Ultra Violent is a visual study edited by Pouria Khojastehpay that focuses on the appearance and behavior of diehard football club fans, known as Ultras and Casuals.

Men join these groups and riot for fun because it’s an instant way to feel they’re connected to a community. The antisocial kick is like doing drugs: bad for you but addictive. Violence produces endorphins and lets their adrenaline flow. It’s like sex – you live in the moment.

This publication comprises low-resolution grayscale images, reframed and cut to create a new, first-person perspective of the lifestyles of football fanatics from the streets to the stands.

When you quickly flip through this book, it hardly differs from zapping through hundreds of news channels or scrolling through your timeline on social media. The enormous number of (horrific) images we see every day, unsolicited, makes us realize less and less what we are actually looking at. We cannot (and do not want to) close ourselves off from our contemporary, violent visual culture. The author used hardcore football culture to study this.

Specifications - Hardcover. 100 pages. 

Art exists all around us, sometimes hidden in plain sight and sometimes in remote corners of the world.

Art Escapes explores exciting art outside conventional spaces, freely available for those willing to discover creativity on another plane.

From the Italian countryside via the Utah desert to the forests of Finland and beyond, culture editor Grace Banks offers a list for art lovers seeking unique experiences.

Specifications - Hardcover. 256 pages.

The first definitive career retrospective of the visionary underground godfather of street art at the center of New York’s 1980s urban art scene.

Richard Hambleton (1954–2017) was a Canadian artist known for his pioneering street art. He was a surviving member of a group that emerged from the New York City art scene during the booming art market of the 1980s, which also included his close friends Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
 
 As a conceptual artist, Hambleton’s early work instal-lations titled “Image Mass Murder” from 1976–1979 were secretly placed onto streets in over 15 cities, depicting chalk-body outlines and blood-splattered crime scenes of what appeared to be “victims.” This theme of a prevailing violence, fear, and morbid curiosity elicited surprise and anxiety from its unsuspecting viewers. In the early 1980s, Hambleton created his most iconic “Shadow Man” works—artfully splattered ominous shadowy figures on unexpected street corners, walls, and alleys that startled viewers into a visceral awareness that the city was still a dangerous place.
 
 This book features over 200 images including his early “Shadow Man” canvas paintings, as well as photographs of his in situ street work, a selection of his “Marlboro” rodeo horse silhouettes, and his “Beautiful Paintings” series of landscapes and seascapes, alongside other works on paper; behind-the-scenes studio shots; personal, unseen photographs of the artist; and inspirational imagery. Hambleton was renowned for influencing artists such as Banksy, Blek le Rat, and Shepard Fairey. This arresting, one-of-a-kind book will appeal to those interested in visual arts, street art, graffiti, and art history.

Specifications - Hardcover. 240 pages.

i-D began as a fanzine dedicated to the street style of punk-era London in 1980 and quickly earned its position at the vanguard of fashion and style, abiding by the premise of “originate—don’t imitate.” This anniversary volume is the ultimate tribute to the irreverent and forward-thinking magazine that revolutionized not only the world of fashion publishing but fashion itself. 

Over the 40 years since its launch, i-D has grown from a hand-stapled zine to one of the world’s leading international style titles with two million Instagram followers. Founded by Terry Jones in 1980, i-D began as a chronicle of style and attitude as much as a fashion bible, and over the years it has kept to that ethos, in the process becoming a nurturing ground for gener-ations of fashion talents, from David Sims to Juergen Teller, Edward Enninful to Wolfgang Tillmans, Tyler Mitchell to Harley Weir.
This celebratory volume commemorates the 40th anniversary of i-D through the prism of different cultural eras, with each chapter focusing on a decade of the magazine’s history and featuring a mix of original rephotographed spreads from the magazine, reprinted text pieces, archival imagery, covers, and new essays exploring both the history of i-D and the wider cultural contexts of the era it was created in. It’s a magazine that has given Greta Thunberg, Madonna, Naomi Campbell, and Sonic the Hedgehog their first covers; that invented the emoticon; and that, across 40 years and 500 cover winks, has had one defining message: that fashion should be inclusive, fun, diverse, and—always—original.

Specifications - Hardcover. 336 pages.

"Chances are if you've shaved with an electric razor, blow-dried your hair, or sparked up a cigarette in the past 60 years, you owe a debt of gratitude to Dieter Rams." – New York Times.

As featured in the New York Times, ARTnews, Colossal, Metropolis and New York Magazine’s The Strategist.
A groundbreaking A-Z survey of the work of over 300 modern and contemporary artists born or based in Africa.

Specifications - Hardback. 352 pages.

A comprehensive monograph on the work of KAWS, one of the most sought-after artists and creative forces of our time.

