Cabinet Magazine #37 – Bubbles, Spring 2010

Including Wayne Koestenbaum on the figure of the bubble in the philosophy and praxis of Marx (Harpo), Jonathan Allen on the delicate art of the balloon, D. Graham Burnett on bubbles (fast), bubbles (hot), bubbles (fun), and more bubbles (metaphysical), Justin E. H. Smith on the loaf of life, a conversation about fizziness between mixologist Eben Klemm and food scientist David Arnold and recently discovered correspondence from aspiring balloonist Gordon Matta-Clark

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‘SUP MAGAZINE 22

Featuring Hot Chip, Gold Panda, Liars, Beach House, Yeasayer, Megadeth, a feature on New York House, Light Asylum and much more. Including photography by Marcelo Gomes, Dan Wilton, Milan Zrnic, David Ellison and Ben Rayner

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Libertine(Zeitschrift #19)

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GRID #1

100 Copies

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Ein Magazin über Orte # 7 – Issue about the sea

Ein Magazin über Orte (A magazine about places) is published twice a year. It deals with a different location in every issue. The magazine collects works of various authors in the form of photographs, drawings and texts.

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Famous # 10, Nobody is Famous in New York

The primier concept of Famous was that of an entirely white magazine, empty, devoid of any visual representation. Only names, of real or virtual “anti-contributors”, would have come to the light of such an immaculate matter. Thereafter, Famous became a polymorphous magazine, with fluctuation directive lines and variable contents. Dissolving subjective identities on behalf of the purpose, Famous can also take the decision to use star system’s codes in order to have diverse individualities emerge. Famous wants to be theoretical and practical, intimate and mundane.

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Magazine, by Mike Nelson

Images taken by Kieren Beattie, Mike Nelson, John Riddy, Bent Ryberg, Tate Photography, Marcus Leith and Rodney Tidnam.

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Lineman: Los Angeles Trade-Technical College
by Michael Parker

Set includes original publication with class photo poster

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Provence, issue O.
Published in conjunction with an exhibition (April 24th – June 6th, 2010), at Halle für Kunst Lüneburg eV, Lüneburg, Germany.
Edited by Daiga Grantina, Tobias Kaspar and Hannes Loichinger.

Contributors: Gerry Bibby, Nick Mauss & Ken Okiishi, Fumi Yosano, Ulf Wuggenig, Jay Chung and Q Takeki Maeda, Edgars Gluhovs, Ei Arakawa & Malik Gaines.

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May Revue #4
“The fourth issue of MAY makes an atypical choice by publishing a very large selection of archival material coming from what is called “feminist nebula” in Italy in the 1970s (…)”

Contributors:
The Milan Women’s Bookstore Collective, Antonella Nappi, Lea Melandri, Carla Lonzi, David Lewis, Josef Strau, Tony Conrad, Alex Kitnick, Thomas Boutoux, François Piron et Benjamin Thorel, Carla Schulmann, Jay Chung, Leonor Antunes.

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