Typologie – Le bouchon de liège

Typologie – Le bouchon de liègeThis issue focuses on this ubiquitous object and gives it all the attention its beauty deserves, from the first cut out specimens from the 16th century to contemporary agglomerated versions. It presents the cultivation of cork in the cork oak forests of Portugal, its artisanal harvesting and addresses the challenges of this industry which subtly mixes machine and hand. He questions the object in its use and its role in the aging of wine. Reading this

allowing to envision the whole of Vienne’s body of work under a fresh new light

it deploys a collective memory around this basic food

South African photographer Sabelo Mlangeni’s documentary work reflects his conscious choice of themes

to learn the things they hadn’t got round to and photograph the process

recycled fridge interiors

“NOTHING LEFT BUT HEALING” is the new 71-person group book celebrating the community surrounding Pomegranate Press

descriptions of exercises

anthropological

That is why this book should not be taken as the final outcome of an experience

Beauty Is In The Street reproduces over 200 of these works

Flexibound

a musing on the historical moment in which they were created and the present they in turn disrupt