Welcome to the Please Take A Seat issue, where we explore the radical act of sitting as a lens to investigate our fragmented new zeitgeist. In roughly 300 pages, we examine sitting through the polychromatic lens of sexuality, racial politics, spirituality, capital punishment, and the American justice system. What does it mean to sit? What does it mean to have a seat at the table?

This issue includes a fascinating 35-page, in-depth exploration of the life and work of the inimitable Nan Goldin, and a portfolio of recent photographs, which include candid, personal images of her friend Thora, landscapes, the summer uprisings, and stills from her new film, Sirens. For the past five decades, Goldin has captured the turmoil of love, loss, trauma, dependency, and personal resurrection in her iconic images of friends and lovers with searing, visceral honesty. Her celebrated Ballad Of Sexual Dependency changed the way we experience contemporary photography forever. In an intimate interview, we discuss her life and work during lockdown, making the critics cry, and her advocacy group P.A.I.N., which was founded in response to the opioid epidemic in a quest to take down the Sackler Family for manufacturing and distributing the drug Oxycontin.

The issue also features captivating conversations between Miranda July and Isabelle Albuquerque on companionship and July’s new film Kajillionaire, Kembra Pfahler and Hans Ulrich Obrist on the extremism of performance art, Sterling Ruby and Lucinda Devlin on capital punishment, Derek Fordjour and Torkwase Dyson on Black consciousness, Jermaine Francis and Beatriz Maués on sustainable fashion, Brad Phillips and Roe Ethridge on photography, and Gajin Fujita and Gabriella Sanchez on visibility in the diasporan panorama of Los Angeles.

The issue also includes Peter Opsvik’s “philosophy of sitting,” a feature on Mario Ayala ahead of his inclusion in Hammer’s Made in LA biennial, Peter Shire interviews emerging furniture designer Ryan Preciado, nine Black LA creatives discuss what it means to have a seat at the table by May Daniels, Otani Workshop discusses ancient Japanese pottery techniques, Marlen Keller explores biophilia, a suite of drawings by the late, great Japanese femdom artist Namio Harakawa, and a 14-page portfolio of photographs from artist Paul McCarthy’s latest legendary drawing sessions where he and German actress, Lilith Stangenberg take on the roles of Adam and Eve, Adolph and Eva, Arts and Entertainment.

Autre invites you to take a deep, dark dive down into the psyche of a strange new era—a time when many of us are doing more sitting, more reflecting, and more introspection than we ever imagined.

Fashion editorials by Eddie Chacon, Josh Hight, Lucas Christiansen, Marianna Sanvito, Till Janz, and Vitali Gelwich.

COVERS:
01 Nan Goldin: Thora floating, Connecticut, Nan Goldin, 2020
02 Miranda July photographed by Parker Woods in Downtown Los Angeles, styled by Rebecca Ramsey, hair by Charlie Le Mindu
03 Kembra Pfahler photographed by David Brandon Geeting at her studio in New York City, wearing Rick Owens
04 Jermaine Francis & Beatriz Maués; Lost & Found
05 Thalita Farias photographed by Vitali Gelwich in Berlin, styled by Toby Grimditch
06 Kaila Wyatt photographed by Vitali Gelwich in Berlin, styled by Toby Grimditch
07 Moustapha photographed by Till Janz in Berlin, styled by Toby Grimditch

Size 10X12.2. Lithographic printing. 290 pages.

(Warning 18+ only. Strong Sexual Content and Mature Themes)

Welcome to the edge of chaos issue. At its inception, we were unknowingly at the brink of a worldwide viral pandemic. Little did we know how close to the edge we really were. From the neurological, to the astrological, to the gastronomical, this issue is a creative journey before and after the world changed forever.

The issue features Doug Aitken And Catherine Opie in conversation with Dr. Robert Bilder on The Neuroscience Of Creativity, Arthur Jafa and Isabelle Albuquerque, Carsten Höller and Spiral Theory Test Kitchen, Raymond Pettibon and Aaron Wrinkle, Brad Phillips and Petra Cortright On Sports, Astrophysicist Heino Falcke on Black Holes, Omer Arbel and Kulapat Yantrasast discuss Biological Concrete, 40 Years Of l.a.Eyeworks, A Quarantine Diary by Sasha Frolova, a conversation with photographer Brian Griffin.

Cover 1: Arthur Jafa and Isabelle Albuquerque in conversation. Photographs by Pat Martin.

Cover 2: Legendary Dutch photographer, Paul Kooiker, from his series “The Rumour,” which will be featured in a book to be released by Art Paper Editions later this month.  

Cover 3: Iconic American model Debra Shaw by Eoin Moylan and stylist Naomi Miller.

Cover 4: Portraits and interview of photographer Brian Griffin by Josh Hight and stylist Julian Ganio

 Fashion editorials from Josh Hight, Thomas Hauser, Joseph Kadow, Eoin Moylan, Patrice Brylla,

Size 10X12.2. Lithographic printing.

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Whew! The past decade was bananas. Autre Magazine is excited to announce The Decade Of Influence issue. Just in time for the holidays, our limited-edition cover includes a unique peel-able and collectible sticker, featuring Maurizio’s Cattelan’s now ubiquitous found fruit sculpture, “Comedian,” and a conversation between the artist and multi-hyphenate, Sasha Grey about the who, what, where, when and why of the now insta-famous banana.

Our massive Winter 2019/2020 issue explores the past decade’s strange zeitgeist with a number of fascinating conversations. Director Gus Van Sant and musician Rain Phoenix discuss everything from selling out, to making music, to the legacy of River Phoenix. Hans Ulrich Obrist visits Genesis Breyer P-Orridge for a conversation about gender and a new pandrogynous future. Jennifer Herrema and Ariel Pink talk bedroom tapes in the era of streaming. Brian Butler has lunch with Kenneth Anger. ICA director Jamillah James interviews artist Sadie Barnette and her father Rodney Barnette who founded the Compton Chapter of the Black Panthers. We also feature a unique photographic dialogue between the late Robert Rauschenberg and Hedi Slimane in a noir-ish consideration of Los Angeles, then and now. And we visit futurist and cultural anthropologist Riane Eisler in Carmel to discuss early partnership societies and how the collab generation is not just a trend, it’s a matter of our survival. Lastly, Harper Simon visits the legendary Harry Dean Stanton.

