Posted: August 28th, 2010 | Author: Yanda | Filed under: Editorial | No Comments »


Zine Soup
Published by TTC gallery
200 pages, 80 artists. Interviews with Mike Diana, Alex Lukas, Islands Fold and Smittekilde.
Featuring:
AA. VV / Bomba, Alexander Martinez, Alex Lukas / Space 1026, Anders Jandér / Museum Studio, Bongout, Cantab Publishing, Chris Magnusson, Colin Matthes, Craig Atkinson, Daisuke Ichiba, David Birchall, Elk, Emil Alsbo, Frédéric Fleury, Geoffrey Ellis, Glaciers of Nice, Islands Fold, IzRock Pressings, Jason Mclean, Jasper Sebastian Stürup, Jody Barton, JSBJ, Kalkylom, Kasper Hesselbjerg, Ken Kagami, Kerozen, Lachlann PT Rattray, La Commissure, Magnus Clausen, Mark Price, Marten Damgaard, Matthew Lock, Mike Diana, Misaki Kawai, Norihiro Sekitani, Opuntia Books, Panayiotis Terzis & Raymond Sohn, PoKKrePoK, Robin Cameron, Simon Højbo, Simon Redekop, Smittekilde, Sort Hat, Space Poetry, Tommi Musturi, Tony Cederteg, Tristan Ceddia, TTC, Yuri Shibuya.
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Posted: August 11th, 2010 | Author: Yanda | Filed under: Editorial, Favourite, Singapore | No Comments »




WERK No. 18: KEIICHI TANAAMI PSYCHEDELIC VISUAL MASTER
336 pp, colour, 220mm x 305mm, Edition: 1000 copies
Keiichi Tanaami is a Japanese artist and graphic designer whose work has transcended various art mediums. His unique and radical artistic creations, which were influenced by his dreams and memories, have often been the source of inspiration for young contemporary artists.
WERK No. 18 visually documents his psychedelic visions with more than 200 illustrations from his personal collection. The cover of each issue is hand-coloured with different forms of powdered pigment such as chalk, crayon, granite and pastel, emulating Keiichi Tanaami’s colouring methods.
Press contact:
KEIICHI TANAAMI – info@ashu-nk.com
WERK – contact@workwerk.com
WERK is represented in Japan by ASHU NAKANISHI Co., LTD – info@ashu-nk.com
http://www.workwerk.com
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