219 search results for: book
  • Full Bleed Released
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  • Powerhouse Books have released Full Bleed - a huge photo book which takes a look at the history of skateboarding in NYC and includes photographers like Ed Templeton, Spike Jonze, Mark Gonzalez, Peter Sutherland, Jerry Hsu, Atiba Jefferson,...
  • COS AW10 Collection
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  • Fashion retailer COS have released their Autumn/Winter 2010 Lookbook, which showcases their minimal aesthetic by using the same model, in the same position, against a simple background.
  • Bookmarc by Marc Jacobs
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  • Marc Jacobs has opened a new store on Manhattan's Bleecker Street named Bookmarc, which will be home to a careful selection of book titles and Marc Jacobs stationery products.
  • Ari Marcopoulos Exhibition at OHWOW
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  • On 11 September Ari Marcopoulos' latest solo show will open at Miami's O.H.W.O.W gallery. The show, which will run through until 9 October, is titled "No Cause" and will be accompanied by a the new book - Stoopz.
  • Patrick Tsai "Hot Water" Exhibition
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  • Photographer Patrick Tsai's show, entitled "Hot Water", will be opening at Cultivate Gallery in Tokyo on 4 September. "Hot Water" is also the title on Tsai's new book, published through Bathysphere Books. The book will be available...
  • Signed Copies of KAWS Book
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  • The Aldrich Museum, who are currently hosts to a retrospective KAWS show, are offering 250 signed copies of KAWS forthcoming book, published by Rizolli. The 264-page book, due out in November, is now available for pre-order in their...
  • Cee-Lo Green's "Fuck You" Video
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  • You can now watch the official video for Cee-Lo Green's "Fuck You", but you have to Like his Facebook page in order to do so. The song is off his forthcoming album, The Lady Killer, which is due out 7 December via. Rap Radar.
  • Hamish Morrow from Secret Cinema
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  • With their next event looming (3-5 September), we caught up with co-producer and operations manager of Secret Cinema, Hamish Morrow, to tell us what it's all about. You most likely get annoyed with people asking you what Secret Cinema...
  • Stephen Shore for Urban Outfitters
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  • American photographer Stephen Shore recently shot Urban Outfitters Fall preview catalogue. Shore is best known for his book Uncommon Places and currently works as director of the photography department at Bard College.
  • Jockum Nordström
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  • Up until 2000, artist Jockum Nordström was relatively unheard of outside his home country of Sweden, where he had become mildly famous for his illustration work on a children's book series and in Stockholm-based newspaper Dagens Nyheter....
  • Martin Skauen
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  • Norwegian artist Martin Skauen was once a roller-skating ballet fairy. But that was before he rebelled against all things naïve and started portraying reality in its most ghastly state. I’ve been following his work ever since I first...
  • Take Ivy
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  • In the late 1960s a Japanese photographer named Teruyoshi Heyashida travelled across the northeastern United States, stopping off at each of the Ivy League schools to document the mens' styles of the era with his Nikon F and Mamaiya...
  • Supreme AW10 Collection Lookbook
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  • Supreme used skateboarder Jason Dill in their AW2010 lookbook, which includes both traditional and refined outfits. The collection will be released in Japan and the US on Saturday 4 Setember and will be available online from 9 September.
  • Update 12/08/10
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  • If over the next week or so updates begin to seem a bit irregular - it's because we're in LA. While here we're setting up the second annual Vice photo show at Scion Gallery, which will feature a load of great photographers. Click...
  • Albam AW10 Collection
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  • Over the past few years London based label Albam have continued to open up new stores and broaden their range, making them one of the most successful menswear brands around today. Here's a look at their newly released AW10 lookbook.
  • Jay-Z Memoirs
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  • Jay-Z is releasing a memoirs titled Decoded, on 16 November. The 336-page book will be part lyric discussion, part interview and was written by The Source editor Dream Hampton.
  • The Vice 2010 Photo Show
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  • If you are in Los Angeles on the 14th of August, head over to the Scion Gallery for the second annual VICE photo show featuring work by Angela Boatwright, Asger Carlsen, Jonnie Craig, Jackson eaton, Seth Fluker, Nicholas Haggard,...
  • Jaakko Pallasvuo
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  • Artist Jaakko Pallasvuo is currently living and working in Berlin while on a year out from studying at the Fine Arts Academy in Helsinki. His work, which takes the form of drawings, paintings, videos, clothing and comics, has been...
  • Curated By: Seth Fluker
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  • Seth Fluker, as well as being a photographer, is the founder and director of Vancouver based independent publishing house Schnauzer. Initially finding photography through skateboarding, Seth has now been included in a number of shows...
  • David Benjamin Sherry
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  • New York based photographer David Benjamin Sherry (b.1981) has gained success in recent years through his bold experimentation with photography. After receiving an MFA at the prestigious Yale University School of Art, Sherry has gone...
  • Ragnar Persson, Nocturnal Animals
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  • Swedish artist Ragnar Persson, who recently released the book Feel the Darkness that you should own by now, just sent us some new drawings that he’s been working on for the past two and a half weeks. Some of them were supposed to...
  • Torbjørn Rødland
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  • Photographer Torbjørn Rødland recalls owning a camera from the age of 11, although at that time, and through his teenage years, illustration was Rødland's passion. The changeover from illustration to photography came many years later,...
  • Band Of Outsiders AW2010
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  • For their Autumn/Winter 2010 Lookbook, menswear brand Band of Outsiders shoot actor Andrew Garfield in a vintage, polaroid style. The season's garments include a wide range of knits and outerwear items.
  • Bianca Casady
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  • If you’re into the CocoRosie sister’s floaty, spiritual unicorn-party-karma-pop and playful packaging, it’s probably no news to you that it’s all DIY. While Sierra is a schooled operatic singer and instrumentalist, lil’ sis’ Bianca...
