OEM + Vadik – Frequency Scheme

“What art does — maybe what it does most completely — is tell us, make us feel that what we think we know, we don’t. There are whole worlds around us that we’ve never glimpsed.” Greil Marcus — Saturday December 31st — —
I love listening. It is one of the only spaces where you can be still and moved at the same time. — Nayyirah Waheed — Saturday December 31st — —
The idea is to die young as late as possible. — Ashley Montagu — Saturday December 31st — —
Give them a home, where the subway cars roam? The creative cobbler putting cowboy-boot tops on Nike Air Force Ones.
[ Continue reading ]A document of New York from an author too close to the story to be a trustworthy eyewitness. Composed of stories, fragmentary essays, and even press releases Stagg has been commissioned to write, Artless……
[ Continue reading ]The stunning $465 million Richard Gilder Center for Science, designed like a canyon, is destined to become a colossal attraction.
[ Continue reading ]This is my journey back to the foothills of Yatsugatake to visit KS Ultralight Gear and ask Laurent Barikosky to custom make a new pack for my friend.
[ Continue reading ]SLIPCASE SPECIAL EDITIONCOSTAHardcover / Color & B/W / 21 x 30.5 cm / 80 pages+‘Untitled#2’, 20×30 cm, Inkjet print on baryta paper, ed.25NOTE: Slipcase editions of COSTA includes ed.#11-25. For Editions #1-10, see COSTA boxed special edition.
[ Continue reading ]Read Steve Jobs in his own words in this free online book featuring speeches, quotes, emails, and photographs from the Steve Jobs Archive.
[ Continue reading ]The first release of the Capsule Home collection is a chair designed by Nuova in Los Angeles and manufactured in Italy. Featuring a durable fiberglass frame and natural pebble ECCO leather with a smooth touch, the soft yet monolithic shape of this lounge chair embraces the body like a nest-a…
[ Continue reading ]Issue 4The Nature MagazineIndex:EARCTIC – by Emporio ArmaniStill On: Visiting On Labs with Nicolas Martin Trip – by Boramy ViguierBianca BondiThe Invention of NatureInvisible InnovationNatural OrganicsWalking & Wandering with Silas AdlerNoémie GoudalFast ForwardSilenceBooks of Nature: If I Can D……
[ Continue reading ]Founded in 2002 by creative duo Gildas Loaëc and Masaya Kuroki, Maison Kitsuné is a multidisciplinary lifestyle brand based between Paris and Tokyo. For SS23, Rop worked with Kitsuné to create his interpretation of the iconic Kitsuné fox. The result features on a collection of clothes and accessories that draw…
[ Continue reading ]Behind the bar of the most storied shop in modern menswear.
[ Continue reading ]When looking back at 2022, it is safe to say that reading David W. Marx’s excellent 'Status and Culture’ was among the most cathartic experiences. Marx’s poignant observations on how culture moves through society is both enlightening and confronting. Reading his immaculately formed thoughts about the world we live in, granted us new perspectives on our own behaviour. Both as a consumer and an active participant and observer of culture as as whole. It has a been a rather strange year of (post-)pandemic life, the third half following those two earlier exceptionally strange years. Marx’s book offered some fundamental clarity about the times we live in. And what we strive for in the coming year(s) of the Another Something macrocosm. [ Continue reading ]
Here’s a small list with our most fav and desirable things we found over 2022. From drinks, to books, to accessories and garments to art. From static to mobile. From the everyday to the exclusive. Head over to Are.na for the full list. Enjoy!… [ Continue reading ]
A few years back we’ve featured Koen Tossijn’s work on his Wardrobe project, a contemporary menswear brand bringing high quality basics. Koen was always charmed by simple things, things that don’t scream for attention but balance between presence and absence. The things he makes reflect the beauty of natural materials and deep knowledge of the best craftsmen in their field.
Recently he shifted into furniture design together with Studio the Future and Sugi Kojo in Ukiha, Japan, in a projected called ‘Together. A chair is made for sitting’ where he designed a chair and a table. [ Continue reading ]
Music is always a big part of our life. And we’re always looking for the new, also in music. So, over the past years we’ve made playlists of our favourite releases. Sometimes shared it here, sometimes only in an occasional newsletter. But always a strange mix between classic and electronic, latin and alternative, pop and jazz. This years highlights were Madlib, C. Tangana, L’Rain, and definitely the grand finale with Maya Beiser playing Philip Glass. Enjoy it on Apple Music, or over at Spotify. And the archive only on Apple Music here: 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016) [ Continue reading ]
Over the past years, Ashkan Honarvar has been one of the most shared artist here on Another Something. We’ve marveled at many of his projects, and have been following Ashkan for years. His latest project is another very exciting one; this time collaborating with Thomas Bradley, a garment designer working within the framework of costume for dance. The result is a series of 21 collages showcasing Thomas' 14 garments in the extraordinary Honarvar way. [ Continue reading ]
Milan van Dril's IN DE OOST will be one of our favorite publications of 2021. The project with behind the scenes photography was released as part of the extensive campaign for the polarizing Dutch war movie De Oost (The East). A first of its kind, in the tradition of the great American anti-war films, De Oost portrays the 1945 - 1949 Indonesian War of Independence through the eyes of a disillusioned Dutch soldier. A subject matter that hadn't made it to the Dutch cinemas yet, because it ended 350 years of Dutch colonial rule in South-East Asia in a rather shameful manner. IN DE OOST presents a selection of analogue imagery by one of our favorite young Dutch photographers, who has created a time capsule of the set that erupted in Indonesia during the first half of 2019. [ Continue reading ]
Before our little hiatus, we shared the incredible ITEN, one of the Distance book series, by Thibaut Grevet. It portrays one of the world’s most emblematic locations related to running and its culture. The first volume of this collection was devoted to the mythical village of Iten in Kenya. A new publication takes us all the way back, now through the lens of photographer Anne-Sophie Soudoplatoff, who shot the ‘Home of Champions’ for Asics. A beautiful series of abstract, poetic images. Capturing team spirit in vivid colours. [ Continue reading ]