The issue also includes a tantric mediation for the new decade by writer Gideon Jacobs. Brad Phillips writes about the metaphysical paintings of outsider insider artist Verne Dawson. Heji Shin photographs YouPorn’s new virtual avatar Jedy Vales. Charlie Le Mindu on the cutting edge of cosmetic surgery. And we explore the past, present, and future of iconic shopping thoroughfare Rodeo Drive through the prism of commerce and architecture, with contributions from Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas.

Only 200 copies of our limited-edition Maurizio Cattelan sticker cover will be available online.

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Cover: Mantel by photographer Till Janz (@Artworld Agency) and stylist Toby Grimditch featuring Maja Mihelic (@The Hive Management) wearing Annaliese Griffiths

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"I did masturbate to Elvis the first time. But I didn’t know what it was. It was like a new thing for me." – John Waters.

Introducing Autre’s 8th issue – a little late for Summer, but timely nonetheless – featuring the inimitable Pope Of Trash himself, JOHN WATERS, in conversation with LA-based artist and musician SETH BOGART. At 10 pages, 3,500 words and portraits by Bennet Perez on the beach in Provincetown, it’s the filthiest and most entertaining interview we have ever published.

We also visit the midnight movie Psychomagic mystic, ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY at his apartment in Paris for a conversation with writer PATRICK STEFFEN about beauty, meeting Kenneth Anger, and sex as a creative energy. You will also find conversations between curator HAMZA WALKER and Sonic Youth’s KIM GORDON, celebrated California Minimalists HELEN PASHGIAN and LARRY BELL, and DONNA HUANCA discusses her solo museum exhibition at the Marciano Foundation with LITA ALBUQUERQUE, and A Cold Wall*’s SAMUEL ROSS and industrial designer RON ARAD on working class architecture. In addition, URS FISCHER, choreographer MADELINE HOLLANDER AND JEFFREY DEITCH discuss art in the age of cobotics. We also talk to photographer PAUL MPAGI SEPUYA on the pornography of images, artist CHRISTINA QUARLES on fragmented figuration, and we sit down WITH CONNAN MOCKASIN for dessert at The Lodge Room in Los Angeles.

In this issue, you will also find an essay on TOMASO BUZZI’S erotic city two hours north of Rome with photographs by MATTHEW MODINE, and an essay by photographer MATTHEW ROLSTON on the legend of Harper’s Bazaar’s editor Carmel Snow.  

Lastly, we collaborated with OLD PAL (sharable cannabis) on a limited edition 50 page supplement featuring 38 Los Angeles-based artists called DID THE EARTH MOVE FOR YOU? Photographed by BENNET PEREZ at a studio in Chinatown, with an introduction by PETER SHIRE, it features indelible portraits of a unique creative generation in the new cultural epicenter of the world: Los Angeles. Only 500 of these special documents exist. The first 100 orders online will receive a FREE copy for your collection.

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Autre’s Spring 2019 issue takes a fascinating twisting and turning ecological journey that explores artists’ relationship to our current fragile ecosystems and zeitgeist. We speak to contemporary artists, but we also interview experts in their respective fields about certain volatile Los Angeles phenomena like wildfire and police pursuits.

Tom Sachs and Vito Schnabel converse about surfing and the myth of Swiss neutrality. Los Angeles-based artist, Ariana Papademetropoulos visits the last living surrealist, Pedro Friedeberg in Mexico City. We interview legendary performance and video artist, Joan Jonas, and multidisciplinary composer and choreographer, Meredith Monk. Rising actor, Buddy Duress describes how to do voiceovers while incarcerated, and record producer, John Carroll Kirby talks about working with Solange and Karl Lagerfeld. We also spoke to photographer, Susan Ressler about her exploration of corporate Los Angeles in the 1970s. Isabelle Albuquerque plays dress up at the landmark Bob Baker Marionette Theater. Photographer CG Watkins takes us on a strange and violent cinematic journey through snowfall in London, and Joseph Kadow shoots a gorgeous fashion story at twilight outside of Berlin styled by the brilliant Toby Grimditch. Click here to preorder. The issue ends with a conversation between fashion designer, Rick Owens and photographer, Rick Castro about the underground queer community of 1980s and ‘90s LA.

Cover:
Esteemed Berlin-based stylist, Toby Grimditch art directs a fashion editorial shot by Joseph Kadow at Sanssouci Palace In Potsdam, Germany. It features emerging Dutch model, Aniek Klapwijk, wearing a full look from Y/Project, a label creatively helmed by Glenn Martens that combines “conceptual and inventive detailing with playful proportions and a witty take on historical references.”

176 pages. Size 10X12.2. Lithographic printing

COVER 1: Milan Zrnic shoots 14 rising personalities in formal wear for a 30-page editorial.

COVER 2: Legendary stylist, James Valeri shoots a fashion story with rising Gabonese model, Mariam Eya, who wears full looks from Gucci’s Fall 2018 runway collection, which is an ode to the iconography of Los Angeles’ movie industry.

COVER 3: Autre’s Fashion Director, Eddie Chacon, shoots Play House, styled by Michele Andrews, featuring her three ultra cool progeny in high fashion at the legendary Egan House in Seattle, here in a dress by Jil Sander.

Autre’s Fall/Winter 2018 issue looks towards the bright and beautiful future with bountiful, blind optimism, and no particular theme. Architect John C. Portman set the stage for this futuristic positivity in 1974 when he broke ground on his hyperspacial postmodernist masterpiece, The Westin Bonaventure. In this issue, we consider the hotel as a symbol of Los Angeles as a city of the future, and the collective energy of changing topographies and attitudes in the cultural industrial complex. We also look at the new westward migration as a sort of nouveau manifest destiny for the art and fashion sectors. We speak to legendary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei who will descend on Los Angeles with three major solo exhibitions in the hopes of utilizing the influence and fantasy factory of the city’s talent industry to promote his humanitarian efforts, particularly the refugee crisis. In these pages, the director of the new Frieze Los Angeles, Bettina Korek, and Jeffrey Deitch discuss Los Angeles as the new, less tribalistic, multicultural beacon for a global cohort of artists, gallerists and collectors. And Nicodim Gallery’s Ben Lee Ritchie Handler speaks to painter Robert Yarber who surveys the failures of modernism and the vertigo of our new cityscapes with his falling or floating figures against black or neon-lit skylines. In over 100 pages of editorial fashion coverage, we explore these shifting demographics, testaments to waste, excess, glamour and identity, or lack thereof. There is cult denim label, 69’s non-demographic vision for the future with an interview of the anonymous designer.