  • Curated By: David Schoerner
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  • David Schoerner is a New York based artist and publisher. In 2007 he founded the independent publishing house Hassla Books and has worked with various artists including Takashi Homma, Anne Collier, Dan McCarthy, Sam Falls and Bernhard...
  • Santiago Mostyn
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  • Mostyn, who had lived in six different countries by the time he attended Yale, first started taking pictures aged fifteen when his mother gave him a camera. During his time at university his interest in photography grew, and after...
  • Jaret Penner
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  • Winnipeg born Jaret Penner earned an Illustration and Design diploma at the Capilano University in Vancouver between 1999 and 2001. Since then Jaret has been an unstoppable train of work, exhibiting in many different galleries and...
  • Dead Ends, Theo Simpson
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  • In this weeks post I received a copy of Theo Simpson's latest book, Dead Ends; a collaborative project with graphic designer Ben Mclaughlin and writer Tom Common. This 22-page book features a collection of frustratingly crumpled and...
  • Curated By: Sophie Mörner
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  • Sophie Mörner was born in 1976 in Stockholm, Sweden and attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Although most often regarded for founding Capricious Magazine and later Capricious Publishing and Space, Mörner is a...
  • Imperial Bedooms, Bret Easton Ellis
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  • Exaggerated fears begin… 1985 - Bret Easton Ellis’s seminal first novel Less Than Zero was published chronicling the winter break of college student Clay returning to his family home in LA where he drifts through an affluent backdrop...
  • Limited Edition Jonnie Craig T-Shirt
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  • For the third in an ongoing series of iconic limited edition black and white photo t-shirts we've hand screen printed an image from Jonnie Craig's forthcoming book "I'll Kick You In The Head With My Energy Legs". There are only 30...
  • Jacco Kranenburg from Roomservice
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  • Two years ago Jacco Kranenburg, a Dutch designer, started bidding on eBay's many "Human Billboards" - people who offer their bodies and clothing as a place to advertise your company. The first issue of Roomservice magazine compiles...
  • Misaki Kawai
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  • Misaki Kawai is a Brooklyn based artist who creates cutesy but creepy naïve paintings and cardboard installations. Living and working in New York Kawai says she really feels part of the contemporary art world – there are "trash bag...
  • Jacob Aue Sobol
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  • Danish photographer Jacob Aue Sobol claims to have found his style while studying photography at Fatamorgana; the Danish School of Documentary and Art photography. He has since developed and refined it to perfection and has been nominated...
  • Starck
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  • Whether you like it or not, Philippe Starck has become a household name and his designs are becoming increasingly unavoidable wherever you go. After designing our lamps, toothbrushes, lemon squeezers, luggage, beds, taps, houses...
  • Self Publish, Be Happy
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  • This weekend the Photographers' Gallery will be showcasing 50 exceptional contemporary DIY photography books at "Self Publish, Be Happy". Throughout the two days there will be signings and a talk, giving the opportunity for art lovers...
  • Ed Templeton Book Signing
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  • If you happen to be in Berlin this Monday, head over to 25books where Ed Templeton will be signing copies of The Seconds Pass; his latest release with New York based publisher Seems.
  • Smoke Bath
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  • The guys over at Seems books were kind enough to send me their latest book release, Smoke Bath; a photo project curated by Peter Sutherland, to help raise awareness for The Fresh Air Fund. Since opening their doors in 1877, this independent,...
  • Mishka Summer 2010 Lookbook
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  • NYC brand Mishka have released their 2010 Summer lookbook entitled "Too Much Too Young", shot by Eliz Weinberg. Click the link to take a look at the whole thing.
  • David Schoerner
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  • David Schoerner's photographs, which are often perfectly composed, focused and lit, turn ordinary and banal situations into beautiful memories. His work is currently included in a group show at BAM (the Brooklyn Academy of Music)...
  • Tuesday Take Over
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  • Photographer Marcelo Gomes, who's shot for Dazed & Confused, Nylon and Tokion, is the author of this week's Tuesday Take Over — a regular post where we ask the guest to share an inspiring person, image or object with us. "Caetano...
  • Music Video Monday
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  • This week our selection of music videos include Melodica, Melody and Me, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The National, Field Music, Lester Brown and Soft Black. Melodica, Melody and Me - Piece Me Back Together. Directed by Nye Williams....
  • Curated By: Tony Cederteg
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  • Tony Cederteg is the founder and publisher of Libraryman Co. Ltd. who have published photobooks by artists such as Blommers/Schumm, Ola Rindal, Torbjørn Rødland and Viviane Sassen to name a few. He also works as a freelance curator,...
  • OHWOW Book Club
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  • OHWOW recently opened their new Book Club, designed by Rafael de Cáredenas. The 150sq ft Book Club is located below street level at 227 Waverly Place, New York and echos the design of a black and white pre-war American bathroom.
  • Bruce Ingram
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  • London based artist Bruce Ingram is known for creating fantastical objects and sculptures, which hover in limbo between natural wonderment and new age artificiality. From glowing neon geodes and potpourri splattered totem poles to...
  • Now I Remember Blog Launch
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  • A while ago we told you about the OHWOW release Now I Remember, featuring camera-phone photography from the likes of Spanky, Jerry Hsu, Neckface and more. For everyone who didn't buy the book, they've now launched a, constantly updated,...
  • Leon Batchelor
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  • Leon Batchelor, although curating his images into series, never really shoots around a specific theme. "Most of the time I'm investigating something quite vague and I'll use the process of creating the photographs to bring it to the...
  • Ari Marcopoulos Zine
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  • Photographer Ari Marcopoulos has released a new limited edition zine with Nieves books entitled "The War Is Over". The zine, which was printed in a run of just 100, coincides with the Nieves exhibition (10th - 21st April) at No. 12...