Specifications - Hardback. 256 pages.

An exhilarating collection of today’s most remarkable homes built in awe-inspiring coastal locations around the world. 

Specifications - Hardback. 256 pages.

One of electronic music’s most intriguing and often outspoken characters, DJ Sprinkles aka Terre Thaemlitz moved to Japan from the US in 2001 and as Resident Advisor report the mix is his own sonic reaction to Japan’s worrying “Fuzoku” laws, which allows Police to enter and raid clubs for the “crime” of dancing. A recent Time Out Tokyo article highlighted how “venues routinely post ‘No dancing’ signs, with some even sending staff onto the floor to ask customers to stop moving to the music,”. Thaemlitz deeply dug tracklist boasts an esoteric assortment of rarities from a collection of underground ’90s house figures including Fingers Inc, Gene Farris, Lectroluv, Braxton Holmes and Classic Man. Russian deep house producer Alex Danilov and the now defunct MyMy collaboration between Nick Höppner and Lee Jones lend a more contemporary feel to the mix.

“But Is it Art? But Is it Legal? But Is it Legit?” 
 
“Jesus” shoes filled with Holy Water. “Satan” ones filled with blood. An unauthorized Hermès / Birkenstock hybrid. Backed by venture capital and buffered by in-house legal counsel, MSCHF will lift your logo and sell it as their own—if you’re lucky. The 032c Issue #41 dossier is an insider’s guide to the New York collective conjuring mystique (and money) with trickster magic. Elsewhere, NAN GOLDIN and DURGA CHEW-BOSE trace the limitless lines of JULIE MEHRETU, whose fellow painter JULIAN SCHNABEL lets SVEN MICHAELSEN into his (mostly outdoor) inner sanctum. THOMAS JEPPE uncovers the Ballardian base layers of painter SERGIO SARRI, caught in Paris by PIERRE-ANGE CARLOTTI, and MAHFUZ SULTAN travels the vaporous world of DILLER SCOFIDIO + RENFRO, the architectural powerhouse blurring the boundaries and buildings of cultural space. MAX DAX assembles an oral history of HARD WAX, the Kreuzberg record store making Berlin the European epicenter of techno since 1989. Across the Atlantic, DALLAS is an unlikely blueprint for urban futures, distilled in 41 points by ZAC CRAIN. LOURDES “LOLA” LEON is fire and ice for ANGELO DOMINIC SESTO. RAS BARTRAM makes his 032c fashion director debut with four editorials, outfitting MONA TOUGAARD under big skies for JACKIE NICKERSON, tying knots with KRISTINA NAGEL, playing house with GOI MANASE for SZILVESTER MAKÓ, and channeling the northern lights with FREDERRIKE SOFIE for CASPER SEJERSEN. 

August 2022 issue.

In this issue there’s fiction, non-fiction, poetry and art books from ascendent stars including Bora Chung, Fernanda Melchor and Tahi Saihate and established supernovas including Sheila Heti, Darius Koehliand Anne Carson. In these pages you’ll find a talking toilet golem, a zero-gravity portrait of family life and a torn-out stuck-in retelling of Herakles’ madness, alongside experimental poetry from a neglected polymath and a lyrical re-voicing of a turgid Pliny the Elder.

Dazed (formerly Dazed & Confused) has evolved from a London street scene magazine into an internationally-recognised title that continues to identify and create leading-edge cultural trends through its challenging and often controversial editorial, design and visual identity. With its world-exclusive interviews, groundbreaking fashion editorial, peerless photography and award-winning themed issues in music, art, fashion and film Dazed defines the cutting edge of style and fashion.

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Over 40 years, i-D has carved its position as the premier source for fashion inspiration, and in 2012, joined the VICE Media family to expand VICE’s reach into digital fashion content. i-D has come a long way since its beginnings as a hand-stapled magazine and has developed into a leading video-driven platform, documenting fashion, music and contemporary culture from around the globe. i-D reaches an ambitious and creative audience, offering access to the most inspiring names in fashion and exploring everything from high-end couture to underground style scenes.

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Issue no. 12 of Plethora Magazine delves into hidden patterns behind all natural form in pursuit of the fractal codes that shape progressions of growth, transformation and dispersion in the vast splendor of organic structures. When tracing the archetypical outlines of these dynamic configurations, intricate formulars are revealed that allows profound insights to the blueprints of the seemingly chaotic fabric of life. Slowly a new order appears in the wild lines of turbulence, propagation and dispersion and clues emerge that we may later harness through a fragmented prism of logic and intuition of form.

Specifications - Limited edition of 1000 copies. Handmade archival folder. 70,5 x 50,5 cm. 52 pages. Printed by Narayana Press. 94% certified sustainable production.

