We made it! One hundred issues, over eight years of publishing and nine years in the making. We made it through when we were told âprint is dead,â through the hardships and struggles, the mimics and critics, the doubt and self-doubt, as an independent business run by artists in a corporate world. Through the triumphs, milestones and dreams realized. And […]
ROSS HARRIS Interview By Krysti JomĂ©i Published Issue 095, November 2021 Ross Harris is one of those artists you automatically feel a kindredness too, a familiarity in who he is and in his work. His boundless methodology and innate ability to capture the rawness of others gives you this sort of strange deÌjaÌ vu …
Published Issue 090, June 2021 London-born, LA-based artist Beatie Wolfe floats in the most peculiar way. Her own way. A sensory alchemist, her curiosity for life as we know it (and as we donât) is the primordial ooze that surges through her, manifesting itself in innovation after innovation in the tangible world. Most well-known for pioneering new
MY LA: Shirley Manson Talks life in the City of Angels and her experience of LA Lockdown By Beatie Wolfe Published Issue 089, May 2021 AS PART OF HER COLUMN FOR LONDON’S EVENINGÂ STANDARD NEWSPAPER, BIRDY FRIEND, ARTISTÂ BEATIE WOLFE, SITS DOWN WITH AN INSPIRINGÂ LOS ANGELES RESIDENT. THIS MONTH? GARBAGEÂ ICON, ACTIVIST AND FORCE SHIRLEY MANSON Garbage frontwoman,
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See Issue 084 for the full-blown designed spread Published Issue 084, December 2020 Originally published September 21, 2019 As part of her column for London’s Evening Standard newspaper, Birdy friend, artist Beatie Wolfe, sits down with an inspiring Los Angeles resident. This month? Grammy-winning songwriter Allee Willis As TV show Friends marks its 25th anniversary, a
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