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Esses MagazineIssue Two![]()
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Published by:
132 pages
16.5 x 24 cm
Softcover
2014
£5.00
Street art godfather and motorcycle nut D*Face gives us never-before-granted access to his UK studio as well as a sneak preview of the work he was due to unveil at his eargerly-anticipated LA solo show. Oh, and he lets us take his priceless pride and joy for a blast, too!
Elsewhere, we rub shoulders with Armco as we go road racing in Macau and on the Isle of Man with TT winner Mark Miller, and get on track with serious title contender, Jonathan Rea, to see what it takes to be in with a chance of winning the World Superbike crown.
We head to the States on a BSA to set a speed record and speak to the man behind the Norton logo to discover just what goes into designing one of the most recognised brands in motorcycling.
If that's not enough we go on the trail of the most amazing daredevil stuntman you've probably never heard of, and bring you never-before-seen pictures of the world's most famous motorcycle maverick, Evel Knievel.
Back on track, we head to France for a fly-on-the-wall look at the Bol d'Or Classic and camp out with tens of thousands of loons to experience the madness that is the Le Mans 24 Hour Moto.
All that and we've still got time to travel to India with photographer Jon Mortimer as he embarks on a project to shoot some of the country's motorcycle repairmen
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E.R.O.SIssue 5: Death Vol.1![]()
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Published by:
226 pages
18.5 x 13 cm
Softcover
2014
£10.00
Idris Khan | Sami Jalili | Rebecca LaMarre | Kate Strain | Ilsa Colsell | Amelia Groom | Alice Hattrick | Jalal Toufic | Vincent Dachy | Harman Bains | Alis Oldfield | Nick Thurston | John Harrington | John Schad | Tamarin Norwood | Naomi Pearce | Yves Scherer | Scott Esposito | Karen Whiteson | Holly Pester | Tom Geue | Teresa Fankhänel | Federico Campagna | Cornelia Parker | Lucian | Manca Bajec
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Ari MarcopolousSolon![]()
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Published by:
Nieves
24 pages
19.5 x 25.5 cm
Softcover
Colour Offset
First Edition
2014
£9.00
Two brothers separated by the Atlantic ocean. One lives
in the USA, the other in The Netherlands, their motherland.
Ari Marcopoulos (born 1957) is an Amsterdam-born photographer and filmmaker, living and working in New York and California. As a photographer, film artist and adventurist, Marcopoulos, who began his career in New York City assisting Andy Warhol, transplants himself into the intimate lives of people living on the edge. Artists, snowboarders, musicians and skateboarders have been both muses and commercial subject-matter throughout his quarter century career as a photographer. His stunning landscapes and playful portraiture offer a dramatic take on every day life, and a glimpse into all things awesome.
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Susan CiancioloTHE RUN HOME BOOK![]()
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Published by:
Nieves
32 pages
19.5 x 25.5 cm
Softcover
Colour Offset
First Edition
2014
£12.00
Among twelve RUN collections from 1995 to 2001, Susan Cianciolo previously showed a home collection as RUN 11 in autumn 2000. Yukata inspired kimonos and pillows, big cushions and quilt fabrics, items for living shown during the New York and Paris collections.
Kiva Motnyk, who used to assist Susan at the time, is the founder of Thompson Street Studio, together they reignite the RUN HOME collection. Thompson Street Studio designs and crafts objects and interiors with a focus on experimental textiles. It explore connections between art, industry and nature. Kiva says: “I met Susan through mutual frinends in the late 90s and worked with her until 2002 when she closed the RUN collection. I focused on developing textile design, hand painting, silkscreening and weaving for RUN home and apparel. Working with Susan was a wonderful experience for me and her work was a magical influence on my career. We became close friends and continued to collaborate on projects together. These collaborations made us push our ideas further. We wanted to focus on a collection together and the timing was right to start it last year. I established the textile/home studio Thompson Street Studio and things fell into place quickly. We also wanted to work with other artists to create a community of people who have similar interests. At Thompson Street Studio we have been focusing on weaving, silkscreening and knitting for this particular collection. I enjoy creating fabric by hand. Often Susan and I will pass a piece back and forth to work on.”
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RiposteIssue 3 ![]()
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Published by:
136 pages
27 x 19.5cm
Softcover
2014
£10.00
Contents:
IDEAS: Reports on a selection of inspiring women including a jewellery designer, trainee astronaut, food designer, beer sommelier and an oceanographer.
MEETINGS: We meet fascinating women such as stylist, Anna Trevelyan; singer, Samantha Urbani; painter, Nathalie Du Pasquier and director of Frieze art fairs, Victoria Siddall.
SPOTLIGHT: 16 page monograph is dedicated to Work Stations, a photographic study of London office life in Thatcher's Britain by Anna Fox.
FEATURES: We speak to four different couples & individuals about how food plays a part in their relationships, we give it up for the ladies behind the laughs in The Simpsons writers' room and take look at how teenage girls worldwide use social media today.
COLLABORATION: Brazilian designer, Pedro Lourenco is in conversation with the technically brilliant Jamie Lee, Design Director for Women’s Training Apparel at Nike about their recent collaboration on a new collection.
ESSAYS: There's an essay on how technology will begin to track and interact with our emotions even more in the future and the implications of this, as well as a look at youth subcultures and personal style.
ICON: Mish Way, front woman of punk band White Lung, selects Stevie Nicks as her icon.
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