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MONO.KULTUR #44: TREVOR PAGLEN / EXCERPT 01

‘For my work it’s important to build this armature around images that is outside of the images. It helps them to be read in a deeper way. When I was in school there was the notion that if something was going to be good art, it had to be self-contained; that [...]

MONO.KULTUR #44: TREVOR PAGLEN

Dear Friends,
We are proud to introduce mono.kultur #44 with American artist Trevor Paglen. And it might just be our most adventurous yet: traveling from the deserts of New Mexico to the exclusion zone in Fukushima, from satellite orbits in space to the inner realms of Artificial Intelligence, our conversation with Trevor Paglen is as expansive [...]

MONO.KULTUR #44 / SOUNDBITE 03

Out later this week: mono.kultur #44.

MONO.KULTUR #44 / SOUNDBITE 02

At the printers: mono.kultur #44.

STATIC

mono.kultur #44: electrostatic content.

MONO.KULTUR #44 / SOUNDBITE 01

Yes. In the works: mono.kultur #44.

CHRIS WARE: SOMEONE I’M NOT

Check out mono.kultur #30 Chris Ware in a new film by Art21, “Chris Ware: Someone I’m Not“. From his home and studio in Oak Park, Illinois, artist Chris Ware shares motivations and challenges for telling stories from the perspectives of others in his work. “I distinctly remember being told by my teachers, if you draw women, [...]

CHINESE WHISPERS 37

By golly, revered design blog It’s Nice That also penned a little review of our latest issue with Fatima Al Qadiri, including a short interview with our humble selves on why, what and when. Thank you. Sigh.

CHINESE WHISPERS 36

We’re not sure why our latest issue is only now arriving in stores in London, but we do love the word ‘astute’. We love it even more in combination with the word ‘typically’. Is that really us they are talking about? And why is that tea only lukewarm again? Thank you magCulture for the kind [...]

SEASONS COLOURS

Just to let you know that our mono.editionen #05 poster with Chris Ware, no less, is still available, capturing the whole range of wonder and melancholy that is adult life in one glorious wordless strip.
PS. Yep, it’s raining again in Berlin.