This issue also features the work of Finnish photographer Iiu Susiraja, David Brandon Geeting, Sergei Barchuck, and interviews of Harumi Yamaguchi, Jim Goldberg, Brad Phillips and Tao Lin, rare books dealer Carl Williams on the LSD library, and Jayson Keeling talks about photographing Aaliyah.

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Autre’s rainbow magic Summer 2018 Issue features a 23-page interview of the legendary Los Angeles-based Norwegian-born photographer Torbjørn Rødland who has three major solo exhibitions this summer. One in Los Angeles at David Kordansky gallery, one at Bergen Kunsthall in Norway and one at Fondazione Prada in Milan. The feature includes a double interview with Autre’s editor-in-chief Oliver Maxwell Kupper and one with Serpentine Gallery’s director Hans-Ulrich Obrist. This issue also includes over 40 pages of fashion editorials with LVMH prize finalist Eckhaus Latta and Maryam Nassir Zadeh. Autre also interviews actor Matthew Modine with rare photographs from the set of Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket, feminist surrealist Penny Slinger, Lisa Immordino Vreeland on the legacy of photographer Cecil Beaton with gorgeous self portraits, Duncan Hannah on living the high life in New York City, Marilyn Minter on her new show at Regen Projects, legendary German New Wave director Wim Wenders, and Herb Alpert. The summer edition also includes an excerpt from Françoise Hardy’s memoirs, interviews with Lauren Halsey about her community-based practice and Koak about the power of comics, and a special photo document from Pierre-Ange Carlotti.

SHIPS NOW. 168 PAGES. OFFSET. PRINTED IN USA. PERFECT BOUND. 10”X12.2”

Our Spring 2018 Issue features a candid 10-page interview of the inimitable and legendary director Paul Thomas Anderson - whose film Phantom Thread received six Academy Award nominations –  with brilliant photos by Amanda Demme. The issue also includes interviews of Japanese street photographer Daido Moriyama, Larry Clark, experimental filmmaker Jonas Mekas, restauranteur Mr. Chow, iconic fashion designer agnès b., an intimate photo editorial by Chrome Hearts' Laurie Lynn Stark of Djuna Bel and Niki Haas, and Ren Hang's last editorial. 

Autre's amazing - best yet - winter issue is officially here. A rare interview of YAYOI KUSAMA is our cover story. Inside: an interview of HARMONY KORINE post retrospective at The Pompidou in Paris, an interview of controversial artist ANDRES SERRANO fresh off a Supreme collab, a 30-page fashion story featuring new LA designers - No Sesso, Empathy & Bebet SS17 shot by Eddie Chacon and styled by Sissy Saint-Marie, AGNES VARDA in conversation with street artist JR, actor VAL KILMER, EMMA TILLMAN, ceramist/artist PETER SHIRE, the great JUDITH BERNSTEIN and the legendary RONNIE SPECTOR from The Ronettes.

ISSUE SHIPS ON NOVEMBER 30th. 

Get your hands on Autre's summer issue. Follow LINDSEY WIXSON on a tropical vacation through Puerto Rico, go for a swim with UDO KIER at his mid-century home in Palm Springs, enjoy a neat glass of bourbon while you dive into WILLIAM EGGLESTON'S archive, take a deep soak in your favorite bath as you pour over the vintage pages of WET MAGAZINE and enjoy many more exclusive interviews and features with HEJI SHIN, HAJIME SORAYAMA, ROYAL TRUX, MARK GONZALES, SOPHIE KENNEDY CLARK, BILLY AL BENGSTON, DEREK BOSHIER, EMILY LABOWE, COURTNEY MAUM, VILLA LENA, JAKE HARPER, ALEX MURET, LUCIEN SMITH, JOHAN LINDEBERG + KRIS YENBAMROONG.

Autre's exciting new issue with a rare cover story on DAVID HOCKNEY who talks about life in Los Angeles and the vanity of being an artist, interviews with punk legends RICHARD HELL and the late ALAN VEGA, an exclusive chat with RYAN MCGINLEY and NOBUYOSHI ARAKI, a nightlife exploration featuring images from ELLEN VON UNWERTH'S birthday party with guests MARILYN MANSON and JONAS ÅKERLUND, and a conversation with 70s nightlife photographer MERYL MEISLER, and prose from award-winning author OTTESSA MOSHFEGH

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DIGITAL EDITION. Welcome to the Please Take A Seat issue, where we explore the radical act of sitting as a lens to investigate our fragmented new zeitgeist. In roughly 300 pages, we examine sitting through the polychromatic lens of sexuality, racial politics, spirituality, capital punishment, and the American justice system. What does it mean to sit? What does it mean to have a seat at the table?  

This issue includes a fascinating 35-page, in-depth exploration of the life and work of the inimitable Nan Goldin, and a portfolio of recent photographs, which include candid, personal images of her friend Thora, landscapes, the summer uprisings, and stills from her new film, Sirens. For the past five decades, Goldin has captured the turmoil of love, loss, trauma, dependency, and personal resurrection in her iconic images of friends and lovers with searing, visceral honesty. Her celebrated Ballad Of Sexual Dependency changed the way we experience contemporary photography forever. In an intimate interview, we discuss her life and work during lockdown, making the critics cry, and her advocacy group P.A.I.N., which was founded in response to the opioid epidemic in a quest to take down the Sackler Family for manufacturing and distributing the drug Oxycontin.

The issue also features captivating conversations between Miranda July and Isabelle Albuquerque on companionship and July’s new film Kajillionaire, Kembra Pfahler and Hans Ulrich Obrist on the extremism of performance art, Sterling Ruby and Lucinda Devlin on capital punishment, Derek Fordjour and Torkwase Dyson on Black consciousness, Jermaine Francis and Beatriz Maués on sustainable fashion, and Gajin Fujita and Gabriella Sanchez on visibility in the diasporan panorama of Los Angeles.

