Museum artefacts
Photography Victoria Zschommler
Archigram, edited by Peter Cook
at Paramount by The Office Space
Fashion Five mugs, 10 mugshots
Referencing key—and crucially, unnamed—figures in recent espionage history, photographer Daniel Gurton shoots models straight and side on.
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Photography Victoria Zschommler
G-No Collectable#5 by G-Star RAW
at Paramount by The Office Space
From the issue A roundtable discussion on non-participation
London-based artists and activists Karen Mirza and Brad Butler talk to Stephanie Rosenthal and Alexie Glass-Kantor about the latest incarnation of the Museum of Non-Participation—their conceptual project that started behind a Pakistani barbershop.
Art The benefits of being nosy, according to John Booth
The Central Saint Martins associate lecturer, consummate fashion illustrator and occasional ceramicist talks to Museum about snooping.
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Art Furnace—a photographic essay
Museum visits the ceramics studio of Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize finalist Stephen Bird.
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Art Eight portraits in an office
Intimate photographs of the architects, artists and artisans behind Paramount by The Office Space.
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Fashion “Every edit is a lie.” —Jean-Luc Godard
Featuring UNIQLO and Lemaire’s collaboration collection.
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Fashion Paper party
Museum and Four Pillars Gin threw a party at The Standard Store to celebrate a new window installation by paper engineer Benja Harney.
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Art Reader event: Museum and Benja Harney at The Standard Store
“I’m a total jet nerd!”—Benja Harney
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Fashion Museum Issue 3 launch party at The Hilton Sydney
Celebrating the new issue with an intimate evening at glass brasserie, Luke Mangan’s Hilton haven.
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Fashion Keeping good company with Soak
Talking to the Irish crooner on tour (more specifically: as her crew drives down a tree-lined motorway between Indianapolis and Minneapolis).
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Art The collected Alberto Burri
The origins of the late Alberto Burri’s career feel like unfortunate happenstance, a kind of serendipity by way of tragedy: the Italian painter’s earliest pieces depicted his view of a desert from the interior of a prison camp.
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Fashion From the archives—Tanya Ling is ultramarine
The Calcutta-born artist—mother to hyperkinetic blogger Bip Ling and model Evangeline—talks about her mellifluent blue line work.
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From the issue “The broad public couldn’t care less about it!”
From their positions at the helm of Artspace, Sydney and Printed Matter Inc., Alexie Glass-Kantor and Max Schumann meet to confer on the artist book as both industrial object and a site of insubordination.
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From the issue http://apod.nasa.gov
A special report on NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day archive—an image-driven attempt to catalogue the universe.
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