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PERMANENT FOOD NO. 7 [Paperback] – $750
Publisher: Les Presses Du Reel; First Edition edition (1998)Filed under: Fotografía, Revistas
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The Paris Review No. 107, Summer 1988 – $700
An Art of Fiction interview with Jim Harrison. “I worked for Cadillac, in their transmission factory, and for Chevrolet. You could recite poems aloud in there. The noise was so stupendous”: Phillip...
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The Paris Review No. 111, Summer 1989 – $700
“You can’t legislate stupidity and ignorance out of existence, or deny they aren’t evolutionary disadvantages”: An interview with John Fowles. The Art of Fiction: Elizabeth Spencer on cannibalism,...
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The Paris Review No. 101, Winter 1986 – $800
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Parkett no. 64 – $380
PARKETT 64 COLLABORATIONS: Olafur Eliasson, Tom Friedman, Rodney Graham INSERT: Amy Sillman ISBN 3-907582-14-4 E d i t o r i a l A r t L a b o r a t o r i e s On immersing oneself in the working...
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Granta 96 – War Zones – $180
War will never be a thing of the past. We only hope so. The slaughter of 1914–18 was not, after all, ‘the war to end all wars’ and who now believes that the invasion of Iraq was the first step to peace...
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Granta 94: On the Road Again – $195
Where travel writing went next. On the road in Spain with V. S. Pritchett, on a train in America with Cary Grant’s suit, on manoeuvres in Saigon with Tia Wallman. In this issue: Ian Jack: Introduction...
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Granta 93: God’s Own Countries – $195
God still has friends on earth and sometimes (in Texas, Istanbul, Tehran) they and He seem more powerful than ever. It wasn’t supposed to be like this: in the later years of the twentieth century, the...
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Granta 92: The View from Africa – $195
Africa is too large and diverse for generalizations. It has fifty-four nations, five time zones, at least seven climates, more than 800 million people and, according to the latest diligent research,...
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Granta 91: Wish You Were Here – $195
This issue of Granta includes Simon Gray in Barbados, rocking in his pram, smoking, remembering Alan Bates; Saïd Sayrafiezadeh on his father’s irritating dreams of human perfection; Ismail Kadaré at...
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Granta 90: Country Life – $175
One of the world’s oppositions used to be: rus versus urbs, country v town, ale v claret, fields v houses, nature v artifice, starlight v lamplight. But does that division still persist? Does the truly...
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Bombay Gin 35:1 – $230
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Circumference Poetry in Translation – $175
CIRCUMFERENCE, the journal of poetry in translation, presents all work in the original language and in translation. Issue 7 features exciting poetry from around the world, including poetry original...
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Witness – Modern Writer as Witness – $275
Published by the Black Mountain Institute. 2007 Fiction Alan Cheuse, Ben in Amboy Halina Duraj, Terrible Driver Atar Hadari, The Flute R. Jess Lavolette, Yasukuni Incident Jim Meirose, The Good Mother...
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NEW LEFT REVIEW 56. OBAMA EN MANASSAS – $145
New Left Review es una publicación bimensual en la que reconocidos especialistas internacionales analizan, desde una posición crítica, asuntos de actualidad relacionados con los ámbitos de la política,...
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Surfer’s Journal Vol.12 #4 – $250
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Surfer’s Journal Vol. 17 #6 – $250
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What is art today ? Qu’est-ce que l’art aujourd’hui ? (livre bilingue) – $345
Publisher:Beaux arts magazine Location:Paris Subject:Art, modern Publication Date:2002 Illustrations:Yes Pages:240 p. Filed under: Arte, Revistas Tagged: Art, Beaux Art, Contemporary art
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The Surfer’s Journal (Volume 19 Number 6 2010) – $245
White as the pure driven snow, this edition of The Surfer’s Journal opens up with a quick walk and talk on the beach with the Waimea lifeguard ensemble, while Felipe Pomar earnestly recounts his...
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The Surfer’s Journal – Volume 1 Hardbound – $1,575
Vol. One Hardbound Compiling Year One’s issues into a 528-page hardcover book We began to explore having enough editorial pages to go beyond the normal range of subject matter. As a result, much of the...
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Curiosity and Method: Ten Years of Cabinet Magazine – $575
Since its launch in late 2000, Cabinet magazine has become a touchstone for a certain approach to understanding culture, one that shuns orthodox distinctions–high/low, serious/humorous,...
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Maurizio Cattelan: Toilet Paper – $885
On the occasion of his sensational retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, Italian provocateur Maurizio Cattelan announced that he was retiring from art. In fact, his new career had already...
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Apology Magazine: No. 1 – $375
Apology is a new magazine of art, fiction, games, humor, essays, interviews, journalism and photography. Founded and edited by former Vice magazine editor-in-chief Jesse Pearson, Apology is inspired in...
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Twice-yearly Esopus features contributions from a cross-section of creative disciplines presented with minimal editorial “framing” and no advertising. Each issue includes three contemporary artists‘...
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It’s not clear whether the third issue of The Ganzfeld should be regarded as a periodical or a book–but either way, it’s gloriously illustrated and esoterically insightful. Its graphically extravagant...
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The Gentlewoman Magazine (Spring and Summer 2013 Issue nº 7) – $1,425
The seventh issue of The Gentlewoman boasts megastar businesswoman Beyoncé Knowles-Carter on its cover. Surely the most famous woman in the world, she leads a trio of other accomplished, dynamic and...
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McSweeney’s Issue 44 (Mcsweeney’s Quarterly Concern) – $425
With a stunning set of stories from some of the finest writers toiling away today—including breathtaking new work from Rebecca Curtis, Stuart Dybek, and Jim Shepard, and the Southeast Asian prison...
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The Shambhala Sun celebrates the spirit of wakefulness wherever it appears – in the arts, relationships, politics, livelihood, popular culture, and all the challenges of modern life. It offers a...
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