Issue #39 – Summer 2021: “The Hospital of the Future” It seemed like eternal life was within reach… but at what cost, and by whose work? The Office of Metropolitan Architecture’s third cover dossier for 032c considers THE HOSPITAL OF THE FUTURE: the world’s next biggest design problem. As new… [ Continue reading ]

The much-anticipated opening on May 22nd of the Bourse de Commerce–Pinault Collection, a private museum in Paris housing the contemporary art collection of French billionaire François Pinault, was preceded by high expectations which we’re happy to say were not dashed. After all, how could they be?… [ Continue reading ]

With the last 12 months forcing everyone to train closer to home, India Landy found herself embracing a new relationship with her local trail – the South Downs Way. [ Continue reading ]

Brand new book Thank you so much. It was awful is now available. ​ Hardcover / 160 pages / limited edition / hand signed € 59,- ​ Send an e-mail to to purchase a copy or use this contact form:… [ Continue reading ]

For the philosopher of “hyperobjects”—vast, unknowable things that are bigger than ourselves—the coronavirus is further proof that we live in a dark ecology. [ Continue reading ]

The Run and Recover collection is a collaborative project designed by Ryan Willms. Creative director and Holistic Life Coach, Ryan’s development and growth into the wellness industry is perfectly aligned with Reigning Champ—bridging the gap between fashion, movement and holistic well-being. The coll… [ Continue reading ]

Patented by Thomas Rinaldi is an illustrated journey through more than a century of American trends and technologies. [ Continue reading ]

If you ever find yourself stressed, overwhelmed, sinking into stasis despite wanting to change, or frustrated when you can’t respond to new opportunities, you need more slack in your life. Here’s how slack works and why you need more of it. [ Continue reading ]

Modern designers have used tailoring to reveal surprising things about the male physique. [ Continue reading ]

A groundbreaking chronicle of the birth–and death–of a pair of jeans, that exposes the fractures in our global supply chains, and our relationships to each other, ourselves, and the planet Take a look…… [ Continue reading ]

An independent print magazine about classic menswear, timeless style, literature, nostalgia, and aesthetics. Menswear is more than just clothes; it fosters interesting conversations and can teach us about the world. [ Continue reading ]

Maison Kitsuné is pleased to welcome the exclusive exhibition & magazine launch of Nothing You Don’t Know by American photographer Ben Pier. In Nothing You…… [ Continue reading ]

The Canadian artist and designer talks about the agony of working on an exhibition, the importance of legibility, and the limits of design. [ Continue reading ]

News, analysis and comment from the Financial Times, the worldʼs leading global business publication… [ Continue reading ]

Why is the salaryman carrying a surfboard? —Asking Questions with Ray Masaki Interview by Charis PoonImages courtesy of Ray Masaki “Why are there so many white and Western-featured models in Japanese advertisements? How come there are so many strange or incorrect usages of English in Japanese produc…… [ Continue reading ]

While his clothes were minimal, his life was anything but. Ryan Murphy — executive producer of the new limited series Halston — talks with Tom Ford and Hamish Bowles about the designer who defined the disco era. [ Continue reading ]

The author examines the most vibrant real estate on our faces. Pictures by Alexander Coggin… [ Continue reading ]

This week we are starting the first of a four (?) part look at pre-modern textile production. As with our series on farming and iron, we are going to follow the sequence of production from the grow…… [ Continue reading ]

Greg Cartwright had pretty much invented a certain kind of rowdy, country-blues garage rock by the time he was a teenager playing with the Compulsive Gamblers and then the Oblivians. We caught up to discuss his latest album, A Little More Time With Reigning Sound, what it’s like to have… [ Continue reading ]

Imitation as a business strategy… [ Continue reading ]

This piece was originally published as a cover story in the March issue of Rolling Stone Colombia . Translated from Spanish by Diego Ortiz. November 19th, 2020: C. Tangana is in Madrid. At midnight he receives an invitation from Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler to go into the studio and finish… [ Continue reading ]