HOME DECORATION: THE BOOKSHELF APPEAL OF THE SMALL FRENCH PUBLISHER
Text by Alexis Pernsteiner. In the world of French publishing, it seemed for a time that books only came in tasteful shades of beige and white. Back in those days, my library could be described as a pale, uniform landscape, a white-sand desert. But young, up and coming, upstart publishers have upset the balance, painting their [...]
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PARIS, LA #9 OUT NOW
PARIS, LA ISSUE #9 / SUMMER 2013 CONTENTS The Accident of Design Nina Yashar, Milan’s foremost furniture gallerist, in conversation with Dorothée Perret Natural Mystic, or Rediscovering Caravaggio in LA Photos by Daniel Trese Color is a Powerful Tool Which Has Its Own Language Collages by Anthony Gerace Love and Let Love Fashion portfolio by [...]
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PARIS, LA IS MOVING TO LOS ANGELES
Dear Readers, I’m very happy to announce that PARIS, LA is moving its office to Los Angeles starting with the new year 2013. See you there! Dorothée Perret Photo excerpted from Terry Richardson’s diary
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DOPE PRESS AT KUNSTHALLE VIENNA
Dear friends and family, If you are in Vienna on the weekend of September 22 and 23, please come and visit us at the Kunsthalle Vienna. We will take part of the Independent Publishers and Fanzine fair (further info here) and exhibit old and rare issues of PARIS, LA, as well as our most recent [...]
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NEWS FROM DOPE PRESS
COME AND VISIT DOPE PRESS AT: I NEVER READ INDEPENDENT ART BOOK FAIR DURING ART BASEL JUNE 14-16 2012 WE WILL BE RELEASING THE NEW ISSUE OF PARIS, LA #8 AND THE NEW BOOK OF OSCAR TUAZON “LEAVE ME BE”
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A TRIP TO CHICAGO PART I
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PORTRAIT OF THE DAY: SHERRIE LEVINE
Sherrie Levine (born April 17, 1947 in Hazleton, Pennsylvania) is an American photographer and conceptual artist. She studied at the University of Wisconsin, Madison (BA 1969, MFA 1973). Biographical information on Levine is limited, since she has refused to participate in ‘myth-making’ associated with art production. She first gained critical attention in the early 1980s, [...]
SCIENCE FICTION BY ARIANA REINES
Just now I touched my chest And felt my heart quivering there. This must be one of the bad times. I think it is quivering with remorse And exhaustion. Once I saw a heart Beating in a documentary. I was a very Little girl and the sight disgusted me. Throbbing and not stopping [...]