The issue also includes Peter Opsvik’s “philosophy of sitting,” a feature on Mario Ayala ahead of his inclusion in Hammer’s Made in LA biennial, Peter Shire interviews emerging furniture designer Ryan Preciado, nine Black LA creatives discuss what it means to have a seat at the table by May Daniels, Otani Workshop discusses ancient Japanese pottery techniques, Marlen Keller explores biophilia, a suite of drawings by the late, great Japanese femdom artist Namio Harakawa, and a 14-page portfolio of photographs from artist Paul McCarthy’s latest legendary drawing sessions where he and German actress, Lilith Stangenberg take on the roles of Adam and Eve, Adolph and Eva, Arts and Entertainment.

Autre invites you to take a deep, dark dive down into the psyche of a strange new era—a time when many of us are doing more sitting, more reflecting, and more introspection than we ever imagined.

Fashion editorials by Eddie Chacon, Josh Hight, Lucas Christiansen, Marianna Sanvito, Till Janz, and Vitali Gelwich.

(Warning 18+ only. Strong Sexual Content and Mature Themes)

Welcome to the edge of chaos issue. At its inception, we were unknowingly at the brink of a worldwide viral pandemic. Little did we know how close to the edge we really were. From the neurological, to the astrological, to the gastronomical, this issue is a creative journey before and after the world changed forever.

The issue features Doug Aitken And Catherine Opie in conversation with Dr. Robert Bilder on The Neuroscience Of Creativity, Arthur Jafa and Isabelle Albuquerque, Carsten Höller and Spiral Theory Test Kitchen, Raymond Pettibon and Aaron Wrinkle, Brad Phillips and Petra Cortright On Sports, Astrophysicist Heino Falcke on Black Holes, Omer Arbel and Kulapat Yantrasast discuss Biological Concrete, 40 Years Of l.a.Eyeworks, A Quarantine Diary by Sasha Frolova, a conversation with photographer Brian Griffin.

 Fashion editorials from Josh Hight, Thomas Hauser, Joseph Kadow, Eoin Moylan, Patrice Brylla,

Whew! The past decade was bananas. Autre Magazine is excited to announce The Decade Of Influence issue. Just in time for the holidays, our limited-edition cover includes a unique peel-able and collectible sticker, featuring Maurizio’s Cattelan’s now ubiquitous found fruit sculpture, “Comedian,” and a conversation between the artist and multi-hyphenate, Sasha Grey about the who, what, where, when and why of the now insta-famous banana.

Our massive Winter 2019/2020 issue explores the past decade’s strange zeitgeist with a number of fascinating conversations. Director Gus Van Sant and musician Rain Phoenix discuss everything from selling out, to making music, to the legacy of River Phoenix. Hans Ulrich Obrist visits Genesis Breyer P-Orridge for a conversation about gender and a new pandrogynous future. Jennifer Herrema and Ariel Pink talk bedroom tapes in the era of streaming. Brian Butler has lunch with Kenneth Anger. ICA director Jamillah James interviews artist Sadie Barnette and her father Rodney Barnette who founded the Compton Chapter of the Black Panthers. We also feature a unique photographic dialogue between the late Robert Rauschenberg and Hedi Slimane in a noir-ish consideration of Los Angeles, then and now. And we visit futurist and cultural anthropologist Riane Eisler in Carmel to discuss early partnership societies and how the collab generation is not just a trend, it’s a matter of our survival. Lastly, Harper Simon visits the legendary Harry Dean Stanton.

The issue also includes a tantric mediation for the new decade by writer Gideon Jacobs. Brad Phillips writes about the metaphysical paintings of outsider insider artist Verne Dawson. Heji Shin photographs YouPorn’s new virtual avatar Jedy Vales. Charlie Le Mindu on the cutting edge of cosmetic surgery. And we explore the past, present, and future of iconic shopping thoroughfare Rodeo Drive through the prism of commerce and architecture, with contributions from Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas.

200 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

"I did masturbate to Elvis the first time. But I didn’t know what it was. It was like a new thing for me." – John Waters.

Introducing Autre’s 8th issue – a little late for Summer, but timely nonetheless – featuring the inimitable Pope Of Trash himself, JOHN WATERS, in conversation with LA-based artist and musician SETH BOGART. At 10 pages, 3,500 words and portraits by Bennet Perez on the beach in Provincetown, it’s the filthiest and most entertaining interview we have ever published.

We also visit the midnight movie Psychomagic mystic, ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY at his apartment in Paris for a conversation with writer PATRICK STEFFEN about beauty, meeting Kenneth Anger, and sex as a creative energy. You will also find conversations between curator HAMZA WALKER and Sonic Youth’s KIM GORDON, celebrated California Minimalists HELEN PASHGIAN and LARRY BELL, and DONNA HUANCA discusses her solo museum exhibition at the Marciano Foundation with LITA ALBUQUERQUE, and A Cold Wall*’s SAMUEL ROSS and industrial designer RON ARAD on working class architecture. In addition, URS FISCHER, choreographer MADELINE HOLLANDER AND JEFFREY DEITCH discuss art in the age of cobotics. We also talk to photographer PAUL MPAGI SEPUYA on the pornography of images, artist CHRISTINA QUARLES on fragmented figuration, and we sit down WITH CONNAN MOCKASIN for dessert at The Lodge Room in Los Angeles.

In this issue, you will also find an essay on TOMASO BUZZI’S erotic city two hours north of Rome with photographs by MATTHEW MODINE, and an essay by photographer MATTHEW ROLSTON on the legend of Harper’s Bazaar’s editor Carmel Snow.  

184 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Autre’s Spring 2019 issue takes a fascinating twisting and turning ecological journey that explores artists’ relationship to our current fragile ecosystems and zeitgeist. We speak to contemporary artists, but we also interview experts in their respective fields about certain volatile Los Angeles phenomena like wildfire and police pursuits.

Tom Sachs and Vito Schnabel converse about surfing and the myth of Swiss neutrality. Los Angeles-based artist, Ariana Papademetropoulos visits the last living surrealist, Pedro Friedeberg in Mexico City. We interview legendary performance and video artist, Joan Jonas, and multidisciplinary composer and choreographer, Meredith Monk. Rising actor, Buddy Duress describes how to do voiceovers while incarcerated, and record producer, John Carroll Kirby talks about working with Solange and Karl Lagerfeld. We also spoke to photographer, Susan Ressler about her exploration of corporate Los Angeles in the 1970s. Isabelle Albuquerque plays dress up at the landmark Bob Baker Marionette Theater. Photographer CG Watkins takes us on a strange and violent cinematic journey through snowfall in London, and Joseph Kadow shoots a gorgeous fashion story at twilight outside of Berlin styled by the brilliant Toby Grimditch. Click here to preorder. The issue ends with a conversation between fashion designer, Rick Owens and photographer, Rick Castro about the underground queer community of 1980s and ‘90s LA.

