Album

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Eline Mugaas and Elise Storsveen
Album



Published by: Primary Information

21 x 29.5 cm Softcover Colour Offset 2014

£20.00

This publication collects the first ten issues of Album magazine, created by artists Eline Mugaas, chiefly a photographer, and Elise Storsveen, who works primarily in painting, collage and textile. Each issue of the magazine grapples with a different theme: heterosexuality, commodities and commodification, the "lonely man," femininity, architecture, the desire for children, outer space, the creative female and nature. Each theme is explored entirely through found images or full pages taken from a variety of sources from the 1960s to the 1970s, which range from Scandinavian advertisements, etiquette manuals, cookbooks and magazines to craft books and sex-education guides. Each thematic issue provides a deftly arranged panoply of clever readings, made clear only through the artists' juxtaposition of images. Album engages in a sophisticated metanarrative on the human body, sexuality and the social lives of images. Copublished with Teknisk Industri AS.

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Charlie Rubin
Strange Paradise



Published by: Conveyor Editions

19 x 24.5 cm Softcover Colour Offset 2014

£24.00

Strange Paradise ambles between the peculiar and the familiar, as Charlie Rubin works intuitively to create unexpected combinations with idiosyncratic logic. Taking perception as his waypoint, Rubin presents a kaleidoscopic body of work that explores the convergence of the actual and the artificial. While some photographs are manipulated, many are left unchanged, serving to pace and balance the work, and to further question what is real and what is altered. 

Issue 45

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Mousse Magazine
Issue 45



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26.5 x 37.5 cm Softcover Newsprint

£8.00

This issue features: Jan Verwoert Lav Diaz Chus Martinez  Nick Currie

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Various Artists
Hired Hand



Published by: Lodret Vandret

64 pages 20 x 26 cm Softcover Edition of 300

£22.00

Vandret Publications is proud to present Hired Hand, containing photographic works of young artists Stuart Bailes (UK), Bea Fremderman (US), Ingo Mittelstaedt (DE) and Athena Torri (US). Their elegant landscapes and still lifes are re-appropreated – collaged, juxtaposed and presented alongside internet stock photographs to make up a softspoken picture poem in which brute force and a slight caress suggest an undefined plot.

99 x 99s

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Luke Stephenson
99 x 99s



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224 pages 29 x 22 cm Hardcover 2014

£30.00

224 pages with 198 photographs of 99 ice creams and 99 locations. Essay by Michael Smith and designed by YES. 

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Badlands 777
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178 pages 29 x 20 cm Softcover 2014

£12.00

Born out of a friendship and a mutual appreciation for all things bad, BADLANDS777 started out in 2010 in Essex  as a blog, by Chloe Lamb, Jade Lamb and Lilli-Rose Baily, dedicated to women, fashion, film, music and art. With a taste for genuine vintage clothing, but vast lack of choice around us, we decided to strive to provide a bigger and better choice for other girls alike. Four years later, with a vintage label and DIY fashion collection behind us, BADLANDS777 are now incredibly proud to present the first issue of our magazine, entitled ‘The Sisterhood Issue’ and our new collection, ‘Hot Days, Dirty Nights’.  

Issue 2

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Noon
Issue 2



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168 pages 24 x 34 cm Softcover 2014

£10.00

Noon is a magazine concerned with art and commerce. Published twice a year, the title has a strong art and fashion bias, with contemporary critical text alongside. Issue 02 features contributions from Alasdair McLellan, Charlie Engman, Mel Bles, Jason Evans, Gareth McConnell, Taryn Simon, Neil Beloufa & Douglas Coupland.

West Street Studio

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Landon Metz
West Street Studio



Published by: Libraryman

36 pages 23 x 29 cm Hardcover First Edition  2014

£46.00

In preparing for a solo exhibition American painter Landon Metz (b. 1985, American) was commissioned to portray his work process in his New York based West Street Studio through a camera lens, for two intensive weeks. The limited edition photo-book is unique in its kind as the art form differs from that of the artist's signature.

