Berliiniläinen do you read me?! -kirjakauppa on avautunut Artekin Esplanadin myymälään. Satelliittimyymälä on jatkoa vuosi sitten alkaneeseen yhteistyöhön. Huolellisesti kuratoidusta julkaisuvalikoimasta voi nauttia koko syksyn ajan. do you read me?! -lukutilassa järjestetään myös kirjaesittelyitä ja luentoja sekä julkaistaan lukulistoja.
Wallpaper* April 2012 – Global Design. International talent full of local flavour, the best design in the world right now. The great indoors: Your guided tour to new global design and tomorrow’s national treasures. It’s a synth: The most fun you can have with a keyboard, courtesy of Sweden’s Teenage Engineering. Drive ways: Cool houses and hot wheels that make us feel warm inside. Super fly: Our private jet with on-board chef is on permanent standby. The in-flight entertainment starts here.
The March issue of Monocle puts the spotlight on Australia. Monocle reports on the rise of a country that’s anything but down under. Make it Better: Five thinkers on urgent fixes. Tapping Japan: The booming microbrew market. Five years of Monocle: A 16-page portfolio. Swiss Seat of Power: Solid designs at Horgenglarus. Buying in Boston, perfecting pesto. Do you FIFO to work? The Aussie fly-in fly-out boom.
Wallpaper* March 2012 – Style Special. Find your angle on this season’s new moves and manoeuvres. The Retail Directory 2012: Annual selection of the world’s chicest shops, plus a look at four rising fashion strips, from Berlin’s Mitte to Beijing’s Village North. California dreaming: As we revisit America’s Googie architectural legacy, our coffee shop chic will make you want to shop till you doo-wop. Show stopping: As models emerge from a modernist maze, a magical merry-go-round or even a simulated seabed, today’s fashion shows have cut the traditional catwalk and embraced the spectacular. Grand unveiling: We raise the curtain on the latest trends.
Monocle’s Issue 50 indexes the businesses, brands and nations that have the charm factor. Plus a special Japan travel guide covering all the unexpected delights of the diverse and fascinating island.
Wallpaper* February 2012 – Design Awards 2012. This year’s sky-scraping, cloud-breaking, towering achievements. And the winners are… Judges’ Awards are chosen by a select panel comprising some of the finest minds in art, architecture, design and fashion. Best domestic design: Shining new lights on this year’s furniture stars. Best ecclesiastical interior: Worth Abbey by Studio Heatherwick. Best in shows: The finest Spring/Summer 2012 collections.
Wallpaper* January 2012 – Next Generation Issue. Business class: Prototypes of the perfect design school are being rolled out all over the globe in a bid to bring know-how where it’s needed. Star system: With the spaceship refit, we’ve taken sci-fi chic to a new dimension. Alpine club: As fashion in Austria enjoys a renaissance, designers new and established show their form. Brush strokes: From oil paints to iPads, David Hockney’s artistry shows no bounds, and as a new show reveals, his work is, literally, bigger than ever.
Apartamento Issue #08. Featuring: Marcelo Krasilcic, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Beda Achermann, Faye Toogood, Rafael de Cardenas, Brian Janusiak and Elizabeth Beer, Pilar Benitez Vibart, Cosimo Bizzarri, Michael Stipe, David John, Victoria Camblin, Julie Cirelli, Thea Slotover, Ben Rivers, Patrick Parrish, Athena Currey, Alexander Heminway, Makoto Orui, Valentine Fillol-Cordier. Plus: everyday life kids supplement with Olaf Breuning, Phillipe Parreno, Javier Mariscal and Mike Meiré.
Monocle’s bumper-sized double issue, focusing on soft power and asking which countries are making the most of their cultural and business assets. A special gift guide, a cultural calendar, a rundown of Monocle’s 100 favourite things, this year’s Travel Top 50 and much more.
Wallpaper* December 2011 – Entertaining Special. Strict orders: Austere times call for a new habit of asceticism. Towering presence: Architect Frank Gehry talks about architecture today, the ’banal box’ guys, the visionaries and being a ’proud papa’ to his ’young gun’ team. Afternoon delight: We’re laying the table with tantalising tea-time titbits. Artful dodger: Wedged into a tight, triangular spot, with more than half of its 18,100 sq m footprint below ground, the Museum of Art’s new wing is a striking low-rise addition to Tel Aviv’s international-style skyline.