  • Robert Frank
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  • Robert Frank and his wife June Leaf have returned to their hotel, a stroll from the Place de la Madeleine. They have spent the afternoon walking along the Canal Saint-Martin with their friend François-Marie Banier. Frank, eighty-four,...
  • Gus Powell
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  • Born and bred NYC photographer Gus Powell lives off the city. Constantly inspired by his home surroundings, he captures the intimate moments shared with passers by on the bustling New York sidewalks. Projects like Lunch Pictures see...
  • Curated By: Emeric Glayse
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  • Emeric Glayse, founder of blog nofound, is an exhibition and book curator currently living in France. An erotic scrapbook, something like a nude moodboard, or maybe just the naked pictures I would love to have on my walls. I bring...
  • Emerica and Mörel Competition
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  • We've teamed up with Emerica and Mörel Books to give-away a load of stuff to three of our readers. All you have to do to give yourself the possibility of winning, is enter your name, email, shoe and T-Shirt size below and here's what...
  • Mark Delong
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  • Born in Canada in 1978, Mark Delong is a self-taught artist who makes comics, large drawings and ceramics. His comic book work, which often deals with themes of poverty, wheelchairs, love and inner beauty, was recently picked up by...
  • Ed Templeton
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  • Ed Templeton is one of our favourite photographers at HUH., so when we found out he was releasing a book with London based publisher Aron Mörel, we were more than a little excited to say the least. We caught Ed at the Elms Lesters...
  • Thirty Days Gallery, New York
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  • A few nights ago Thirty Days Gallery, a pop up store run by LA's Family Bookstore, opened in New York. The space will play host to a well selected list of musicians, artists, comedians and author readings. For images from the opening...
  • Tuesday Take Over
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  • For this week's Tuesday Take Over we called in Leemun Smith, founder of the successful Leeds based art collective Kraffhics and vocals in up-and-coming band Castrovalva. Brecht Vandenbroucke is a good friend of mine. His work seems...
  • Skateboarding.3D, Sebastian Denz
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  • On a recent excursion to Stockholm I pondered the duty free like a dehydrated camel on the hunt for water and found an issue of Kingpin. It featured a series of Sebastian Denz’s skate photographs in 3D, which instantly caught my attention....
  • Make It Count, Chad Muska
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  • In 2009, filmmaker Kick Dianda started putting together a comprehensive documentary on the skateboarding company Element, which culminated into a 200 page photo book and a DVD containing interviews with the various riders he met along...
  • David Bailey
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  • ‘I don’t smoke,’ says David Bailey as he lights a cigarette and inhales. The curls of smoke rise, unravelling, from the tip of the cigarette, and Bailey begins to laugh: a mischievous laugh that begins as a wheeze behind closed teeth...
  • Drinking The Kool-Aid, Ed Templeton
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  • Ed Templeton's latest show, Drinking The Kool-Aid opened up at the Elms Lester Gallery in Soho yesterday, to coincide with the launch of his latest zine with Mörel Books. (A review of it will be online shortly). Ed will be at the...
  • Label Picks: Young And Lost Club
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  • Label Picks is a new weekly feature in which we invite a different record label to tell us a bit more about one of their bands and share an mp3 with us. Up first are London beauties Young and Lost Club.
  • Scrap Book, Misaki Kawai
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  • While cleaning up my messy bookshelf the other day I came across a miniature handmade zine made by brilliantly weird and cute artist Misaki Kawai. If you for some reason still haven’t seen Misaki’s work, you're in for a rollercoaster...
  • Ed Templeton: Drinking The Kool-Aid
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  • Ed Templeton's latest show, Drinking The Kool-Aid, will open at Elms Lesters Painting Rooms in London on 6 April. The exhibition is presented by Emerica and Slam City Skates and presents a selection of photographs from the past fifteen...
  • Curated By: Bartolomé Kaugummi
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  • Bartolomé Kaugummi is the founder and owner of Rennes based publishing house Kaugummi Books. Since 2005 Kaugummi have been promoting contemporary drawings, photography and psych sounds through zines, books and records. Nicholas Gottlund...
  • Blumen, Collier Schorr
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  • New York born artist Collier Schorr has been living in Southern Germany for the best part of 13 years, compiling a study of the small town Schwabish Gmund. Blumen, which is the second volume of the series Forest and Fields, examines...
  • Ragnar Persson: Feel The Darkness
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  • Ragnar Persson had an exhibition opening last night at the Steinsland Berliner gallery in Stockholm to celebrate the release of his new monster of a book, Feel The Darkness. The place was rammed and the books sold quicker than Tamiflu....
  • Curated By: Fjord
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  • Veronica Rafael is co-curator of Fjord – a project that showcases the photography of young, up-and-coming photographers. Fjord's goal is to bring together a collection of notable photographers from the Internet and display their...
  • Tuesday Take Over
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  • This week's Tuesday Take Over comes from Sam Taylor — a London based illustrator and skateboarder. When I was younger I was never into comic books, I was more of a Simpsons/Southpark kid. I didn’t like the idea of sitting about and...
  • Tim Davis
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  • Born in Malawi in 1969, Tim Davis is a highly-distinguished photographer now living and working in New York. Davis's photographs, which often depict the weird, extraordinary anomalies of life, have been recognised by institutions...
  • Sara Despres of Foam Magazine
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  • As the managing editor of the Dutch photography magazine Foam, Sara Despres has a great understanding of both publishing and the world of photography. To mark the introduction of Foam to our online bookshop, we had a talk with Sara...
  • Angela Boatwright
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  • Photographer Angela Boatwright was born in Columbus, Ohio and says she owes surviving her Midwestern adolescence to taking photographs of her skateboarding friends while listening to heavy Metal. Upon turning 18 she hit the road and...