176 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Autre’s Fall/Winter 2018 issue looks towards the bright and beautiful future with bountiful, blind optimism, and no particular theme. Architect John C. Portman set the stage for this futuristic positivity in 1974 when he broke ground on his hyperspacial postmodernist masterpiece, The Westin Bonaventure. In this issue, we consider the hotel as a symbol of Los Angeles as a city of the future, and the collective energy of changing topographies and attitudes in the cultural industrial complex. We also look at the new westward migration as a sort of nouveau manifest destiny for the art and fashion sectors. We speak to legendary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei who will descend on Los Angeles with three major solo exhibitions in the hopes of utilizing the influence and fantasy factory of the city’s talent industry to promote his humanitarian efforts, particularly the refugee crisis. In these pages, the director of the new Frieze Los Angeles, Bettina Korek, and Jeffrey Deitch discuss Los Angeles as the new, less tribalistic, multicultural beacon for a global cohort of artists, gallerists and collectors. And Nicodim Gallery’s Ben Lee Ritchie Handler speaks to painter Robert Yarber who surveys the failures of modernism and the vertigo of our new cityscapes with his falling or floating figures against black or neon-lit skylines. In over 100 pages of editorial fashion coverage, we explore these shifting demographics, testaments to waste, excess, glamour and identity, or lack thereof. There is cult denim label, 69’s non-demographic vision for the future with an interview of the anonymous designer.

This issue also features the work of Finnish photographer Iiu Susiraja, David Brandon Geeting, Sergei Barchuck, and interviews of Harumi Yamaguchi, Jim Goldberg, Brad Phillips and Tao Lin, rare books dealer Carl Williams on the LSD library, and Jayson Keeling talks about photographing Aaliyah.

200 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Autre’s rainbow magic Summer 2018 Issue features a 23-page interview of the legendary Los Angeles-based Norwegian-born photographer Torbjørn Rødland who has three major solo exhibitions this summer. One in Los Angeles at David Kordansky gallery, one at Bergen Kunsthall in Norway and one at Fondazione Prada in Milan. The feature includes a double interview with Autre’s editor-in-chief Oliver Maxwell Kupper and one with Serpentine Gallery’s director Hans-Ulrich Obrist. This issue also includes over 40 pages of fashion editorials with LVMH prize finalist Eckhaus Latta and Maryam Nassir Zadeh. Autre also interviews actor Matthew Modine with rare photographs from the set of Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket, feminist surrealist Penny Slinger, Lisa Immordino Vreeland on the legacy of photographer Cecil Beaton with gorgeous self portraits, Duncan Hannah on living the high life in New York City, Marilyn Minter on her new show at Regen Projects, legendary German New Wave director Wim Wenders, and Herb Alpert. The summer edition also includes an excerpt from Françoise Hardy’s memoirs, interviews with Lauren Halsey about her community-based practice and Koak about the power of comics, and a special photo document from Pierre-Ange Carlotti.

168 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Our Spring 2018 Issue features a candid 10-page interview of the inimitable and legendary director Paul Thomas Anderson - whose film Phantom Thread received six Academy Award nominations – with brilliant photos by Amanda Demme. The issue also includes interviews of Japanese street photographer Daido Moriyama, Larry Clark, experimental filmmaker Jonas Mekas, restauranteur Mr. Chow, iconic fashion designer agnès b., an intimate photo editorial by Chrome Hearts' Laurie Lynn Stark of Djuna Bel and Niki Haas, and Ren Hang's last editorial.

154 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Autre's amazing - best yet - winter issue is officially here. A rare interview of YAYOI KUSAMA is our cover story. Inside: an interview of HARMONY KORINE post retrospective at The Pompidou in Paris, an interview of controversial artist ANDRES SERRANO fresh off a Supreme collab, a 30-page fashion story featuring new LA designers - No Sesso, Empathy & Bebet SS17 shot by Eddie Chacon and styled by Sissy Saint-Marie, AGNES VARDA in conversation with street artist JR, actor VAL KILMER, EMMA TILLMAN, ceramist/artist PETER SHIRE, the great JUDITH BERNSTEIN and the legendary RONNIE SPECTOR from The Ronettes.

164 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Get your hands on Autre's summer issue. Follow LINDSEY WIXSON on a tropical vacation through Puerto Rico, go for a swim with UDO KIER at his mid-century home in Palm Springs, enjoy a neat glass of bourbon while you dive into WILLIAM EGGLESTON'S archive, take a deep soak in your favorite bath as you pour over the vintage pages of WET MAGAZINE and enjoy many more exclusive interviews and features with HEJI SHIN, HAJIME SORAYAMA, ROYAL TRUX, MARK GONZALES, SOPHIE KENNEDY CLARK, BILLY AL BENGSTON, DEREK BOSHIER, EMILY LABOWE, COURTNEY MAUM, VILLA LENA, JAKE HARPER, ALEX MURET, LUCIEN SMITH, JOHAN LINDEBERG + KRIS YENBAMROONG.

168 PAGES

Once you purchase, you will receive a private link to view the issue. You will have unlimited amount of time to enjoy the issue. Available on desktop and mobile devices with full screen capability.

Autre's exciting new issue with a rare cover story on DAVID HOCKNEY who talks about life in Los Angeles and the vanity of being an artist, interviews with punk legends RICHARD HELL and the late ALAN VEGA, an exclusive chat with RYAN MCGINLEY and NOBUYOSHI ARAKI, a nightlife exploration featuring images from ELLEN VON UNWERTH'S birthday party with guests MARILYN MANSON and JONAS ÅKERLUND, and a conversation with 70s nightlife photographer MERYL MEISLER, and prose from award-winning author OTTESSA MOSHFEGH.

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Autre magazine is pleased to announce the release of The Doppelgänger issue, a deep dive into the work of artists, writers, musicians exploring identity and alter egos in a time of multiplicity and duality. Spanning four covers, 300+ pages, and a free poster from Ex Libris called Word Sisters, we examine a bicameral zeitgeist and invite readers to image a new self in a post-pandemic age.

