032c magazine

hersteller: 032c
produkt: thematisches magazin
ausgaben: 15-21
format: 27x20 cm/ca.250-300 seiten
sprache: englisch
frequenz: 2/jahr
bezirk: mitte

32c is a contemporary culture magazine that fiercely believes in the intelligence of its readers, and rises to the challenge of surprising them. Published twice a year, it is both timely and timeless a
celebration of and for the most cutting-edge in art, culture, and fashion.

21th issue
"I got my first tat in 1978. None of you were even born yet. You really missed out." - NAN GOLDIN in a letter to SCOTT CAMPBELL, the young and famous tattoo artist featured in this issue's 40-page cover dossier, complete with poetry from French modernist FRANCIS PICABIA and a little-known short story by SYLVIA PLATH. Elsewhere AZZEDINE ALAÏA bares his love for animals and women; English artist HELEN MARTEN builds a page-specific installation; dream boys OLAFUR ELIASSON and KEVIN KELLY get techno-Utopian; AL-JAZEERA proves it's the media outlet of the new millennium; LUCAS OSSENDRIJVER takes LANVIN to the frontiers of men's wear design; FERNANDO ROMERO builds an art museum in Mexico for the world's richest man; DANKO and ANA STEINER go downtown with LEELEE SOBIESKI and Salem's JOHN HOLLAND; Munich magazine magnate Dr. HUBERT BURDA talks tabloids and media theory while the king of arts publishing WALTHER KÖNIG takes us back to the first German art world boom; JUERGEN TELLER portraits KRISTEN McMENAMY in CARLO MOLLINO's fantastic Turin estate, testing the Mollino mantra, "Everything is permissible as long as it is fantastic"; 032c's latest SELECT presents the best of this season's books, products, and ideas; and so much more on 276 pages.

"Rei, I have a wish list for you" – JOHN WATERS on Comme des Garçons, and everything else you never thought you wanted to know about designer REI KAWAKUBO in our 40-page dossier. ARC'TERYX takes menswear to new heights of performance with its new line, Veilance; CLAUDE PARENT is rediscovered as Paris' last supermodernist; HEDI SLIMANE does STERLING RUBY in downtown L.A.; REM KOOLHAAS discusses Moscow's new Strelka Institute, FRANCESCO VEZZOLI gives us a look into Milan's infamous club, Plastic, and DAVID SIMON, creator of HBO's The Wire, talks anger and the American city in our segment on today's unexpected places of discourse;; JOHANNESBURG provides a case study in African modernity; BJARKE INGELS is optimistic about the future thanks to artificial intelligence guru RAY KURZWEIL; TUNG WALSH captures WEISSHAAR and KRAM's mechanical leviathan; DANKO and ANA STEINER bring on Hannelore, Tre, Sunnika, and cover-girl LAUREN SANTO DOMINGO to conclude their Manhattan trilogy; 032c's latest SELECT presents the best of this season's books, products, and ideas; and so much more on 264 pages. Contributors: Hilton Als, Imran Amed, Carlo Antonelli, Shumon Basar, Tim Blanks, Lee Carter, Aric Chen, Chris Dercon, Georg Diez, Cyril Duval, Albrecht Fuchs, Vicente Gutierrez, Joerg Haentzschel, Oliver Helbig, Cathy Horyn, Charlie Koolhaas, Niklas Maak, Mert & Marcus, Steven Meisel, Steven Pulimood, Gregor Quack, Kari Rittenbach, Christopher Roth, Alex Rühle, Juergen Teller, Heji Shin, Hedi Slimane, Ana Steiner, Danko Steiner, Francesco Vezzoli, Tung Walsh, John Waters