  • Video Interview with Jon Naar
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  • The Wooster Collective recently sat down with legendary photographer Jon Naar to discuss his 35-year-old book Faith In Graffiti. If you'd like to own the book for yourself, head over to the Wooster Collective site where you can pick...
  • Ryan McGinley Opening
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  • Tonight sees the opening of the long awaited Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere exhibition by Ryan McGinley at Team Gallery, New York. The opening starts at 6pm and the show runs from March 18th – April 17th 2010
  • OHWOW Release Now I Remember
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  • OHWOW have released Now I Remember, a book which gives an insight into the lives of characters such as Jerry Hsu, Todd Jordan, Kevin “Spanky” Long, Jen “JR” Reynolds, Tino Razo and Neckface.
  • Books You Should Own
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  • This week’s Book You Should Own is Scottish musical Genius Edwyn Collins’ Some British Birds. Edwyn shot to fame after creating pop hits like Falling and Laughing with his band Orange Juice in the early 80's. What had gone publicly...
  • Alexander Binder, Traum II
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  • A while back we featured photographer Alexander Binder who was born – interestingly enough, on Halloween - and raised in the Black Forest. He describes his childhood as either spending endless hours in the town's surrounding woods...
  • Tony Cederteg
  • Art & Design / art / 1 Comment
  • Tony Cederteg is a Stockholm based publisher, specialising in photography books. He has published prestigious artists like Peter Sutherland, Leo Fitzpatrick, Jerry Hsu and a bunch more. We had a talk with him about his new publishing...
  • The Clayton Brothers
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  • The Clayton Brothers have had a big overhaul of their website. It's now full of new drawings, paintings, unpublished images from the Clayton archive and has a daily updated blog.
  • Fräulein Atlantis, Jonathan Meese
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  • Jonathan Meese's latest book, Fräulein Atlantis, released by prestigious German publisher Prestel, contains almost 200 pages of artworks alongside photographs of himself, a DVD of performances and an interview by world-renowned collector...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • The best submission this week comes from Alexander Clarke. Although we've only featured his photographs, Alexander works principally in painting and publishes books under a verlag named BLUE, which he stocks in Claire De Rouen.
  • It's Nice That 3
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  • The third issue of It's Nice That is now available for pre-order. If you order before 31 March you receive an exclusive print from illustrator Parra.
  • Natalie Anne Howard
  • Art & Design / art / 4 Comments
  • Drawing from the "Canadian experience", Natalie Anne Howard creates grotesque, paranormal and surreal drawings which blur the line between real-life and imagined myths. In her rural Canadian hometown of Truro, they had a huge pile...
  • Fold Exhibition
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  • If you are in London this Thursday, you should check out a new exhibition opening up called 'Fold', featuring the works of 6 fine artists from Central St Martins. The private view starts at 6:30 and ends at 9:30. The address is:...
  • Seth Fluker on Fireworks
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  • Originally hailing from Canada but now living in our hometown of London, Seth Fluker takes beautiful photographs and arranges them into cleverly coherent series. One of the photographs that always stood out to us was Fireworks; here's...
  • The Girl With The Drags-On Tattoo
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  • Summary: When a young, unorthodox hacker is asked to look into the private life of a left wing journalist, she becomes entangled in the unsolved case of a 16 year old girl's disappearance 40 years earlier... There's no doubt this...
  • SOL & LUNA, Viviane Sassen
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  • Sol & Luna by Viviane Sassen is the latest book release from Sweden based publisher Libraryman. Viviane Sassen has prolifically exhibited her work at galleries around the world, produced four books for various publishers and shot...
  • Goody Mob
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  • m all for controversial publications about past-the-line subjects, but this Goody Mob zine about Jade Goody is beyond embarrassing. It's like reading a Controversy for Dummies with all the cliché shockers imaginable: Hitler... Check....
  • Nike SB / Fluff Book
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  • Nike SB and Fluff Magazine have teamed up to make the biggest book about skateboarding ever made. It's quite impressive really; it has more pages than any book I own, including the bible. I can’t even but it on my shelf because it...
  • Without Sun Journal #1
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  • Norwegian photographers Christian Belgaux and Marius Nilsen got fed up with the shit flood of pointless Flickr pages and commercially controlled photo-related publications eviscerating photography, so they took it upon themselves...
  • Dan McCarthy, Dan McCarthy
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  • Dan McCarthy uses oil paint in the style of watercolour to depict multi-coloured figures in weird and surreal environments. Bathed in sun yet completely removed from any kind of recognisable scene, the characters stand naked (or in...
  • Dan McCarthy, Dan McCarthy
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  • Dan McCarthy uses oil paint in the style of watercolour to depict multi-coloured figures in weird and surreal environments. Bathed in sun yet completely removed from any kind of recognisable scene, the characters stand naked (or in...
  • Patrick Tsai
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  • This article was originally intended to be a feature instead of an interview, but Patrick gave such interesting answers to my basic questions that I thought I should just present them to you as they are, rather than trying to re-hash...
  • Billy Childish: Unknowable but Certain
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  • Last night saw the opening of painter, musician, poet and general art wunderkind Billy Childish's new show at the ICA. This is the first major show of its kind to display all the different aspects of Childish's output over the years,...
  • Taciturn Heart, Marcelo Gomes
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  • Marcelo Gomes. Hassla Books. 16.5 x 23cm. Perfect bound. 32 pages. Soft cover. Four color offset. Embossed cover. Edition of 500. ISBN 978-0-9825471-1-3. Publication date: January 2010.
  • Sleepwalk, Zheng Yaohua
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  • The latest publication to come from Chinese publishers Good Morning Light is the beautiful 52 page book Sleepwalk, by photographer Zheng Yaohua. Zheng was born and raised in Shanghai, China and studied Chinese Language at Shanghai...
