte
Clayton & Flavie Webster
Clément Delépine

Damir Doma
Dan Hoy
Daniela Retana
Dave Lüthi
Dave Marshal Sturm
Delphine Roche
Denis Pernet
Denis Savary
Dominic Knecht
Dora Wilkenfeld
Duane Pitre

Elise Lammer
Emily Wabitsch
Emmanuel Thibault
Erik Madigan Heck
Estelle Hanania
Esther Moisy-Kirchbaum
Ezio Diaferia

France Fiction
Francesco Casarotto
Franco Gobbi
François Chaignaud
Franz Gertsch
Frédéric Baldo
Fuzi

Geoff Trenchard
Gilles Furtwängler
Guillaume Pilet

Henrik Vibskov
Helve Leal
Helvetica Bold +

Ilaria Norsa

Jack Ferver
Jason Farrer
Jean-Luc Verna
Jesper Thomsen
Jennifer Teets
Jon Leon
Jonas Marguet
Jules Spinatsch
Julia Schweizer
Juliette Fayard
Julien Pujol

Kenneth Libbrecht
Kristy Sparoy
Kunsthall Basel

Lady Tarin
Laurent Kropf
Laurent le Deunff
Les Urbaines
Lou-Maria Kiddo
Luc Andrié
Luca Galasso

Mabe Bethonico
Mads Dinesen
Mali Lazell
Marcelo Gomes
Marco Poloni
Maria Palm
Marie Thomsen
Mark Cox
Marie-Caroline Hominal
Marinka Limat
Marlène Van de Casteele
Mary Katrantzou
Matthew Xavier Callahan
Matthieu Lavanchy
Mauricio Nardi
Mélanie Skriabine
Melissa Wolfgang
Mette Thorsgaard
Minimarket
Miriam Leonardi
Musée suisse de la mode
Myrthe de Poel

Natalia Brilli
Nathalie Bicrel
Nathalie Nobs
Nancy Medina
Nanna Flachs
Nicola Formichetti
Nicolas Coulomb
Nina Egli
Nine Yamamoto-Masson

Odile Bernard Schroeder

Pablo Arroyo
Pablo Bronstein
Patrick de Rham
Paola Lavinia Basile
Pauline Beaudemont
Play Hunter
Priska Morger

Rémi Barbier
Rémi Lamandé
Robert Grosvenor
Romona Eschbach
Ronan Pécher
Runólfur J. Hauksson

Sam Falls
Samuel Gross
Sandra Berrebi
Sandra Hildebrandt
Scott Bourne
Sean Thomas
Shaun Casey
Shawna Ferreira
Sigurd Grünberger
Silvia Prada
Simone Prusso
Sorin Pacurariu
Stefan Rinck
Stephan Steiner
Stine Goya
Suzie Bird
Sybille Walter
Sylvain Menétrey

Thibaud Etcheberry
Thomas Adank
Thomas Lehner
Thomas Lanfranchi
Thomas Smith
Tim Hamilton
Tim Philip Neugebauer
Ting Ting Qian
Tommy Chase Lucas
Tristan Gigon

Ugo Signorello

Verena Zeller
Vlad Varma
Vincent Lamouroux

Yitzhak Rabin Gallery

Zachary Watkins
Zana Bayne

Is it better to burn out than fade away?

Jeanne-Salome Rochat — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 15:46:39 +0000

This adage of the traditional bohemian artist has become the first commandment for freelancers everywhere in today’s economy. Addicted to deadlines, we’re supposed to imagine burnout lurking around the corner, as we’re working ourselves to the bone.

Today, December 9, as we just finished Novembre Issue 2 (out in January, so get ready) I’m savouring the pleasures of exhaustion and thinking: the corner is not a straight angle. It’s a round one. A neverending one, that you can endlessly follow, never reaching any horizon. Time is never up, countdown never hits zero and this is it. This is how it must be, it could have been different but it’s not, no drama.

Yet the constant state of exhaustion that we’re in can be used as a way to produce new spaces. Overspending and exhaustion are not only moments in the cyclical patterns of capitalism’s reproduction and regeneration anymore. They are spaces of latencies, of levitation. Why not consider the potentials of that peculiar production? Nothing can be burnt anymore, anyway. We’ve already reached the state of ashes, soft and volatile. No spell to break. We’re not too drunk to fuck, we’re simply drunk all the time and fucking all the time. Let’s forget about the horizon and actualise latencies, as they can too be faster, better and stronger.

Let’s keep working oursevles to the bone, let’s reveal ashes beyond fire, and life beyond blood.

Above, “SUNSET, I love the horizon”, 2008, by Andro Wekua. (published by Le Magasin)

L’officiel Paris

Maxime Buchi — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 17:29:10 +0000

Sang Bleu is happy to announce that its sister company B&P recently produced this special version of its “Didot” typeface on behalf of Adrien Pelletier, new Art Director of l’Officiel Paris. Speaking of B&P, we are currently working on a brand new website and several new releases, coming out very shortly on www.swisstypefaces.com!

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V

Maxime Buchi — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 04:28:35 +0000

At a release party for V magazine, you might find:

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encens issue 26

Maxime Buchi — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 23:59:34 +0000

Yesterday we attended to the Launch of the 26th issue of iconic french fashion magazine Encens. It took place at non-any-less-iconic NY store Atelier on Hudson street. Needless to say, the cream of the crop was to be found among the attendees. Pictured here Zana Bayne (wearing a very impressive new piece of hers), Nikki Moose & jewelry designer Jonathan Goldstein.

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new york people

Maxime Buchi — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:38:35 +0000

see you there!