20th issue
"Rei, I have a wish list for you" – JOHN WATERS on Comme des Garçons, and everything else you never thought you wanted to know about designer REI KAWAKUBO in our 40-page dossier. ARC'TERYX takes menswear to new heights of performance with its new line, Veilance; CLAUDE PARENT is rediscovered as Paris' last supermodernist; HEDI SLIMANE does STERLING RUBY in downtown L.A.; REM KOOLHAAS discusses Moscow's new Strelka Institute, FRANCESCO VEZZOLI gives us a look into Milan's infamous club, Plastic, and DAVID SIMON, creator of HBO's The Wire, talks anger and the American city in our segment on today's unexpected places of"Rei, I have a wish list for you" – JOHN WATERS on Comme des Garçons, and everything else you never thought you wanted to know about designer REI KAWAKUBO in our 40-page dossier. ARC'TERYX takes menswear to new heights of performance with its new line, Veilance; CLAUDE PARENT is rediscovered as Paris' last supermodernist; HEDI SLIMANE does STERLING RUBY in downtown L.A.; REM KOOLHAAS discusses Moscow's new Strelka Institute, FRANCESCO VEZZOLI gives us a look into Milan's infamous club, Plastic, and DAVID SIMON, creator of HBO's The Wire, talks anger and the American city in our segment on today's unexpected places of Rei, I have a wish list for you" – JOHN WATERS on Comme des Garçons, and everything else you never thought you wanted to know about designer REI KAWAKUBO in our 40-page dossier. ARC'TERYX takes menswear to new heights of performance with its new line, Veilance; CLAUDE PARENT is rediscovered as Paris' last supermodernist; HEDI SLIMANE does STERLING RUBY in downtown L.A.; REM KOOLHAAS discusses Moscow's new Strelka Institute, FRANCESCO VEZZOLI gives us a look into Milan's infamous club, Plastic, and DAVID SIMON, creator of HBO's The Wire, talks anger and the American city in our segment on today's unexpected places of discourse;; JOHANNESBURG provides a case study in African modernity; BJARKE INGELS is optimistic about the future thanks to artificial intelligence guru RAY KURZWEIL; TUNG WALSH captures WEISSHAAR and KRAM's mechanical leviathan; DANKO and ANA STEINER bring on Hannelore, Tre, Sunnika, and cover-girl LAUREN SANTO DOMINGO to conclude their Manhattan trilogy; 032c's latest SELECT presents the best of this season's books, products, and ideas; and so much more on 264 pages.

"Rei, I have a wish list for you" – JOHN WATERS on Comme des Garçons, and everything else you never thought you wanted to know about designer REI KAWAKUBO in our 40-page dossier. ARC'TERYX takes menswear to new heights of performance with its new line, Veilance; CLAUDE PARENT is rediscovered as Paris' last supermodernist; HEDI SLIMANE does STERLING RUBY in downtown L.A.; REM KOOLHAAS discusses Moscow's new Strelka Institute, FRANCESCO VEZZOLI gives us a look into Milan's infamous club, Plastic, and DAVID SIMON, creator of HBO's The Wire, talks anger and the American city in our segment on today's unexpected places of

19TH ISSUE
"WILLIAM T. VOLLMANN", Summer 2010
"I have become a mere recording angel," states WILLIAM T. VOLLMANN in this issue's 40-page dossier on the American author's pursuit to understand the tyrannical world; meanwhile, Pierre Alexandre de Looz activates the secret Vogue history of CY TWOMBLY photographed by Horst P. Horst; publisher LORD GEORGE WEIDENFELD divulges the historical foundation of the global networking imperative; architect ARNO BRANDLHUBER asks how we can build architecture in the form of a discussion; artist MATTHEW BARNEY previews the Detroit chapter of his opera Ancient Evenings; designer RICK OWENS talks about the discrete, the lurid, and the total aesthetic; director Paul Schrader and king of disco Giorgio Moroder crystallize 30 years of AMERICAN GIGOLO; artist ANDRO WEKUA stares us down with a 21st-century scenography; ALASDAIR MCLELLAN showcases LARA, DIANA, COCO, SIGRID, CAMERON, ISABELI, LILY, AGYNESS, and DREE; DANIEL SANNWALD captures a postdigital surrealism in "Aftershock Pompeii"; DANKO STEINER stages a transatlantic cabaret with ANJA, CARMEN, HANNELORE, MISSY, NATASA, and PATRICIA; the new 032c SELECT presents the best of this season's books, products, and ideas; and so much more on 284 pages...