  • Sleepwalk, Zheng Yaohua
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  • "These pictures were taken when my novelty of surroundings had worn off and ambitions to describe the city hadn't emerged. I would get up early in the morning somehow, go through these images with my drowsy eyes and think, "Some don't...
  • Nicholas Haggard
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  • Nicholas Haggard is a Californian born photographer who describes his photography as a part of his every day life, each image acting as a visual diary entry. Nicholas approaches projects in a documentary style, photographing things...
  • This Long Century
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  • This Long Century is a website committed to featuring artists in the form of sketchbooks or special artworks made specifically. The site is curated by Stefan Pietsch, Jason Evans, Georgina Lim and Kate Sennert.
  • Feel The Darkness - Ragnar Persson
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  • About two years ago, while on a trip to Sweden, I happened upon Galleri Kleerup that was filled wall-to-wall, floor to ceiling, with framed drawings by Ragnar Persson. Ragnar instantly secured himself a top spot in my favourite-illustrators-of-all-time...
  • Bloggers Delight II
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  • The second part of our blogger interviews. This time we interview the people behind doubleyouwhy.com, mosslessmagazine.com, holyghostzine.blogspot.com and pantherclub.tumblr.com. Why did you start doubleyouwhy.com? It's hard to say,...
  • Kathy Lo
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  • Kathy Lo is a New York based photographer hailing from the depths of Canada. Currently working as the director of photography for The Journal, the future is looking bright for Ms Lo. Hello Kathy, How is your day going so far? Hi Jonnie,...
  • Out of the Blue – Henry Roy
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  • Out of the Blue features a large collection of Roy's personal work over the last nine years; introspective observations, warm and unobtrusive portraits, all exploring his grapplings with racial identity. With his soft, almost cinematic...
  • Finale Duale
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  • Finale Duale was produced by Markus Mrugalla for part of a temporary bookshop set up by UdK Berlin students in Summer 2009.
  • New Google Social Feature
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  • The Wall Street Journal has reported that on Wednesday Google will launch a new updates service which will put them directly in competition with Facebook and Twitter.
  • Robert Johnson
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  • Robert Johnson, born in the mountains 26 years ago claims to own a dog that can throw a ball, he also takes photos. Robert's work will be exhibited at the 107 Gallery in Toronto very soon, as well as being made into a book called...
  • Kilimanjaro, 20 Hoxton Square Projects
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  • Last night was the opening of 'Kilimanjaro Selects: art, love and everyday life' at 20 Hoxton Square Projects gallery in London. The editor of Kilimanjaro, an art paper dedicated to "visual culture and editorial experimentation",...
  • GEMINI Issue 002
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  • GEMINI Issue 002 is a collection of photographs taken by Patrick Moore, a self-taught photographer living and working in Ontario, Canada.
  • Frank Magnotta
  • Art & Design / art / 4 Comments
  • Frank Magnotta's drawings are absolutely mind-blowing. It's rare these days to find an artist who has evidently put so much time, detail and thought into their work and still produced something that feels so new, original and contemporary....
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Rob Brulinski from Baltimore City, MD. Flickr. Blogspot. Portfolio on Cargo Collective. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group.
  • Repurpose
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  • Repurpose is a collection of photographs by the friends and musicians Matt Papich of Ecstatic Sunshine and Joe Williams of White Williams. Their photos would most accurately be described as snapshots. Quiet and attentive, the images...
  • Before Things Change – Seth Fluker
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  • “Before Things Change” is a small insight into Seth Fluker’s undesirable occupation at Whole Foods Market Soho. Each image slowly evolved and quickly disappeared within his workspace while washing grimy kitchen utensils and haphazardly...
  • Before Things Change - Seth Fluker
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  • I've never been a big fan of conceptual, abstract photography. I like a photograph to tell me a story and, generally speaking, a picture of a white wall that comes with a 10,000-word essay, explaining the meaning and thought processes...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Jon Stanley Austin from Leeds. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group.
  • Viva Radio Competition
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  • To coincide with the new Weekly Sponsor, we're running a competition to win two of the t-shirts Viva Radio and American Apparel created in conjunction with Anthology Recordings and two Sounds from the Anthology Archives download cards...
  • Lionel Vivier
  • culture / fashion / 3 Comments
  • Lionel Vivier is the founder and owner of the French clothing and publishing company Sixpack France. Founded in 1998, Sixpack have gone on to collaborate with companies like DC Shoes and artists like Jiro Bevis, Steve Nishimoto and...
  • HUH. Is Tonight!
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  • Featuring Billy Vincent (live), Is Tropical (DJ) Lolita (Vice DJ), Billy JD (Vice DJ), Ronnie Plague (HUH.) and 'I'm Alex James, No! I'm Alex James: Agricultural DJ Outfit'. £3 entry (£2 cheaplist before 9:30, email names to jack@huhmagazine.co.uk)....
  • Day – Kaugummi Magazine #5
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  • Kaugummi Magazine is a bi-annual publication curated by Bartolomé Sanson and focusing on contemporary drawings and photography. Special photo issue. Each artist have been invited to send a picture related to an hour of the day. The...
  • Bartolomé Sanson
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  • Kuagummi Books are the latest addition to our ever-growing bookshop. To launch the new section we had a chat with Bartolomé Sanson about publishing. Hello Bartolomé, How is your day going? Hi Jonnie, today started terribly. I fell...
  • New Messages by Andrew Laumann
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  • Gottlund Verlag. Four colour digitally printed. 56 pages. 21 x 26 cm. Edition of 300. Numbered. Hand sewn. Casebound. 10% off the first ten copies.
  • Music Video Monday
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  • Sunderbans – Road Kills. Download this song for free from the Young & Lost Club. Animal Collective – Brothersport. Directed by Jack Kubizne. Islands – No You Don't. Directed by Derrick Beckles. Scanners – Salvation.
