“Time passing is part of the human experience.” – Rirkrit Tiravanija — Friday August 18th — —
“I love listening. It is one of the only spaces where you can be still and moved at the same time.” — Nayyirah Waheed — Friday August 18th — —
“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 — Friday August 18th — —
Strong and light, the motorsports material is harnessed in a collaboration by industrial designer Terence Woodgate and automotive engineer John Barnard…
[ Continue reading ]
London-based Unknown Works designed a sound wall made from repurposed galvanised steel and added modular metal furniture to create Salt Salon, a “bold yet refined salon” in Borough Market.
[ Continue reading ]
Index’s iconic covers put the work of Wolfgang Tillmans, Juergen Teller, and Ryan McGinley on corporate newsstands nationwide. The secret? “We had no idea what we were doing,” artist turned publisher Peter Halley tells GQ columnist Chris Black.
[ Continue reading ]
What if a lie is told to reveal some underlying truth? Are feelings that seem inappropriate, such as hysteria following the death of a celebrity, any less true than the grief we feel over the death of a loved one? Even if the plot of an opera seems preposterous, can’t…
[ Continue reading ]
“More Is More” — Max Siedentopf in collaboration with Haus Nowhere. The installation transforms the space into a breathing landscape. A vast sea of black rubbish bags swells in slow, rhythmic waves, as the bags inflate and deflate. At the centre stands a larger-than-life, hyperreal elderly man, his animatronic eyes…
[ Continue reading ]
The world's first tensegrity structured tent—OVAL INTENTION—was supervised by an exceptional inventor, Richard Buckminster Fuller, or otherwise known as “the 20th Century's Leonardo da Vinci.” THE NORTH FACE dome is adding a brand new history of the invention after 43 years of continuous evolution. Setting the ceiling higher has enabled…
[ Continue reading ]
646yf4t (pronounced Babyfat) shares his new single ‘brainwash,’ showcasing a raw reflection of emotional numbness…
[ Continue reading ]
Network Book from Nicolas Jaar…
[ Continue reading ]
Vinyl reissues of all releases are coming this fall.
[ Continue reading ]
An Informal Guide to Workwear offers a fascinating overview of some of the most important workwear pieces, discussing their history, function, construction and materials. Workwear has transcended its utilitarian roots to become a staple in modern wardrobes. Originally designed for labour-intensive jobs, today’s workwear blends durable, well-made and sustainable clothing with…
[ Continue reading ]
Joachim Baan houdt van kwaliteit, esthetiek en ongewone, creatieve combinaties. Met zijn bedrijf Another Everything blaast hij als consultant merken nieuw……
[ Continue reading ]
HOKA’s roots in trail running are a physical dialogue with terrain, elements, and movement. Born from Earth and Water. This collaboration examines the essence of HOKA’s earliest innovations; when soles were carved by hand and tested on the trails above Annecy. The terrain shaped the shoe as much as the…
[ Continue reading ]
When we travelled to Pitti Uomo 105, in January of 2024, we once again asked photographer Keng Perreira to capture the style on the street. See here our personal favorites, which were partly published by the Dutch magazine ModMod in their issue #5. [ Continue reading ]
In Wim Wenders’ extraordinary 2023 film Perfect Days the viewer witnesses the life of a Tokio public toilet cleaner portrayed by an excellent Kōji Yakusho. In the entire film the character is questioned only once about his job by his estranged sister. Not with disrespect for the profession, but rather suggesting that in another life his interests were completely elsewhere. But what at that point the viewer knows, but she doesn't, is that his heavily routined life interweaves those interests with doing his job. Everything the character does is done with the same dedication and respect. His routines offer a pretty effective guideline through the chaos, while in the dedication behind his actions lays the purpose to give it all some meaning. A centered life, clearly rooted in the Japanese tradition. Giving us some new perspectives on what knew all along. [ Continue reading ]
Wrapping up another year with our annual Another Playlists and Another Gift Guide. With all the things we (would) love to buy and all new music we love to listen. [ Continue reading ]
Shots from the road by Joachim taken in the summer months of 2023, shooting Atelier Munro campaigns with Mounir, Milan, Paul and Colin featuring NHL players Andrew Mangiapane and Mark Giordano, the Fall/Winter 2023 Signature Collection, art historian Paul Rem, the Wedding 2024 collection and finally a story with artist Mike Dings to present our collaboration with Calgary institution Smithbilt Hats. Moving all over the globe from Calgary, to Toronto and Niagara-on-the-Lake, to Hilversum, Haarlem and Amsterdam, the island of Terschelling and finally back to the capital of Alberta, where we also celebrated the opening of a new Atelier Munro flagship store - all campaigns are now live. [ Continue reading ]
We are very proud to present Dead Cowboy by Mike Dings, the first project released under the sublabel of our Together& sideproject. The 88-page unbound A3 publication comprises of the complete collection of works on paper portraying deceased cowboys (2019) by the Dutch artist with a profound love for Spaghetti Westerns. It highlights the sensible strokes of Dings' pencils, showing lonely yet brutally honest scenes of anonymous cowboy figures captured during the dying moments before no one will remember them, again. We asked Dutch writer and poet Bram Schweckhorst to write the accompanying short-short story that forms the introduction of the magazine. [ Continue reading ]
Published under the label of our other sideproject, Together&, we are very proud to present SOUND OF HELL, a zine that we created with our good friend and multitalent Milan van Dril. The 152-page A5 size publication is a compilation of photography, film stills, rave flyers and shaved heads, captured on and around the set of Jim Taihuttu's HARDCORE NEVER DIES (2023). The result is a magazine that intertwines the contemporary gabber scene with the cinematic universe of the film set in 1990's Rotterdam. From raves in Rotterdam's Maastunnel to 'hakken' [signature Gabber dance] in a random parking lot, SOUND OF HELL is an ode to the people who keep the Dutch subculture alive to this day. [ Continue reading ]
Shots from the road by Joachim taken in the first half of 2023, shooting Atelier Munro campaigns with Mounir, Milan and Keng featuring actor Nasrdin Dchar, music director Gustavo Gimeno and CEO Mark Williams of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and menswear writer Mitchell Moss. Moving across the globe from Rotterdam, Toronto, to Cincinatti, Nashville and finally to Florence (during Pitti Uomo 104) where we also hosted our dinner with Mitchell and Clayton's Sprezza platform - all campaigns are now live. [ Continue reading ]