Includes: Behind the scenes photo essay of
the making of photographer Christopher Griffith’s States book project;
film interview with director Lodge Kerrigan; art portfolio by
Susie Rosemarin; collaborative project by photographer/
director Larry Clark and artist Christopher Wool. Includes a CD
with audio by Sage and excerpts from the Loud as F*ck Festival, and
video of featured artist Susie Rosemarin.
ISSUE 4
Includes: Photography series by Ann
Weathersby; “Marfa, The Chinati Foundation” by Jeff
Kopie (ex-assistant to Donald Judd and ex-administrator of the
foundation); art portfolio by Tom Borgese; film feature on Variety and Luminous Motion by
director Bette Gordon including portfolio of still photographs
by Nan Goldin; Johnny Depp, Cry-Baby, photographed by Henny Garfunkel; photography
series of European aristocrats from 1969 to 1980 by Marina
Karella; collaborative project by artist Raymond Pettibon and
artist Paul Sietsema. Includes a CD with audio by featured
musician Robert Rich; video with excerpts of film Luminous Motion by
Bette Gordon; and video of featured artist Tom Borgese.
Includes: Excerpts from photographer
Cristopher Griffith’s book States; Film feature on Ode by director Kelly Reichardt; special art
series developed for ISSUE by Jeff Elrod; collaborative project
by artist Christopher Wool and artist/poet/pro-skater Mark
Gonzales. Includes a CD with audio by featured musician Richard
Buckner; and video with excerpt of film feature Ode by Kelly
Reichardt.
Includes: Travel photo essay by Evan Dando
and Elizabeth Moses; Ocean Earth profile by artist Peter Fend; special art series
developed for ISSUE by Ewan Gibbs; film feature on Sue and Fiona by director
Amos Kollek; Chanel couture photographed by Bob Richardson;
collaborative project by artist/poet/pro-skater Mark Gonzales
and artist Raymond Pettibon. Includes a CD with audio by
featured musician Lennon Murphy; video with excerpts from films
Sue and Fiona by Amos
Kollek; and video of featured artist Ewan Gibbs
Includes: Photography series of
snowboarders by Ari Marcopoulos accompanied by illustrations
and text by artist/poet/pro-skater Mark Gonzales; film feature
on director Gary Winick and the movie collective InDigEnt
Films; art portfolio by Dan McCarthy; photography series of
Justin Pierce by Larry Clark; collaborative project by artist
Paul Sietsema and artist Paul McCarthy. Includes a CD with
audio by featured music band At the Drive-In; video with
excerpt of film Sweet Nothing by Gary Winick; video of snowboarders by
Ari Marcopoulos; and original video footage by Paul McCarthy
Includes: Photo essay by Larry Towell on
the Mennonite migrant workers; the Milwaukee Museum of Art
expansion project by Santiago Calatrava; independent directors
discuss cinematography; art portfolio by Marilyn Minter,
photography portfolio of Mitch Epstein’s ‘70s;
collaborative project by artist Paul McCarthy and artist
Spandau Parks. Includes a CD with audio by featured musician
John Wolfington; video by Ed Lachman, Michael Almereyda, and
Marilyn Minter.
Includes: images created by Pipilotti Rist
and Spandau Parks. Jack Pierson presents a Ryan McGinley
centerfold; he also curates a special series juxtaposing Rudolf
Schwarzkogler’s adolescent Actionism with Steven
Klein’s banned cover shot of a bloodied Justin
Timberlake, and Mark Flood’s image of Billy Idol’s
eye injury, among other works. Simon Watson documents the cusp
of the ever-evolving emerging New York art scene. Denis Piel
and Melinda Davis dissect human desire in a vibrant clash of
text and images. Richard Kern elegantly shoots Calvin
Klein’s final collection, while another section features
e-mails from girls Kern has photographed for his more personal
projects.
Other thought-provoking pieces include an
extended feature on Seattle homeless kids by Bradley McCallum
and Jacqueline Tarry comprising interviews and stark
photographs; an interview with painter Kehinde Wiley by
Christine Y. Kim; Phoebe Gloeckner
autobio”graphic”al cartoons; The Domestic Appendix
to the Architectural Graphic Standard by Christos Marcopoulos
and Carol Moukheiber; excerpts from Mark Lyon’s Raina
book project; a Phoenix Foundation music feature; and an essay
on teen movies.
Includes: Cover and Photography series by
Tom Wood, with an essay by curator Jane Fletcher and Interview
by Jan-Willem Dikkers; Sarah Gavlak presents an overview of
artists, curators, and writers being creative in a depressing
economic and social climate; music essay by Alan Licht
comparing and contrasting the evolution of the music scenes in
Manchester and Cleveland; film feature on Ken Jacobs’
epic collage film Star Spangled to
Death starring Jack Smith and Jerry
Sims by Kristin M. Jones; extensive excerpt of Dis Voir book School Spirit by
Douglas Coupland and Pierre Hughes; exclusive collaborative
portfolio created for Issue by Pipilotti Rist and Marijke Van
Warmerdam.
Issue 8 also marks the beginning of our new
“i” pages, including highlights on past and current
contributors, collaborators, and supporters; artist and
exhibition write ups; musician and CD profiles; book and film
reviews, style pages, and short essays on art, music, film, and
social activism.