Sanoma Magazines Finland osallistuu Helsingin designpääkaupunkivuoteen uudella aikakauslehdellä. Gloria Design käsittelee muotia, muotoilua, asumista, sisustamista, ruokaa ja antiikkia. Erikoisjulkaisun sisältö nivoutuu läheisesti World Design Capital 2012 Helsinki -hankkeen teemaan ja tavoitteisiin. Lehden formaatista tekee ainutlaatuisen siinä käytettävät useat eri paperilaadut sekä painotekniset ratkaisut. Lehdessä esitellään myös aivan uudenlainen ilmoitusratkaisu, Gloria Design & Co., jonka suunnittelussa on ollut mukana designtoimisto Kokoro & Moi. Gloria Design ilmestyy maaliskuussa 2012.
Goliath Wallpaper of Fame is a unique poster book magazine with large-scale prints of outstanding photographs by different artists. Issue 01 themed Tattoo features photographer Charles Gatewood’s work, including a life-size portrait of Sailor Sid and nine other wall-sized images. A detailed interview and a biography as well as interesting background information on Gatewood make Goliath Wallpaper of Fame the ultimate collector’s edition.
Monocle Issue 48 – November 2011. The food-chain rethink: A survey of good food and drink. Affairs: Laptop diplomats and how to buy an ambassadorship. Business: Cairo’s entrepreneurs start a business revolution. Culture: LA’s art boom goes global in a laid-back way. Design: The house that Mr Oda created as a seat of learning. Edits: Living it up in Lima, a Costa Rican carrier and John Malkovich’s last meal. Expo: How the Koreans have made golf a whole new game.
Broadcasting around the clock from Midori House, Monocle 24 is a new audio service available online, via mobile app and on Revo wi-fi radio. With a pacy mix of current affairs, business, culture and music, Monocle 24 is ideal for office, home or in-store listening.
Wallpaper* November 2011 – The Top 20 Issue. Top 20 reasons to be in… Paint the town: A trio of artists in Argentina show their true colours with a spot of urban redecorating. Making a splash: China’s first design museum takes inspiration from a droplet of water. Soccer centre: A future-focused football academy in Soweto, South Africa. TV dinner: A Dutch restaurant that knows its station. Vine romance: Embedded in the landscape, a new extension brings a contemporary flavour to a historic winery in Portugal’s Douro valley.
Monocle Issue 47 – October 2011. And, finally, here’s the good news. Newspapers booming, book sales up, record shops opening: Monocle charts the media trend that’s e-free, profitable and going global.
Wallpaper* October 2011 – The Guest Editors’ Issue. Planet Schrager: As he launches his new Public chain in Chicago, hotelier Ian Schrager lets us in on his final act. Ground Force: New York’s Ground Zero memorial finally opens to the public. Joy Ride: With Peter Saville’s Merc, and some unusual fashion inspiration, we take a road trip to England’s north. Guest Editors: Kraftwerk in 3D: Get your specs for a 3D journey with the kings of electronic music. Guest Editors: Christian Marclay out loud: From the Swiss-American artist, an onomatopoeic epic that screams from the page: VREE-EE-EEE! Artists in residence: Home is where the art is, so we’ve mad over, and moved into a comely corner of London’s ICA.
Monocle’s September issue is an education special looking at the sharpest schools, some pioneering teachers, tech stars and bikes for the new term.
Wallpaper* September 2011. Famous for 15 Years: We celebrate 150 agenda-setting, era-defining issues that have made the world a better-looking place to be. Best Cellar: Raise a glass to a fine Marcio Kogan-designed winery retreat in Portugal’s Alentejo region. King Makers: The elite New York art directors who make the magic happen. Lost Weekend: Check in at West Virginia’s fantastical Greenbrier resort for a Technicolor dream trip. House Style: Striking up an interior dialogue with one’s wardrobe can lead to surprising results. Set the scene: We’ve let our interiors capture our fashion mood.
Wallpaper* August 2011 – The Handmade Issue. A grand houseful of one-off wonders, made just for us and just for you. Caped Crusader: ‘Cape’ suit by Konstantin Grcic and Brioni. Crystal Clear: ‘New Narcisse’ decanter set, by Yuri Masnyj and Baccarat. Snappy dresser: ‘Neo’ dress by Mary Katrantzou, Wallpaper* Composed and Cut Laser Cut. Nose in a book: ‘Paper Passion’ fragrance by Geza Schoen, Gerhard Steidl and Wallpaper*, with packaging by Karl Lagerfeld and Steidl. Wallpaper* Handmade… in Italy: Shed by Patrick Nadeau, Jardins de Babylone and Tecomah.
Monocle Issue 45 – July/August 2011. Quality of Life Survey, Montpellier’s innovative start-ups, meet the family that is shaking up Sydney’s art scene, and explore how ’made in San Francisco’ is remaking the city. Plus a special city guide from Florence and a photographic essay on five cities made special with a dose of grit and edge.
