MANIFESTO
#62
NEW MODERN REALISM
JUERGEN TELLER
CHANEL
SARAH LUCAS
SOFIA COPPOLA
MENELAOS KARAMAGHIOLIS
TRAVEL
The exhibition at Armani/Silos, entitled Aldo Fallai for Giorgio Armani, 1977 – 2021, celebrates an artistic connection of almost thirty years between Giorgio Armani and Aldo Fallai. The collaboration began with a feature for “L’Uomo Vogue” in 1977, evolving into a professional relationship that lasted a quarter of a century.
The first glimpse of Ron Mueck’s monumental works is bound to linger: the artist’s sculptures – disturbing and visceral as much as they are emotional and empathetic – are an inexhaustible physical experience.
news
Visual Thinking & Image Making is the first retrospective monograph on Ezra Petronio’s career and celebrates the full breadth of his creative vision, traversing the evolution of fashion in its image making.
PAUL KOOIKER
Art Paper Edition publishes a 10-chapter story called Fashion, where Paul Kooiker’s eye tries to articulate his personal horizon on contemporary fashion.
BROOKLYN MUSEUM
COPY MACHINE MANIFESTOS: ARTISTS WHO MAKE ZINES
The exhibition presented by the Brooklyn Museum in New York transports the viewer into the artistic-creative world of fanzines, a little-known but unquestionably vibrant and dynamic practice, rich in social and cultural significance.
FASHION
24 years old Hubert de Givenchy founded the brand of the same name and some seventy years have passed since then, which are finely recounted in the Maison’s only monograph through original catwalk photographs.
CINEMA
The student Oliver Quick struggling to find his place at Oxford University when he finds himself drawn into the world of the charming and aristocratic Felix Catton, who invites him to Saltburn, the eccentric family property, for a wild summer devoted to excess.
NEWS
DORA, YERKWOOD, WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA
Photographer Fumi Nagasaka documents the life of small American towns in an intimate and genuine telling, within the pages of her new book.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography’s biggest show, took up residence – for the third year – in its temporary home at the Grand Palais Éphémère in Paris to present a personal look at the contemporary photographic scene through a sensitive interplay of light, evolution and exploration.
cinema
Jessica Hausner presents new film CLUB ZERO: a psycho-sociological drama that plumbs some of the short circuits of contemporary society. Exaggeration leads to absurdity lends a humorous approach to the film’s darker themes and investigates the new generation from an unreleased point of view.