This issue includes a 20+ page examination of Jamaican dancehall culture with two cover stories — one with the legendary music producer Lee “Scratch” Perry, and one with stylist and artist Akeem Smith. With collages by Nick Sethi and text by Katja Horvat, we take a virtual trip to the beaches of Negril and the capital of Kingston for a conversation that spans generations and the cosmos.

Our third cover includes an in-depth interview of artist Isabelle Albuquerque on her orgiastic sculpture practice, by curators Nika Chilewich and Sara Frier with photographs by Noua Unu Studio and clothing by Givenchy SS21. And last, but not least, our fourth cover includes a special superhero editorial in collaboration with Russell James Redwood Harris and Rebirth Studios, an upcycling label from online fashion platform ABOUT YOU, featuring a series of handmade capes that will be auctioned with proceeds going to Covid-19 relief via Berlin Collective Action.

Other features include an 8,000 word interview of performance artist Ron Athey by Hans Ulrich Obrist, an interview of Narcissister by Jeffrey Deitch, a “reality fracking” editorial from Doug Aitken, Bill Powers interviews novelist Emma Cline, Lynn Hershman Leeson’s cyborgian fantasies, drag artist Joey Arias, celebrity lookalikes by Pat Martin and Alison Jackson (including a family portrait of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed with their imagined mixed - race love child), an unearthed interview of Lygia Pape in collaboration with Hauser and Wirth, and Erwin Wurm’s “one minute” sculptures. Other interviews and features with Cristine Brache on Amalia Ulman, Christine Wang and Mieke Marple in conversation, Cola Boyy with John Carrol Kirby, Hannah Epstein, Jermaine Francis, Lita Albuquerque and Gisela Colón in conversation, Marta Wilkosz, Simphiwe Ndzube, and Zach Harris. Fashion editorials by Letizia Guel, Nikki McClarron, Joseph Kadow, Isotta Giulia Acquatti, Ronald Dick, Thomas Hauser, and Vitali Gelwich.

Size 9.65X11.85. Lithographic Printing. 315 Pages.

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COVERS:
01 Lee “Scratch” Perry by Nick Sethi
02 Akeem Smith “Dancehall Forever”
03 Isabelle Albuquerque photographed by Noua Unu Studio, wearing Givenchy SS21
04 Rude and Noah by Vitali Gelwich in collaboration with About You
05 Ron Athey Interviewed by Hans Ulrich Obrist and photographed by Mat+Kat

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Autre magazine is pleased to announce the release of The Biodiversity Issue: ACCESS TO NEW TOOLS—an entire issue about the environment. We were given a paradise of epic proportions but we fucked it all up. Over 60,000 words and nearly 400 pages, Autre’s Biodiversity Issue asks readers to take a fascinating dive into our fragile ecological world. After two years of living through unprecedented climate change phenomena and a summer of catastrophic natural disasters, this is the most urgent edition we have ever published.

In this issue, we have a series of in-depth conversations with groundbreaking and pioneering visual artists who paved the way for ecological thought in art. We pay a visit to HERMAN DE VRIES, a botanist and member of the ZERO Group, in his lush meadow paradise in Bavaria to talk about his experimentation with LSD and the non-hierarchal systems of the natural world. We talk to NEWTON HARRISON, who with his wife HELEN HARRISON became a dual investigative powerhouse and spent decades examining the warming planet through a series of large-scale works in collaboration with scientists. We also interview MICHELLE STUART, whose earthworks examined her own psyche in relation to nature and a sense of place to attempt a better understanding of the environment.

With a focus on the plight of endangered species, we dedicate a unique cover story to the Turtle Conservancy in Ojai, California where filmmaker (director of Tiger King) and former nightlife impresario, ERIC GOODE, has created a headquarters for saving the rarest and most threatened turtles and tortoises on Earth. Goode and esteemed herpetologist, RUSSELL MITTERMEIER, discuss biodiversity and the importance of saving these vital reptiles. Another cover feature analyzes the work of the young Nigerian-American artist DOZIE KANU with an interview that considers his diasporan roots, the colonial ghosts that inform his work, and access to a set of worldbuilding tools for a new cultural ecosystem. Another cover comes to us from Los Angeles-based ONLINE CERAMICS, whose tongue-in-cheek graphical language expound a Be Here Now ethos and love for nature—designers ALIX ROSS and ELIJAH FUNK converse about Serpent Mound, DMT, and optimism for the future. For our fifth cover, we collaborate again with ReBirth Studios, a sustainable fashion initiative from ABOUT YOU, for a unique editorial shot by CG WATKINS in the forests of Bad Schandau, Germany, featuring a collection of remixed unsold garments from Drykorn’s deadstock factory by stylist NATACHA VORANGER.

Other features include an interview of designer HERON PRESTON by HANS ULRICH OBRIST on sustainable fashion and waste management. Chef and slow food activist ALICE WATERS and gangsta gardener RON FINLEY on planting a revolution in your backyard. Co-founder of Black Lives Matter, PATRISSE CULLORS, and fellow artists ALEXANDRE ALI REZA DORRIZ and NOÉ OLIVAS on their abolitionist center for healing, CRENSHAW DAIRY MART. We also talk to artist TACITA DEAN about her fascination with four-leaf clovers, objective chance, and cosmic connection to JG BALLARD and ROBERT SMITHSON. A conversation between artists ARIANA PAPADEMETROPOULOS and JIM SHAW explores extraterrestrial cults, like UNARIUS, who utilized esoteric pseudoscience to image a better world. GLENN KAINO chats about the power of bioluminescence. IVÁN ARGOTE offers better solutions for contested monuments. GABRIEL RICO discusses balancing the equations of the natural and geopolitical world using a new organic language. Japanese photographer TAKASHI HOMMA on capturing RADIOACTIVE MUSHROOMS. Artist ISABELLE ALBUQUERQUE and biologist JEFF SIKICH on the strange private behaviors of the MOUNTAIN LIONS of Los Angeles. Over fourteen pages, we take a journey to SKY HIGH FARM where artist DAN COLEN is finding the intersection of regenerative farming and his art practice. Photographer duo MAT+KAT observe the SALTON SEA as a symbol of ecological disaster. BENNET PEREZ documents the COMMUNITY FRIDGES of Los Angeles. LANI TROCK writes an essay that explores Web3 as a new digital utopia. And finally, editor-in-chief OLIVER KUPPER proposes ANDREA ZITTEL’S A-Z WEST as a desert laboratory for the future.