Wallpaper* July 2011 – Design Directory. This year’s most uplifting furniture and fittings. Architects’ Directory: Cool architects to build your dream retreat. The W*House: Hot new designs for every room of the house. Clouded House: Ask a design-artist to make over your hallway and the virtual sky’s the limit. Pyramid Scheme: Architect Shin Takamatsu’s remarkable monument in Southern Japan still resonates two decades on. Matchmakers: We’re arranging the perfect marriage between our fashion and our furniture.
Monocle Issue 44 – June 2011. China’s St Tropez. Why we need offices. If Brazil ruled the World. Singapore’s toast war. Perfume’s new future. Annual transport survey.
Wallpaper* June 2011 – Reborn in India. Come alive with us in the most eye-popping, synapse-snapping, pulse-pushing place on the planet. The multiplex factor: Why Bollywood no longer needs to make a song and dance of it. The marriage monster: Is the Indian wedding out of control? Our places in the sun: Delightful digs in Delhi and a beautiful bureau in Mumbai.
Apartamento Issue #07. Featuring: Bruce Benderson, Masha Orlov, Zoe Bedeaux, Kenny Scharf, Juana Molina, Ola Rindal, Juergen Teller, Nick Currie, Thomas Dozol, Adan Jodorowsky, Vuokko Eskolin-Nurmesniemi, Gemma Holt, Jordi Labanda, Aldo & Marirosa Ballo, Mariuccia Casadio, Nicolas Trembley, Crisis vs. Creativity, Liselotte Watkins. Plus: everyday life food supplement with essays by Chiara Merino and Claire Frisbie, Red, green & yellow peppers, Alice Waters, Jim Haynes and Gloria & Anaïs. Also includes the Oficio y Criterio supplement.
Monocle Issue 43. Palestine or bust. Japan’s living treasures. The tax haven life. A Homely NYC ’hood. Basel Watch Fair report. 40 page design directory.
Wallpaper* May 2011 – Milan preview. What to pin your hopes on at the world’s greatest design show. Show Time: Your zone-by-zone guide to the greatest furniture show on earth, Milan’s Salone del Mobile, plus who and what to watch. Dutch Courage: How a meeting with Gerrit Rietveld inspired architect Brian Housden to design one of Britain’s first brutalist dwellings. High Notes: Wallpaper* furnishes two of London’s princeliest pads.
Monocle Issue 42 – The Great Global Rethink Issue: From nation to shop to home. Baghdad or bust: how do you rehabilitate Iraq? How I manage: the coffee king of Italy. The great tune-up: why radio is rewriting the rules. Reconsidering the place you call home. Plus Spain – a 36-page travel guide & Sydney – a 24-page city survey.
Wallpaper* April 2011 – Interiors Special. Turning Point: Graphic designers M/M push into the next dimension with a uniquely twisted take on fixtures, fittings and furniture. Wim Crouwel: Making space with a design legend. Pitch Perfect: Chenchow Little’s Sydney Harbour house breaks boundaries without breaking the rules. Wallpaper* April 2011 issue on sale around the world, from 10 March 2011.
Wallpaper* March 2011 – Style Special. The smartest, sharpest, most surprising and most fashionable fashion issue out there.
Wallpaper* February 2011 – Design Awards 2011. And the winners are… Best hole in the ground: Gotthard Base Tunnel by AlpTransit Gotthard. Best domestic design: This year’s furniture stars step up to the podium. Best workspace: Vakko Fashion and Power Media Centre by REX. The judges awards 2011: The contenders for best domestic design and best new restaurant.
Apartamento Issue #06. Featuring: Carl Johan De Geer, Paz de la Huerta, Leon Ransmeier, 6a Architects, Anders Edström, Ramdane and Victorie Touhami, Felisa Pinto, Herrenstein, Gosha Rubchinskiy, Paul Schiek, Coming to a boil, Outdoor living and cactus misfits, Les Nouïes, Island of calvary, Leopoldo Pomés, Today’s home, Charlie Koolhaas, Plus: Kinder, an everyday life kids supplement curated by Benjamin Sommerhalder with a coloring book by James Jarvis, an interview with Tomi Ungerer, a feature by Yukari Miyagi and kids’ activity pages by Miranda July.
Wallpaper* January 2011 – Next Generation Issue. What happens next? Everything you need to know about the design, architecture, cars, cooking, fashion and photography of tomorrow, today.