If anyone tries to convince you that starting and running a business is easy, just hand them this issue of Headlight Journal. It'll change their mind for the better. This magazine grapples with the question "how's work?" and is not afraid to face the brutally honest answers.

In this issue, politician Ida Auken shares her story of being overcome by a stressful work schedule; Mette Østergaard, Chief Editor of Berlingske, talks about integrity and making painful decisions. Speaking to CEO Soulaima Gourani, we discuss power relations and braving a difficult childhood to become a Silicon Valley entrepreneur. Elsewhere in California we check in with car designer Henrik Fisker to learn what it takes to launch an electric car company these days; and Henrik Teisbæk takes us through the difficult and meteoric rise of his groundbreaking technology venture. In a personal essay, My Laub offers us a glimpse into the world of mental illness, while photographer Elizabeth Heltoft turns her lens on six decades of iconic office supplies. 

Cover images are by photographer Peter Funch from his iconic series Babel Tales. 

Photos by Amanda Bødker.

After a brief hiatus, supermodel Gisele Bündchen is back—and just in time for Summer! 

Making her grand return to fashion covering V’s V136, the industry titan is seen through the lens of Blair Getz Mezibov and styled by Gro Curtis in the season’s boldest pieces. Heralding the arrival of the summer season—our favorite fiery Brazilian sports the best of spring/summer couture. 

Representing the ideal balance between function and esthetics. Pilo No.2 Fabric Shaver is gentle yet effective and removes lint and pilling from all kinds of materials. With 6 precision razor blades and a large shaving area, Pilo No.2 Fabric Shaver is stronger and more efficient than other fabric shavers on the market.

Specifications - Shaving time: 2 hours, battery charing time: 2 hours, weight: 152g, dimensions: 67x67x93mm, power: 5W.

Representing the ideal balance between function and esthetics. Pilo No.2 Fabric Shaver is gentle yet effective and removes lint and pilling from all kinds of materials. With 6 precision razor blades and a large shaving area, Pilo No.2 Fabric Shaver is stronger and more efficient than other fabric shavers on the market. 

Specifications - Shaving time: 2 hours, battery charing time: 2 hours, weight: 152g, dimensions: 67x67x93mm, power: 5W.

This pocket-sized notebook is always close by, always handy, to capture happy moments, make grocery lists, or write down those perfect quotes that you will absolutely remember.

Specifications - Uncoated softcover / Dot grid sheets. 64 pages. Dimensions: 127 x 185 mm

Dingbats*' expertise has led to the creation of the finest 160gsm writing and art paper and a notebook certified for strict environmental credentials. When you hold a Dingbats* Pro Notebook, you’re holding centuries of paper-making tradition in your hands. With Dingbats* Pro Notebooks, they offer an exquisite companion that meets the highest standards required by writers, painters, graphic artists, illustrators, art students, scientists, engineers, technicians and above all journal lovers. The finest natural white paper is enclosed between sustainable textile covers that are made from renewable resources that look and feel elegant. Due to its unique surface, this paper is very well suited for different drawing and painting techniques as well as mixed media techniques. The colour flows beautifully and the brilliance is preserved. High contrasts and excellent colour intensity can be achieved with every technique, watercolour, acrylic and pastel-painting techniques as well as sketching with coal and red chalk. The natural-white artist paper with a unique matte surface is also very well suited for writers and doodlers using fountain pens, pens, fineliners or pencils. It is lignin free, acid free and age resistant.

Specifications - Hardback cover. 17.6 x 25 cm. 128 pages. Space between dots is 5 mm. Plain pages.

Dingbats*' expertise has led to the creation of the finest 160gsm writing and art paper and a notebook certified for strict environmental credentials. When you hold a Dingbats* Pro Notebook, you’re holding centuries of paper-making tradition in your hands. With Dingbats* Pro Notebooks, they offer an exquisite companion that meets the highest standards required by writers, painters, graphic artists, illustrators, art students, scientists, engineers, technicians and above all journal lovers. The finest natural white paper is enclosed between sustainable textile covers that are made from renewable resources that look and feel elegant. Due to its unique surface, this paper is very well suited for different drawing and painting techniques as well as mixed media techniques. The colour flows beautifully and the brilliance is preserved. High contrasts and excellent colour intensity can be achieved with every technique, watercolour, acrylic and pastel-painting techniques as well as sketching with coal and red chalk. The natural-white artist paper with a unique matte surface is also very well suited for writers and doodlers using fountain pens, pens, fineliners or pencils. It is lignin free, acid free and age resistant.

Specifications - Hardback cover. 17.6 x 25 cm. 128 pages. Space between dots is 5 mm. Plain pages.