Recently Rick Owen’s let Lynn Yager into his exceptional Paris apartment for the Wall Street Journal. Have a look through more photo’s and read the article here

 

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The beginning and end of Charles Atlas’s Hail the New Puritan, 1986

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Dancing Scissors

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and Veruschka’s 1971 Playboy spread

 

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The Spreuth Mager’s gallery have replicated Kenneth Anger’s ultra glamourous Hollywood home for their new show Icons this month in London. Bringing together a collection of Kenneth Anger’s photographs, notes, scrapbooks and memorabilia from throughout his life in to their gallery and displaying them much like the layout in Anger’s own home this exhibtion will be sure to give a personal look into one of the most inspiring and pioneering men of the 20th century who has helped shape almost anything and everything even remotely avant-garde since the 1940′s. Exhibited over two rooms, one in a midnight blue and the other in the most luxurious velvet red the show will be sure to succeed in giving a look into Anger’s incredibly impressive life.

Icons Spreuth Magers London

March 23 – April 23 2012

Address 7A Grafton Street, London, W1S 4EJ 

Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm 

Admission: Free 

 

ICONS, INSTALLATION VIEW SPRÜTH MAGERS LONDON, 2013

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Viva was a magazine for women that celebrated female sexuality  and was published by Penthouse from 1973 to 1980. Varying from highly romanticised, emmanuelle-esque editorials tailored to women’s fantasies to in depth articles examining the female orgasm and erotic literature, the magazine excelled in delivering the desires of women to a wider public. For a short time Anna Wintour was the fashion editor who often roped in Helmut Newton to photograph for them. You can look through copies of VFILES here.

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