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Issue 3

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Baron
Issue 3



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400 pages 16.5 x 11 cm Softcover Colour Offset

£15.00

‘Unlike “real relationships”, “virtual relationships” are easy to enter and to exit. They look smart and clean, feel easy to use, when compared with the heavy, slow-moving, messy real stuff,’ argued 88-year-old sociologist Zygmunt Bauman. Sex is often a vital part of romantic relationships. But what happens to sex in a world where everything is becoming digitized? And in a world where all of social life is measured against the ability to consume? “The Future of Sex” is a journey into the uncanny and hyper real world that increasingly shapes our experience of sex. For Postmodern thinkers like Jean Baudrillard and Umberto Eco our society is now characterized by prefabricated images and experiences. With the advent of new real time media, the hyper real world has worked its way into our bedrooms. At the same time, “The Future of Sex” investigates what Bauman calls ‘liquid identities’, which nowadays extends to social media and sex. Welcome to “The Future of Sex” – a world in which sexuality is fluid and the hyper real world caters for it! “The Future of Sex” introduces two guest editors, Robert Henry Rubin the editor of cult magazine NIGHT, and the infamous club kid Michael Alig, plus a sassy foreword by Brett Anderson from Suede. Baron Magazine Issue 3 is our biggest issue yet and we all know bigger is better. Starring the worlds finest perverts: Prince Stanislas Klossowski de Rola, Blommers/Schumm, Jason Evans, Neil Drabble, Harley Weir, Asger Carlsen, Darian Darling, Brandon Olson, Lady Starlight, Jordan Clark, Eli Craven, Stefen Ruitenbeek, Johnny Dufort, nightcoregirl, Milk, Ernie Glam, Bjarne Melgaard, Eva Stenram, Isabelle Wenzel, Colin Dodgson, Camgirls Project, Angela Washko, Alexandra Vogt, Nina Antonia, Alexander Kattke, Juliana Huxtable, Walt Cassidy, Mark SaFranko, Tony O’Neill and our cover stars Inside Flesh. 

Volume 3

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Desillusion
Volume 3



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254 pages 21.5 x 28 cm Hardcover Colour Offset 2014

£13.50

260 pages that includes such stories as: • An immersion into the minds of David González, Jeremy Flores & Andrew Doheny • Photo essays by Tom Carey, Woody Gooch & Mike Spears • Interviews with Andrew Doheny & artist Adam Silverman • Essays on House of Vans in London & the big wave fanzine by Derek Dunfee • Fashion editorials by Yougo Jeberg & Pierre David • An encounter with DIY spot maker Bastien Marlin • An insight into the life & home of Mikkel Bang • Wild adventures by Patrik Wallner & Carlos Blanchard • Discussions & photo essays with Ryan Spencer, Rémy Taveira & Will Adler Cover photograph by Patrik Wallner

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The Happy Reader
Issue 1



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64 pages 17 x 24.5 cm Softcover 2014  Available now for pre-order.  To be dispatched Monday 17th November.

£3.00

The Happy Reader is a new magazine published by Penguin Classics in collaboration with the creators of the award-winning Fantastic Man. For avid readers and the uninitiated alike, it is a chance to reengage with classic literature and to stay inspired and entertained. The concept of the magazine is excitingly simple: the first half is a long-form interview with a notable book fanatic and the second half explores one Penguin Classics title from an array of surprising and invigorating angles, through fashion, art, lifestyle, history, film and more. The Happy Reader never patronizes, nor does it seek to baffle its audience with literary name-dropping or pedantry, wearing its bookish curiosity with a playful lightness of touch, delighting in the potential for whimsy and humour. The magazine is centred on the concept of 'precious print', as embodied by Penguin Classics and Fantastic Man. It explores the myriad advantages of the printed word and image: beautiful typography, high dwell time, the matte charm of ink on paper, the calming luxury of being 'offline'. The magazine is a design object in and of itself.

Issue 11

November 11, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Inventory Magazine
Issue 11



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224 pages 23 x 30.5 cm Softcover Colour Offset Pre-order your copy of Inventory Issue 11 now.  To be dispatched 19th November.