This issue also feature fashion editorials that explore the natural world and sustainability. Photographer PAULO SUTCH and stylist JULIA EHRLICH take a hike in Los Angeles for a story about GORPCORE. DANIELA MÜLLER-BRUNKE and MAX JOLIVET visit a utopic community in the suburbs of Berlin, HENDRIK SCHNEIDER and BILLY LOBOS take a dip for an accessories story called BLACK SPRING, DANIEL ROCHÉ and HAKAN SOLAK explore the ancient tradition of Turkish carpet weaving. ROMAN GOEBEL and TOBY GRIMDITCH visit an urban greenhouse for a story about conspicuous consumption. SCOTT GALLAGHER and CHARLOTTE ROBERTS visit The Knepp Estate to reinterpret ethical fashion design on the grounds of one of the biggest rewilding projects in the world. HORST DIEKGERDES and ANNABELLE JOUOT imagine a FUTURE WARDROBE comprised entirely of circular fashion. SAM NIXON and STELLA GREENSPAN imagine new empowered identities for future ecologies.

Size 9.65X11.85. Offset Printing by KOPA (Lithuania). 380 Pages. 60,000 words.

PRINTED SUSTAINABLY in a GREEN CERTIFIED FACILITY. Certifications from the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) promoting ethical management of the world’s forests, The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), and EU Ecolabel (label of environmental excellence). All issues will be shipped using compostable materials.

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PHYSICAL COPIES SHIP SECOND WEEK OF SEPTEMBER.

COVERS:
01 herman de vries by Joseph Kadow
02 Turtle Conservancy by Adarsha Benjamin
03 Dozie Kanu by Parker Woods
04 Online Ceramics
05 About You ReBirth by CG Watkins

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Autre magazine is pleased to announce the release of The Biodiversity Issue: ACCESS TO NEW TOOLS—an entire issue about the environment. We were given a paradise of epic proportions but we fucked it all up. Over 60,000 words and nearly 400 pages, Autre’s Biodiversity Issue asks readers to take a fascinating dive into our fragile ecological world. After two years of living through unprecedented climate change phenomena and a summer of catastrophic natural disasters, this is the most urgent edition we have ever published.

In this issue, we have a series of in-depth conversations with groundbreaking and pioneering visual artists who paved the way for ecological thought in art. We pay a visit to HERMAN DE VRIES, a botanist and member of the ZERO Group, in his lush meadow paradise in Bavaria to talk about his experimentation with LSD and the non-hierarchal systems of the natural world. We talk to NEWTON HARRISON, who with his wife HELEN HARRISON became a dual investigative powerhouse and spent decades examining the warming planet through a series of large-scale works in collaboration with scientists. We also interview MICHELLE STUART, whose earthworks examined her own psyche in relation to nature and a sense of place to attempt a better understanding of the environment.

With a focus on the plight of endangered species, we dedicate a unique cover story to the Turtle Conservancy in Ojai, California where filmmaker (director of Tiger King) and former nightlife impresario, ERIC GOODE, has created a headquarters for saving the rarest and most threatened turtles and tortoises on Earth. Goode and esteemed herpetologist, RUSSELL MITTERMEIER, discuss biodiversity and the importance of saving these vital reptiles. Another cover feature analyzes the work of the young Nigerian-American artist DOZIE KANU with an interview that considers his diasporan roots, the colonial ghosts that inform his work, and access to a set of worldbuilding tools for a new cultural ecosystem. Another cover comes to us from Los Angeles-based ONLINE CERAMICS, whose tongue-in-cheek graphical language expound a Be Here Now ethos and love for nature—designers ALIX ROSS and ELIJAH FUNK converse about Serpent Mound, DMT, and optimism for the future. For our fifth cover, we collaborate again with ReBirth Studios, a sustainable fashion initiative from ABOUT YOU, for a unique editorial shot by CG WATKINS in the forests of Bad Schandau, Germany, featuring a collection of remixed unsold garments from Drykorn’s deadstock factory by stylist NATACHA VORANGER.

Other features include an interview of designer HERON PRESTON by HANS ULRICH OBRIST on sustainable fashion and waste management. Chef and slow food activist ALICE WATERS and gangsta gardener RON FINLEY on planting a revolution in your backyard. Co-founder of Black Lives Matter, PATRISSE CULLORS, and fellow artists ALEXANDRE ALI REZA DORRIZ and NOÉ OLIVAS on their abolitionist center for healing, CRENSHAW DAIRY MART. We also talk to artist TACITA DEAN about her fascination with four-leaf clovers, objective chance, and cosmic connection to JG BALLARD and ROBERT SMITHSON. A conversation between artists ARIANA PAPADEMETROPOULOS and JIM SHAW explores extraterrestrial cults, like UNARIUS, who utilized esoteric pseudoscience to image a better world. GLENN KAINO chats about the power of bioluminescence. IVÁN ARGOTE offers better solutions for contested monuments. GABRIEL RICO discusses balancing the equations of the natural and geopolitical world using a new organic language. Japanese photographer TAKASHI HOMMA on capturing RADIOACTIVE MUSHROOMS. Artist ISABELLE ALBUQUERQUE and biologist JEFF SIKICH on the strange private behaviors of the MOUNTAIN LIONS of Los Angeles. Over fourteen pages, we take a journey to SKY HIGH FARM where artist DAN COLEN is finding the intersection of regenerative farming and his art practice. Photographer duo MAT+KAT observe the SALTON SEA as a symbol of ecological disaster. BENNET PEREZ documents the COMMUNITY FRIDGES of Los Angeles. LANI TROCK writes an essay that explores Web3 as a new digital utopia. And finally, editor-in-chief OLIVER KUPPER proposes ANDREA ZITTEL’S A-Z WEST as a desert laboratory for the future.