  • Anders Petersen
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  • Anders Petersen, born in 1944, is a Stockholm based photographer who has dedicated his life to photography. Anders has made an impressive twenty photography books with various publishers including Magnum and Steidl as well as winning...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Chris Little. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group. Or do both.
  • Nollywood – Pieter Hugo
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  • I first saw Pieter Hugo’s imagery by chance flicking through one of the many great books at Claire de Rouen and I’m glad I did, the series Nollywood has to be one of my favourite photographic works. I'm a big horror movie fan and...
  • Tobin Yelland
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  • Tobin Yelland first picked up his stepdad's camera and took a class at the De Young Museum aged fourteen. A year later, he had his first photograph published in Thrasher magazine and a year after that he shot his first ad for Venture...
  • Books You Should Own
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  • Jacob Holdt is one of the most prolific and socially relevant documentary photographers I have ever come across. His pictures hold timeless thematic strength and important cultural messages about various social inequalities in America....
  • HUH. Presents
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  • HUH. Magazine Presents is a new club night starting Thursday 14th Jan at The Old Queens Head in Angel, London. So if you're around come on in and get some free stuff. We have a whole load of secret live acts as well as Is Tropical,...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Jeff Luker from Portland, Oregon. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group. Or do both.
  • Salaryman by Pawel Jaszczuk
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  • Salaryman is a Japanese term suggesting the white-collar worker. It also carries associations of long working hours, low prestige in the corporate hierarchy, wage slavery, and karōshi (death by overwork!). After working overtime...
  • Spirit by Henry Roy
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  • Spirit is as subtle and intangible as a breath of air. It is an energy circulating between beings and things. It travels with light, winds, clouds or waves, it penetrates in stones, plants and animals. It affects humans, seizing...
  • My Shit Is Gold by Paul Herbst
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  • In an existential exclamation of withdrawal, Paul Herbst’s photographs at once portray a world of subtle intensities with momentous simplicity. His images host a constant dialogue between what we perceive and what we understand, leaving...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Patrick Tvillum who was born in 1988 and now lives and works in Denmark. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group. Or do both.
  • A Personal Anthology – Madi Ju
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  • Madi Ju is a Chinese photographer who was once part of the photography duo My Little Dead Dick. She now shoots solo and works on After17 magazine. You can read more about the book in the review we did when she sent it over. It's not...
  • Moonmilk by Ryan McGinley
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  • Over the past year, Ryan McGinley and his crew explored huge underground caves, venturing into unknown territory and seeking out spectacular natural spaces -some previously undocumented. The title, “Moonmilk”, alludes to the crystalline...
  • Even In The End by Peter Sutherland
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  • Even In The End is a slim edition of black and white images by Peter Sutherland, which have been entirely hand printed using photo engraved copperplates. Any inconsistencies in the printing or binding have been left as evidence of...
  • Untitled by Jonnie Craig
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  • "When I first became aware of Jonnie Craig's work I was shocked. His photos were blurred, fogged, and from a traditional stance, everything that could be wrong with them was. Then his work was published and I really started looking,...
  • HUH. Bookshop Launch
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  • At HUH. Magazine we're big fans of independent book publishing. We have a special, warm, fuzzy place in our hearts for all the people who stay awake night after night, examining paper, researching binding options and generally putting...
  • HUH. Magazine Issue 01
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  • HUH. Magazine is a free-to-pick-up publication, so to receive it right on your doorstep, all you need to pay for is postage. This issue includes interviews with Jerry Hsu, Matt Furie, Aron Mörel of Mörel Books, Paul Herbst and We...
  • Books You Should Own
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  • In the early 1980s, Gavin Watson had begun shooting what would become the biggest known collection of photographs of the rapidly growing skinhead culture of the time. Gavin managed to naturally capture something universally relatable,...
  • No Age Zine
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  • No Age have just released a new zine called 'Loosing Feeling'. It is available from Ooga Booga book store online.
  • Music Videos of '09
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  • Instead of Music Video Monday, our music editor Joe Reeve has compiled the best videos of 2009 as an end of year good will gesture. So get a mince pie and a glass of mulled wine, sit down, and feast your eyes on these.
  • The Clayton Brothers
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  • The Clayton Brothers have been collaborating ever since they've called themselves artists. They now live in California and work in a high street studio where people are welcome to walk in and have a look at what they're doing. Over...
  • Supreme Book
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  • Supreme have teamed together with Rizzoli Publications to produce their first hardcover book.
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Claudio Silvano from Brazil. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group. Or do both.
  • Gavin Watson - Raving 89
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  • Tonight is the opening of Gavin Watson's latest offering, 'Raving 89'. A 200 page book of pictures from the first wave of cow shed raves in the late 80s.
  • Music Video Monday
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  • Pony Pony Run Run – Walking On The Line. Directed by Romain Chassaing. Angus and Julie Stone – And The Boys. Directed by Kiku Ohe. Junior Boys – Bits and Pieces. Hot Chip – One Life Stand. Single out Feb 1st on Parlophone.
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Claire Sloan, a nineteen-year-old photographer from California. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group. Or do both.
  • Beni Bischof
  • Art & Design / art / 3 Comments
  • Living and working in the boring town of St. Gallen, Switzerland, thirty-two-year-old Beni Bischof is a multidisciplinary artist creating paintings, sculptures, drawings, collages, photos, zines, books and computer graphics. Whichever...
  • Tuesday Take Over
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  • Tuesday Take Over is a weekly section on the blog where we get a creative person to send us a little paragraph and some images about something or someone they find inspiring. This week we have Marek Wykowski, a photographer born in...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Tamara Lichtenstein (again, keep up the good work) via. Flickr. To submit your work email us 4-6 jpeg examples of your work (660 px width) and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk, or join our Flickr group. Or do both.
