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DONLON BOOKS

Saturday, April 28, 2012

There’s an enjoyable interview with Conor Donlon of Donlon Books in the latest apartamento magazine. This independent bookshop is my type of bookshop, (and it also sells mono.kultur).
Donlon Books
77 Broadway Market
London

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ARCHIZINES BERLIN

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

We mentioned Archizines, an online archive for architecture periodicals, before, and editor Elias Redstone has done a great job touring the collection around the world in one large traveling exhibition. Tomorrow and just in time for the Gallery Weekend, the archive will find its way to Berlin, at Do You Read Me?!’s Reading Room, accompanied [...]

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ALTERNATIVES IN PRINT: THE WHITE REVIEW

Thursday, April 19, 2012

The White Review revives that ancient and venerable tradition of print again: the literary journal – and it does so with style and chuzpe. A savvy and addictive mixture of intellectual rigour and modern pop culture, the Review effortlessly presents theoretical essays, short stories, art criticism, poetry and interviews side by side, all held together [...]

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MONO.PUNKT #15: FACING PAGES

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

This weekend sees the second installment of the magazine festival Facing Pages (previously called O.K. Festival) descend upon the lovely city of Arnhem in the Netherlands – three days full of talks, events, launches, exhibitions and parties, including too many interesting speakers to list here – let’s just say they really did their homework. To [...]

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MEANWHILE, DOWN UNDER…

Friday, April 6, 2012

…Australia’s Independent Photography Festival is coming to the lovely shores of Melbourne, including the all new IPF Zine and Book Fair, where our humble selves will be presented among plenty of other tasty titles at the Motto booth. One day, and one day only. Yum.
IPF Book & Zine Fair
07 April 2012
10–16h
The Workers Club
51 – 55 [...]

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STORYBOARD #01: SOVIET WAR MEMORIAL

Sunday, April 1, 2012

One of the nicest invitations so far this year came from my favourite Japanese magazine, the men’s style bible Huge (which was founded a long time before men’s style bibles became popular in Europe, by the way), who asked me to participate in a monthly column called Storyboard, in rotation with B Store from London [...]

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STORE OF THE MONTH: ATHENAEUM / AMSTERDAM

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Athenaeum is something of a wet dream for anyone who is even faintly interested in books and magazines. A proper bookstore with over 50,000 titles in stock, established in 1996 on Spui square in the heart of Amsterdam, they included a Nieuwscentrum a few years later, which has pretty much everything in terms of periodicals [...]

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PUBLISH AND BE DAMNED VS ICA

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Our favourite book fair Publish and Be Damned is back, and we were so excited about it that we promptly forgot about the deadline. And so, we won’t be there this time around, but plenty of other exciting titles will, so you should go anyway. And rumour has it there might even be a second [...]

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ALTERNATIVES IN PRINT: FANZINE 137

Sunday, March 4, 2012

Probably, you have already met Candy, a fashion magazine celebrating transvestism, transexuality, crossdressing and androgyny. The cover with James Franco, shot by Terry Richardson was a big thing for the press. Fanzine137 is a fanzine – as it is understood from the name -published by the same editor Luis Venegas. As Candy, Fanzine137 is self published and limited edition.

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STREETS SO EMPTY, SKATEBOARDING SO COOL

Friday, March 2, 2012

Skateboarding in the 1960s, photos by Bill Eppridge for LIFE magazine. Posted last week by HUH. magazine.

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