This issue also feature fashion editorials that explore the natural world and sustainability. Photographer PAULO SUTCH and stylist JULIA EHRLICH take a hike in Los Angeles for a story about GORPCORE. DANIELA MÜLLER-BRUNKE and MAX JOLIVET visit a utopic community in the suburbs of Berlin, HENDRIK SCHNEIDER and BILLY LOBOS take a dip for an accessories story called BLACK SPRING, DANIEL ROCHÉ and HAKAN SOLAK explore the ancient tradition of Turkish carpet weaving. ROMAN GOEBEL and TOBY GRIMDITCH visit an urban greenhouse for a story about conspicuous consumption. SCOTT GALLAGHER and CHARLOTTE ROBERTS visit The Knepp Estate to reinterpret ethical fashion design on the grounds of one of the biggest rewilding projects in the world. HORST DIEKGERDES and ANNABELLE JOUOT imagine a FUTURE WARDROBE comprised entirely of circular fashion. SAM NIXON and STELLA GREENSPAN imagine new empowered identities for future ecologies.

380 Pages. 60,000 words.

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COVERS:
01 herman de vries by Joseph Kadow
02 Turtle Conservancy by Adarsha Benjamin
03 Dozie Kanu by Parker Woods
04 Online Ceramics
05 About You ReBirth by CG Watkins

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Autre magazine is pleased to announce the release of THE BODY ISSUE—a comprehensive cross-disciplinary exploration of the body’s past, present, and future on Spaceship Earth. We look to artists, scientists, academic scholars, and futurists for insight, truth, and answers. An epic of feedback loops and bodily transmissions across 400-pages, this issue is inspired by 103-year-old chemist James Lovelock’s groundbreaking Gaia theory, which postulates that living organisms interact with their inorganic surroundings on Earth to form a synergistic and self-regulating system.

We connect to artists that tap into the raw nerve endings of the bodily zeitgeist, like WOLFGANG TILLMANS, arguably one of the most important photographers of the canon’s history, with an in-depth interview and special portfolio of images ahead of his major survey at MoMA in the fall. Artist and Balenciaga muse ELIZA DOUGLAS speaks to legendary musician and composer ANOHNI about the queer body and the climate crisis, with portraits of Douglas by iconic photographer JACK PIERSON. Fellow artists PRECIOUS OKOYOMON and BOBBI SALVÖR MENUEZ have a free-flowing conversation about the body existing in time outside of time, with portraits by NICK SETHI.

This issue also features an interview with foundational ecofeminist artist FAITH WILDING by HANS ULRICH OBRIST on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Womanhouse, the first women-led public art exhibition that included artists Judy Chicago and Miriam Shapiro. There is also a conversation between American sexologist ANNIE SPRINKLE, her partner BETH STEPHENS, and Indigenous sexuality professor KIM TALLBEAR on ECOSEXUALITY. We talk to former adult film actress JESSIE ANDREWS on life after porn. We visit CHRIS WOLSTON in Colombia where he is making erotically anthropomorphized furniture with a profit-sharing collective of weavers. LENGUA speaks to JORDAN RICHMAN on his new book of photographs, Photophobia. Cultural astronomer JARITA HOLBROOK and artist TAVARES STRACHAN discuss the myth of the Black monolith. Supreme’s newly appointed creative director, designer TREMAINE EMORY, and artist SANFORD BIGGERS opine on representations of the Black body in contemporary culture. And JAMES LOVELOCK himself speaks to us about how the Gaia theory came to be.

This issue also features a series of important interviews and conversations between artists and scholars on queer and othered bodies. Artist EMILY BARKER, who will be included in the 2022 Whitney Biennial, speaks to disability theorist ROBERT MCRUER for a fascinating conversation on the ghosting of disabled bodies in the face of neoliberal austerity politics. PANTEHA ABARESHI, who lives with the debilitating and degenerative disease sickle cell zero beta thalassemia, makes artwork in response to the landscape of a weaponized medical industry.

In these pages, we explore how the body is represented in fashion and art. BILL POWERS sits down with painter LOUISE BONNET, who was invited to exhibit in the 2022 Venice Biennial, to consider the psychic implications of her exaggerated and grotesque bodily forms that lactate, urinate, and secrete corporeal liquids in surrealist, painterly environments. Fellow artists LYDIA MARIA PFEFFER and TRULEE HALL share their techniques in queering the phantasmagorical, mythological, and biblical. Fashion designer SPENCER PHIPPS shares the genesis of his eponymous label and how getting closer to death through extreme outdoor activities brings us closer to nature. And in a special fashion editorial from Mexico City by Fede Reyes and Rachel Israela, we feature the first openly gay luchador, CASSANDRO EL EXÓTICO.

This issue also features fashion editorials that explore the body. ​​PEGAH FARAHMAND and MARISSA BAKLAYAN capture FASHION LABEIJA in a celebration of the trans body, ANTOINE HARINTHE and ELENA PSALTI explore the amalgamation of the body’s chemical circus, DANIELE FUMMO and PAOLO ZAGOREO highlight five London-based artists on their somatic practices. EVA WANG and FERDI SIBBEL on the beauty industry’s masochistic allure, DANIEL ROCHÉ and MAX JOLIVET document the many personalities of fashion icon IVANA VLADISLAVA, JERMAINE FRANCIS and BETH FENTON present an editorial featuring Irish-born, London-based designer SINÉAD O’DWYER, MAT+KAT prove that nature is everywhere. NAGUEL RIVERO and MEL BACALONI visit Argentina for an editorial where the body meets the vegetal, OZMAN ÖZEL and HAKAN SOLAK explore the mystical practice of Sufi whirling. RENATE ARIADNE and INÊS BIZARRO frame the body like a picture, ALEX HUANFA CHENG and NATACHA VORGANGER capture an orgy of performing bodies in the nave of the CAPC Bordeaux. SCOTT GALLAGHER and NAOMI MILLER shine a light on the delicate nature of the skin we’re in. THOMAS HAUSER and TOBY GRIMDITCH present an editorial inspired by the MARIANA TRENCH featuring Celine and Hedi Slimane muse, MARGAUX LION.

Size 9.65 x 11.85 inches. Offset Printing by KOPA (Lithuania). 402 Pages.

PRINTED SUSTAINABLY in a GREEN CERTIFIED FACILITY. Certifications from the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) promoting ethical management of the world’s forests, The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), and EU Ecolabel (label of environmental excellence). All issues will be shipped using compostable materials.

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COVERS:

01 Eliza Douglas by Jack Pierson

02 Wolfgang Tillmans Interviewed by Sasha Frere-Jones

03. Precious Okoyomon and Bobbi Salvör Menuez by Nick Sethi

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