  • Moonmilk Second Edition
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  • If you missed Ryan McGinley's book Moonmilk the first time around, Aron Mörel is giving you another chance and releasing a second edition on the 7th December. Click the link to pre-order now.
  • Madi Ju – A Personal Anthology 1
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  • Madi Ju's first publication, A Personal Anthology 1, just turned up on our doorstep and it's great. Madi Ju is a Chinese photographer and used to be one part of My Little Dead Dick, who got a lot of work and press coverage after releasing...
  • Hello My Name Is Dev Exhibition
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  • I remember a few years ago I came across Devonté Hynes for the first time. He was in a band called Test Icicles. Dev was the gangly one with the yellow shirt and the fluorescent pink guitar. Dev has gone on to be the most successful...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Lee Harrison from Brooklyn, NY. To submit your work email 6-8, 660px width, jpegs and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk. You can also join our Flickr group here and our Facebook Page here.
  • Yves Drillet
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  • Yves Drillet is a 19 year old photographer hailing from Rennes, France where he studies at a local Fine Art school. Last year he put a fanzine out which was luckily picked up by Bartolomé Sanson who decided to publish it with Kaugummi...
  • MONO Launch
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  • Tomorrow MONO, a bi-monthly paper dedicate to image essays, will launch at Donlon Books, London. It will be available to pick up from all good book shops from Dec 1st.
  • The Saatchi Opus
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  • Last night The Saatchi Gallery held the grand unveiling of The Saatchi Opus, a 40kg, 850 page, 50cm square book documenting the work of over 150 artists from the galleries most famous exhibitions. The book is limited to 950 copies,...
  • Luke Ramsey
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  • Luke Ramsey was born in High Wycombe, UK and has fond memories of the Cotswolds village he grew up in. He currently lives and works on Pender Island, BC, Canada and wouldn't like to live anywhere else apart from this personal paradise...
  • Music Video Monday
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  • Vampire Weekend – Cousins. From the upcoming album Contra due for release worldwide January 11th. Directed by Garth Jennings (one half of the famed Hammer & Tongs directing duo). Charlotte Gainsbourg feat. Beck – Heaven Can Wait....
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Delaney Allen from Portland, OR. To submit your work email 6-8, 660px width, jpegs and a link to contactus@huhmagazine.co.uk. You can also join our Flickr group here and our Facebook Page here.
  • Pawel Jaszczuk
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  • Pawel Jaszczuk is a father, husband and photographer who truly hates retouching and silicone tits. He was born in Warsaw, Poland, then flew off to Sydney to study for his degree and finally ended up in Tokyo, Japan, where he now lives...
  • Books You Should Own
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  • Concorde by Wolfgang Tillmans is the next book on my list of books I think you should own. Growing up on the flight path of the international arrivals runway at Heathrow airport, I've seen my fair share of planes. Sure, I've seen...
  • Mario Testino - Mario de Janeiro
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  • Testino's latest offering Mario de Janeiro gives us a look at the Brazilian city through the Peruvian born photographer's fake tan tinted glasses. Ever since visiting the city in his summer holidays as a child, Testino has been fascinated...
  • Dash Snow – Gang Bang At Ground Zero
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  • The first time I came across Dash Snow's work was around a year ago when I found his zine I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water And Sleep In A Hollow Log at my girlfriend’s flat. I couldn't believe the amount of dicks, vaginas and cum on nearly...
  • Kaugummi Zine #5
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  • After many delays, due to the postal service of this fine country thinking they deserve job security above the rest of the financially suffering world, Kaugummi Books' latest offering arrived in the form of Kaugummi zine #5. This...
  • Books You Should Own
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  • Welcome to Books You Should You Own, Jonnie Craig's regular post about books you need to go out and buy immediately. There's a picture of his bookshelf so you can get your orders in online before you even read his reviews. First up,...
  • A. Rimbaud – A Season In Hell
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  • Ok, So I'm going to come clean straight away. I won't lie to you guys – I don't know a thing about poetry. What I do know is that anything associated with Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe must be good. This zine is the latest release...
  • Clock Opera Live
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  • Clock Opera were a treat of a discovery, a band to keep an eye on. They are a work in progress, but their songs and look on stage took them way above any of the other acts on that night. They have a hypnotic, dancey-pop sound that...
  • Per Englund – Life Geos On
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  • On a recent trip to Sweden I was lucky enough to be given Per Englund’s new book Life Geos On (that’s actually how the title is spelt). I need to nerd out a little bit here; it’s increasingly rare to find photo books with such high...
  • Seth Fluker
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  • Seth Fluker grew up in Vancouver, Canada and, like a lot of people, found photography through skateboarding – "Skateboarding helped me become more observant of my surroundings and made me look closer at banal objects with a different...
  • Nicholas Gottlund
  • Art & Design / art / 1 Comment
  • There are many brilliant photo book publishers out there but Gottlund Verlag takes the art of bookmaking to the next level. Whenever Nicholas Gottlund puts out a book, he prints it himself and binds every single last one by hand in...
  • Fantastic Mr. Fox
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  • Despite enjoying massive popularity, critics often give Wes Anderson’s movies the tough treatment. The same accusations are continually levelled against his work. For instance Anderson is frequently criticised for dealing with a...
  • Ryan McGinley - Moonmilk
  • Art & Design / publication / 1 Comment
  • I've always been interested in photography, ever since I can remember I've been obsessed with taking photographs but when I was young this wasn't something I was allowed to do; wasting film on the family camera wasn't allowed. When...
  • Café Royal
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  • A while ago we received a little package from Café Royal, a new publishing and distribution company set up by the illustrator Craig Atkinson. In the package we found Reward (a zine by the owner of Café Royal himself), Café Royal #4,...
