Tag: magazines

  • TAMBOURINE: KIOSKO 001

    TAMBOURINE: KIOSKO 001

    TAMBOURINE is an online platform established in Madrid by Sara Arroyo and Silvia Pérez with the objective of researching and supporting the independent magazine scene. Through diverse activities, such as seminars, presentations and a webshop, TAMBOURINE aims to decipher the role of printed matter in contemporary culture, as well as provide its readers with the latest magazine releases, connecting the digital community with the highest quality, printed matter.

    www.playthetambourine.com

    Photos by TAMBOURINE & María Vibot.

    We attended KIOSKO 001, the first in a series of events dedicated to reinterpreting the traditional magazine newsstand (Kiosko in Spanish), through collaborations with different artists and creators, in order to bring new life to this concept and create a space for independent publications.

    This first edition took place last May at photography studio RUGE, in the up-and-coming neighbourhood of Oporto in Madrid. Collaborating with the studio founders, artists Borja Llobregat and Ostap Yashchuk, TAMBOURINE built an installation to showcase the latest issues of national and international, independent magazines.

    If you’re an artist, architect, furniture designer or any other type of creative who wants to collaborate with TAMBOURINE on future editions of KIOSKO you can reach Sara and Silvia on the following e-mail address: info@playthetambourine.com

  • Bookshelf: COS Magazine

    Bookshelf: COS Magazine

    Last week, we picked up the newest issue of COS Magazine. The 13th issue is edited by Gert Jonkers and Jop van Bennekom – the founders of cult publications Fantastic Man and BUTT – and celebrates the power of performance and the art of preparation.

    Presenting a new format, this issue is divided into 15 different pieces and features interviews with the likes of Austrian artist Erwin Wurm and Serpertine Gallery’s director Julia Peyton-Jones, photo essays by Qiu Yang and Michael Kohls, and fashion editorials featuring pieces from COS Autumn/Winter 13 collection.

    COS Magazine is distributed for free across the label’s stores and is also available online at: www.cosstores.com