£16.00

Having produced ten issues of Inventory it felt like the right time to take a step back; to evolve things and present something fresh. This is exactly what Issue 11 represents. Alongside a new format and updated design, the Fall-Winter ’14 cover, shot by Mark Borthwick, features Hiroki Nakamura – creator and designer of seminal brand Visvim. Our eleventh edition also includes Oliver Payne, Margaret Howell, John Gluckow, Dover Street Market, Hirofumi Kurino, Naissance and Yohji Yamamoto, as well as contributions by Shin Murayama, Hanna Putz, Brian DeGraw and Gosha Rubchinskiy. At 224 pages and with launches planned in Tokyo, Los Angeles and Paris, among other cities, it's our most ambitious issue to date.  

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November 10, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Badlands 777
Issue 1



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178 pages 29 x 20 cm Softcover 2014

£12.00

Born out of a friendship and a mutual appreciation for all things bad, BADLANDS777 started out in 2010 in Essex  as a blog, by Chloe Lamb, Jade Lamb and Lilli-Rose Baily, dedicated to women, fashion, film, music and art. With a taste for genuine vintage clothing, but vast lack of choice around us, we decided to strive to provide a bigger and better choice for other girls alike. Four years later, with a vintage label and DIY fashion collection behind us, BADLANDS777 are now incredibly proud to present the first issue of our magazine, entitled ‘The Sisterhood Issue’ and our new collection, ‘Hot Days, Dirty Nights’.  

Issue 20

November 17, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Palais
Issue 20



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192 pages 28.5 x 22.5 cm Softcover 2014

£13.90

The issue 20 of the magazine PALAIS reflects the new season of exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo, from October 2014 to January 2015, and more particularly the exhibition“Inside”. On this occasion, the questions of the inside and of interiority have inspired contributions from philosophers, anthropologists, historians, architects, and curators. Main theme “Inside”: A dossier in text and image which explores the issues related to the notions of inside and interiority in dialogue with the exhibition “Inside” and the works on display. The exhibition presented at the Palais de Tokyo offers an interior voyage, which is both physical and mental, into an interiority for which the exhibition space is a metaphor. With contributions by Jean Clottes and David Lewis-Williams (prehistory specialist), Françoise Dastur (philosopher), James Elkins (art historian), Alexa Hagerty(researcher in anthropology), Frédérique Ildefonse (philosopher), Georges Teyssot(architect and theorist) and by the curators of the exhibition Jean de Loisy, Daria de Beauvais et Katell Jaffrès. David Maljković: “In Low Resolution”, David Maljković’s first solo exhibition in a Parisian institution, is a temporal staging of individual memory and the collective imagination, just as much as it is of the temporal nature of experience and of its representation. From the starting point of a work on the difficulty of the heritage of the past, the curator of the exhibition Julien Fronsacq investigates how the Croatian artist may develop a far broader reflection about time, conducted by an extended use of collage. And also: “Inside China : l’intérieur du Géant”, a special project that brings together the works of seven emerging artists from China and France. With contributions by the artists Li Gang, Wu Hao, Renaud Jerez, Yu Ji, Edwin Lo, Aude Pariset and Zhao Yao; a focus on five emerging artists from the contemporary art scene: Jean-Marie Appriou,Virginie Gouband, Louise Pressager, Enrique Ramírez and Qingmei Yao; as well as a visual contribution specially conceived by the artist Shahryar Nashat.

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Lewis Chaplin
Card Stand



Published by: Loose Joints

13 x 20 cm Second Edition 2014

£7.00

17/02/2011 20.05 (EST) There is a public CCTV camera trained on Times Square, at the corner of 7th Ave and West 46th St. Every day, thousands of people look at other people through it. At 8.05pm on 17th Feb 2011, a user of the anonymous messageboard 4chan knocked down the card stand that lingers tantalisingly in the corner of the CCTV camera’s frame. This publication shows the image responses posted to 4chan’s /b/ messageboard chronologically and simultaneously by various anonymous collaborators, who for one brief moment were connected virtually by vicarious urges, united in the act of witnessing. 

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Loose Joints
Community Information Center



Published by: Loose Joints

24 pages 21 x 30 cm 2014 

£7.00

Time is running Time is running  Time is running Time is comin' to Time is comin' to a Time is coming to an Time is coming to an Ain't no more 

Issue 8

November 18, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Hot and Cool
Issue 8



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84 pages 23 x 30 cm Softcover 2014  Pre-order your copy of Hot and Cool.  Copies to be dispatched on 20th November.