  • Jonnie Craig Photo Show
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  • Our super picture editor Jonnie Craig is having a photo show/book launch out in Stockholm on 3rd October at Galleri Hangups (address below on the massive flyer, you can't miss it). Flights out there are only about £10, so you don't...
  • Harley Weir
  • Art & Design / photography / 1 Comment
  • Harley Weir is a young, self-taught, photographer living and working in London. She studied at Central St Martin's and has already shot for VICE Magazine, Urban Outfitters, METAL and PIG Magazine. She has an amazing collection of...
  • Moonmilk Opening
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  • Ryan McGinley's show opening/book launch at the Alison Jacques gallery was completely packed out and all the books are pretty much gone. Click the link if you want any chance of getting hold of one.
  • Ryan McGinley solo show
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  • Visit the Alison Jacques Gallery from Friday September 11th until October 8th to see Ryan McGinley's latest body of work - 'Moonmilk'. You can also pick up a book of this series at www.morelbooks.com
  • Bloggers Delight
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  • Who do you think of when someone says "top three blogs in the world"? Is it booooooom.com, itsnicethat.com and manystuff.org? I bet it is. So just for you we interviewed the people behind these great blogs, the people who scour books,...
  • Peter Sutherland – Legal Rad
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  • Jonnie Craig reviews Peter Sutherland's latest offering.
    I've always been a big fan of Peter Sutherland's work, ever since the first time I picked up his book 'Buck Shots' (2008). His work for me always has a 'thing' to it,...
  • Jerry Hsu
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  • Jerry Hsu is a photographer and skateboarder from San Jose. He skates for Emerica, Enjoi, Royal and Ricta and just got back on his board after taking a while out due to an injury. He's currently working on a book with Mörel Publishing...
  • Paul Herbst
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  • Paul Herbst is a fantastic photographer currently living in London. He's currently working on a couple of zines with Mörel Books and although he doesn't much like taking portraits, you can call him up and pose for him through...
  • Printer Resources
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  • For any Americans out there looking to get their (or anyone else's) book published, manystuff.orgjust posted a link to Printer Resources for Independent Art Publishers.
  • Dana Goldstein
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  • I was born and raised in Kentucky but spent majority of my life travelling. I picked up a camera for the first time in Tuscany when I was 13 years old. Shortly after my father bought me a dark room and set it up on our basement so...
  • Johnny Ryan – The Klassic Komix Klub
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  • For those of you who don't know who Johnny Ryan is, he is an illustrator/cartoonist from the United States of America. Johnny's drawings make me laugh. Now, I know what you are going to say; ''Great, they make you laugh, So?''.
  • RJ Shaughnessy
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  • RJ Shaugnessy was born in Hollywood, Florida and now lives in Hollywood, California. He recieved a BFA from the Art Center College of Design, and likes to read and write about photography. Now for a slightly more interesting fact;...
  • Aron of Mörel Books
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  • Aron Mörel is good friend of ours, he's a UK based independent publisher who set up shop in 2008. So far he's released books with Edwyn Collins from Orange Juice, our picture editor Jonnie Craig and Stella Vine amongst many others.
    We...
  • Lisa Holgersson
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  • Lisa was born in Chile in 1977, but was whisked off to Sweden at 5 weeks old. She studied photography in Gothenburg for three years and has been in exhibitions both here in London and in Gothenburg, Sweden. She's lived in London,...
  • Jai Tanju – With A Camera From Marc
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  • The other day, I was on my way to one of the many offices I frequent to pick up any post that may have turned up for me. Normally I get an invoice receipt or invites to "amazing" gallery openings. Today was a good day for post, I...
  • Submission Sunday
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  • Christina Maria Oswald is a German photographer born in 1984. In the past she's had her work exhibited in "Tinyvices", a show curated by Tim Barber at the NY Photo Festival, as well as at "Exit Gallery" in Claire de Rouen Books and...
  • Gavin Watson
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  • Gavin Watson grew up in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, photographing the people around him. In 1994 he released the highly acclaimed book 'Skins' on S. T PUBLISHING (The Times - "A modern classic") which documents the skin head culture...
  • Madi Ju
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  • Madi Ju is a Chinese photographer (one half of My Little Dead Dick in the past) whose about to bring out a great new magazine. She also randomly used to go to school with one of the girls from OWL who we just did a fives with.
  • Blog To Bookmark
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  • Here are our current favourite blogs for you to bookmark, obviously because they're our favourites, they'll be your favourites too.
  • Jake of Triangletriangle.com
  • Art & Design / web / 1 Comment
  • Triangletriangle.com is an online photography gallery run by a close and long time friend of ours who for now, to keep his identity from you, we will just call Jake. The gallery is regularly mentioned as one of the best websites on...
  • Leemun Smith of Kraffhics
  • Art & Design / illustration / 1 Comment
  • Leemun Smith is the art director of Leeds based art collective Kraffhics, who have been hitting it big in the Leeds art scene recently, with t-shirts and stickers on everything you look at. Here's an interview with the guy.
  • We Have Band
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  • We Have Band are a four piece electro band from London, and they're definitely not on Kitsune. We caught up with them in a pub near Notting Hill.
  • Harvest by Haroshi: Skate and Destroy
  • Here's a close up look at the Harvest by Haroshi: Skate and Destroy Exhibition currently showing at...
  • Skateistan, Noah Abrams
  • L.A. based photographer Noah Abrams recently traveled to Afghanistan to shoot a project about the emerging...
  • Ed Templeton
  • Ed Templeton is one of our favourite photographers at HUH., so when we found out he was releasing a...
  • Robert Johnson
  • Robert Johnson, born in the mountains 26 years ago claims to own a dog that can throw a ball, he also...
  • Alexander Binder, Traum II
  • A while back we featured photographer Alexander Binder who was born – interestingly enough, on Halloween...