Maxime quoted in the New York Times on the 10th of May 2013

Read the full interview with Maxime here: http://issuu.com/veinemagazine/docs/veine_numero7

Interview with Maxime Buchi in German L’Officiel Hommes

An indepth interview with Maxime

Photography by Felicity Ieraci
Words by Joseph Delaney

http://www.stampmag.co.uk/maxime-buechi/

CONTEMPORARY SWISS DESIGN

Sang Bleu (middle left and bottom) Designer and tattoo aficionado Maxime Büchi (see W*140 page 072) has helmed Sang Bleu since 2004, when the first issue of this fusion of tattoos, alt-culture, art and fashion reared its richly printed head. Working with Jeanne-Salomé Rochat, Adrian Wilson and Ben Perdue, the Lausanne-based publication is dragging body art into the gallery and onto the catwalk.

A nice in-depth interview with Maxime Büchi, for those who read the Italian language.

http://www.wallpaper.com/art/types-we-can-make-exhibition-at-mit-museum-usa/4806

“Je te conseille de faire un tour coûte que coûte du côté de Sang Bleu. C’est juste le webzine (aussi en papier) le plus cool de la planète right now. “

everything said!


http://pollynoir.blogspot.com/2010/08/back-to-black.html

very nice post about Sang Bleu project!
http://ffw.com.br/ffwblog/sangue-azul/

http://mother-magazine.com/blog/?p=1525

a nice comment on Sang Bleu

Read here

“Though it´s ambition is sky high, Sang Bleu manages to escape beeing over pretentious and anal about it´t features; it simply covers alternative lifestyle in a blindingly beautiful and brutally honest way.”

read the rest here:
http://spatziba.com/art/great_paper_505

A very insightful review of Sang Bleu 5 by Zana Bayne

“Working your way through Sang Bleu is like navigating through a stream of consciousness. …”

read here:
http://www.garbagedress.com/2010/06/reading-with-zana-14.html

Read the interview here:

http://www.openingceremony.us/entry.asp?pid=916

On the New York launch.

“Its no surprise that the event was well attended by many of the greater creatives here…”

Read here.

“the publication features some of the most beautiful experimental and influential works i’ve seen in quite awhile…”
read it here!
http://www.dirtyflaws.com/2010/06/chaos-forever.html

2 PAGE REVIEW ON SANG BLEU 5 IN THE LAST ISSUE OF BERLIN-BASED 032C

Both the blank page and the unmarked skin are embryos of possibility that offer graphic prospects in pure, touchable form. These two surfaces collide in the Swiss magazine Sang Bleu, whose recently published issue 5 is the largest yet, and whose size may soon match the Bible’s. Combining tattoo culture, body modification, and fetish with art, fashion, and literature, Sang Bleu conjures an intrepid material territory. …”

On the SB shirt & SB5 To read click here.

SANG BLEU/MAPP event

“…(Sang Bleu) provides a precise insight into modern urban society.”

indepth interview with Maxime Büchi by Elisa Simi.
Read Here

a very nice comment on René Habermacher’s series for SB5 here

read David Hellqvist’s article here

“…and there’s no corners cut when it comes to the design techniques that make magazines worth collecting.”

read the review here:
http://www.selectism.com/news/tag/sang-bleu/

read the review HERE

sang bleu 5 review

Interview with Maxime Büchi by Lyna Ahanda

a little interview

First official review of Sang Bleu 5!
Read it here

A mention of Sang Bleu in this little article. Very honoured to find Sang Bleu in such good company!

Sang Bleu is no1 of their Top 10 Tattoo Blogs!

a nice little comment on our issue 5 cover!

(february 2009)

The niche magazines riding out the gloom

a nice little mention on the blog of the clothing store “Fever”, Sweden

(November 2009)
An interview by Daniel Björk

3rd issue (only iPhone application)
The feature on Sang Bleu was actually banned from the final version by the Apple censorship, but here is it in the online version
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Edition of November 18 2009
cultural TV show on french channel France 2
Maxime Büchi in company of french philosopher & sociologist Philippe Liotard.
Website here

issue F/W 09-10
Interview with Maxime Büchi by Damian Sammarco

(swiss french-spoken newspaper)
November 23 2009
“Sang Mêlé” by Séverine Ambrus
Read it here

November the 9th.
a fun little interview by Elisa Lusso

November the 09th, 2009

read the article here, here, here

(27th October 2009)
Sang Bleu review on the business and brand strategy website Agenda Inc.

Read it here.

(23rd of October 2009)
The Fashion Magazine as Personal Art Project
Text by Imran Amed

edition 2009

read more here

german graphic design website
read the article here

(France)
edition of Saturday the 17th of October 2009
Article by Astrid Girardeau

Read it here

and a little erratum here

(USA) Fall 2009
“Eye Of The Needle” interview with Maxime Buechi
text by William Van Meter, photography by Bruno Staub

Issue of July and August 2009

(UK) issue 72, Summer 2009
“Body Type” by Keith Miller

read it here

The NY times’ style magazine online

Ozon Magazine
May 2009 issue

interview with Maxime Buechi

Maxime Buechi/Sang Bleu – Release of Journal III/IV
On www.defchoiceparis.com
On the 13th of September

(france), issue 41, October 2007, p.30–31
“SANG BLEU”

(germany), issue 29, Decembre 2008, p.210–217
“JUNYA SANG BLEU” photography by Ben Weller

(France), issue 29 February 2008, p.58–61
“DE CHAIR ET DE SANG” by Joel Vacheron

(UK) October 2007, p.28
“Maxime Buechi, SANG BLEU”

(germany), issue 13, winter 2007, p.7
“Lost and found, SANG BLEU”

(italy), issue 42 Nov–Dec 2007, p.68
“SANGUE BLU”

(switzerland), Dec 2007–Jan 2008, p.28
“Magazine Sang Bleu Une sensibilité à fleur de peau” by Joel Vacheron

(UK), Dec 2007, p.34–35
“Class of 2007: SANG BLEU”

(switzerland) Issue 14, 2008, p.77
“SANG BLEU II”

(france), Issue 2, Fall-Winter 2007
“MAXIME BUECHI in conversation with Alice Benusiglio”

(switzerland), 10 th Janvier 2008, p.54
“Tatoué aux multiples facettes” by Christophe Schenk

(switzerland), 16–17 Février 2008
“Maxime Buechi fait couler le “Sang bleu” by Etienne Dumont

Sang Bleu, thanks to Nicole Udry, recently took part in the 2009 edition of “forms of inquiry” which took place in Lausanne.

Here is the blurb they wrote about SB in their catalogue. I though it was pleasantly well put…