Hometown Journal Episode 1
Hometown Journal Episode 1
This magazine is about who we are - as creatives, as humans, as citizens. It’s where we come from and where we want to be going. Hometown investigates the work of passionate creators all over the globe, as a reflection of today’s constantly evolving zeitgeist. By digging deep into the complex dynamics of modern-day systems and their functions, we hope to reach the core of each topic, and collectively discover new possibilities for change.
Featuring:
Maria Jesus Contreras, Vimeo, Maxime Cardol, Sheila Johansson, Rina Yang, Anna Serner, Skinshap, Pat Martin, Ingmar Björn Nolting, I Am Here, Andzej Gavriss
Specs:
154 Pages, 21x28cm, 640g, 6 different paper stocks
Offset print, Screen print, Foil stamp
Total Circulation of 800
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Things to watch & read:
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"Such was my instinct. Licking off his tear. "
An untitled text by Lara Konrad, author of the forthcoming novel Insufferable, about a tongue, slowness and touch, and tasting the world without shame.
"Such was my instinct. Licking off his tear. "
An untitled text by Lara Konrad, author of the forthcoming novel Insufferable, about a tongue, slowness and touch, and tasting the world without shame.
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A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango
On a chilly December afternoon in South London, painter Sofía Serpa Arango let us into her studio and into a world built from Colombian costumbrismo, Austrian folklore, and cowboy myth.
A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango
On a chilly December afternoon in South London, painter Sofía Serpa Arango let us into her studio and into a world built from Colombian costumbrismo, Austrian folklore, and cowboy myth.
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Days in the studio with Irena Posner
Two days in Carrara, Italy with a sculptor who carves stone into dogs, cats, feet, and something that feels like reflections of ourselves.
Days in the studio with Irena Posner
Two days in Carrara, Italy with a sculptor who carves stone into dogs, cats, feet, and something that feels like reflections of ourselves.