£6.00

Featuring Ella Kruglyanskaya, Mungo Thomson, Colin Dodgson, Harley Weir, Theo Sion, Alice Goddard and Ariella Wolens.

Red Eye

November 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Iain Sinclair
Red Eye



Published by: Test Centre Books

80 pages 30 x 18 cm Softcover Edition of 500

£15.00

A lost foolscap typescript until its recent unearthing, the long poem RED EYE was written in 1973 for publication by Sinclair’s Albion Village Press the following year. Set aside to accommodate other books from the press, and pushed aside by darker forces, RED EYE is now revealed to be pivotal between Sinclair’s early, locally based texts and the larger, more mythic structures of Lud Heat. Comprised of stylistically and thematically different sections, in its documentation of daily domestic life RED EYE functions in parallel to Sinclair’s diary filming of late-1960s Hackney life, whilst its literal and poetical topographic journeys outward mirror the experimentation of the early film Maggot Street. The text of RED EYE receives its emotional equivalent in 16 full colour stills from these films, not to illustrate but to present a subconsciously connected film script, a series of alternate ‘books’.

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November 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Various Artists
I Love Roses When They're Past Their Best



Published by: Test Centre Books

137 pages 13 x 20 cm Edition of 400

£12.00

Edited by Harry Burke with poems by Rachael Allen, Jayinee Basu, Gabby Bess, Crispin Best, Harry Burke, Sophie Collins, Carina Finn, Cassandra Gillig, Francesca Lisette, Luna Miguel, Marianne Morris, Sam Riviere, Bunny Rogers, Guillermo Ruiz de Loizaga, Timothy Thornton & Vicki Tingle. I Love Roses When They’re Past Their Best is an experimental poetry anthology which brings together the work of 16 young poets whose work has been influenced by the digital age. The poems reflect new and innovative methods of poetic composition, with authors working in conjunction with the impersonal operations of algorithms and databases. Each of the poets whose work appears in the anthology has his or her own methods of engaging and interacting with computer or web-based technologies. This ranges from poems consisting of sequences of online search results, to works which take as their starting point the materials of social media. An accompanying website was developed to mark the release of the book: iloveroseswhentheyrepasttheirbest.net The book was designed by PWR Studio, a ‘cloud-based’ studio with physical presence in Amsterdam and Berlin. This collaboration has enabled the production and aesthetics of the anthology to be situated within a design remit that understands the importance of web infrastructure and typography.

The 9 Lives of Ray The Cat Jones

November 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Stewart Home
The 9 Lives of Ray The Cat Jones



Published by: Test Centre Books

272 pages 11 x 18 cm Edition of 500

£15.00

 The 9 Lives of Ray The Cat Jones is the exciting new novel by writer, artist and performer Stewart Home. It tells the story of the life of Ray ‘The Cat’ Jones, who nearly became middleweight boxing champion of the world but instead went on to become the greatest cat burglar of all time and made one of the most notorious prison escapes in British history. Ray is a tee-total, fitness obsessed, working-class Welshman whose boxing ambitions were thwarted when he was set up by a corrupt cop and sent to prison for a crime he didn’t commit, setting him on a path of revenge and a crusade against the inequalities and injustices of British society. Ray is a modern Robin Hood waging an ideological class war against the rich. From the jewels of movie stars Elizabeth Taylor and Sophia Loren, to the private papers of the Duke of Windsor, paintings by Rubens and Rembrandt, and the furs of the London aristocracy, Ray’s carefully targeted burglaries are perfectly planned and thrillingly executed. Part biography, part true crime story, part political manifesto, the novel combines Home’s typically sharp social and political comment with a fascinating, highly personal story of a life of crime and punishment. Ray was, it emerges, the cousin of Home’s mother. The novel is in many ways a departure for Home; formally more traditional than his avant-garde ‘anti-novels’, nonetheless it plays with the traditions of biographical writing, blurring the lines between real life and fiction, biography and autobiography. It is as funny and astute as anything Home has written. Its compelling amalgamation of the genres of biography, crime thriller, historical fiction, satire and political protest novel will appeal to Home’s many followers, while attracting a wide new range of readers. To the uninitiated, it is a perfect way in to the unique world of Home’s writing.