Wallpaper* December 2010 – The Entertaining Issue. Treat yourself: Wallpaper’s ice-cool 69-point plan for the holidays, the best designer in the world, whisky a go-go, Honolulu baby, 5 hot new kitchens, 32 watches to spend time with, 10 hotels that mean business, and much more.
Monocle’s December-January double issue looks at the subject of soft power and rates the 25 countries who lead the way with cultural and social diplomacy. This edition also includes three additional supplements – the national survey of Finland, the second annual Small Business guide, and the Monocle annual Travel Top 50.
Anthology is a new quarterly shelter and lifestyle print magazine that takes a narrative approach to its coverage of home décor, travel, design, entertaining, and culture. Each issue of Anthology explores a theme. The inaugural issue is themed ”The Slow Life” and includes design wonders from Grace Bonney of Design*Sponge, Rod Hipskind & Kelly Ishikawa of The Perish Trust, AB Chao of hashai, interior designer Grant K. Gibson, and Aimee Cho of Gryphon.
Monocle’s November issue focuses on the dynamics of dynasties. From the Peruvian presidential candidate following in dad’s footsteps to the French brothers running Clarins. It also includes our 32-page guide to the businesses, services and culture of Lebanon and a 24-page survey of the vibrant city of São Paulo.
In celebration of 30 years at the forefront of international fashion and lifestyle publishing, this book, edited by Creative Director and i-D founder Terry Jones, features all of the iconic covers to date as well as the best stories behind the making of the images. In personal discussion with many of the creative talents he has worked with over the years, Terry Jones weaves his own personal web of diary, memories, and magic to give the reader an unforgettable look into a secret world before the digital age made everything accessible and public.
Wallpaper* November 2010 – Top 200 Issue. 10 countries, 200 terrific reasons to visit. China, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, USA, Australia, South Korean, Mexico, South Africa, Great Britain…
Monocle Issue 37 – October 2010. Finding you groove: The Monocle global style survey. Why Koreans are the kings of the department store, Brazilians are refashioning the mall and everyone is wooing young Turks.
Wallpaper* October 2010 – The Directors’ Cut. Guest editors David Lynch and Robert Wilson call the shots. Comic Strips, Water Music, Beyond the Pale, Doors of Perception, and much more.
Monocle’s September issue looks at The United Kingdom and gives advice on how it should remake its global brand.
Wallpaper* September 2010 – Sex Special. Erotic publishing, air hostess uniforms, fashion’s favourite architect, fetish fashion, and much more.
The latest issue of Apartamento features: Dominique Nabokov, Takashi Homma, Narukiyo, Rachel Chandler, Claudia’s Kitchen, Alchemy of the Everyday, Daniel Riera, Alex Wiederin, Marlene Marino, Luna & Leandro, Family Act, To build your own home, Lovefoxxx, The Boat Club, Justin Bond, Imaad Wasif, Midori Araki, Walter Pfeiffer. Plus Everyday Life Travel supplement with Koryo Hotel, 24 Hours Vancouver, Japanese mountains and Pheonix photo journal.
Wallpaper* August 2010 – The Handmade Issue. There’s nothing else like it 100+ incredible, desirable, collectible, shoutaboutable things. Made just for us, and just for you.
Monocle’s July/August double issue is a summer edition packed with quality of life. Where’s the best city to call home? Montreal? Munich? Tokyo? Honolulu? Madrid? Berlin? Sydney? Paris? Helsinki?
Wallpaper* July 2010 – Design Directory. Fab prefab, the architects directory, W* House, Maginot Line makeover, and much more.
Monocle’s June issue sees our global network of correspondents on the trail of businesses about to go global, profiling 20 firms from one-man bands to corporate giants. Monocle’s culture team reveals the extraordinary stories behind rocking brands Zildjian, Nord and Yamaha. 24-page Transport Survey looks at the pioneers in everything from cycling to air travel.
Richardson Magazine is back and the guiding theme is a feminine take on sex and pornography. This issue includes photos of Sasha Gray by Glenn Luchford and also contributions by Carolee Schneemann, Valie Expert, Steven Meisel, Bunny Yeager, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Tracy Ermin, Annie Sprinkle, Malcolm McLaren and also David Rimanelli, Tristan Taromino, Amy Kelner, Simon Ford.
Wallpaper* June 2010 – Born in Brazil. Designs past masters and future stars, Neimeyer’s neglected classics, Brazil’s new book boom, and the insider’s guide to the best beach in the world.
Monocle’s May issue looks at the ascent of Brasilia – why yellow and green are the new red, white and blue in international diplomacy.
Wallpaper* May 2010 – Salone Preview Issue. Future stars of Milan, the retail directory, hot new houses, Time 2010 and much more.
Monocle’s April issue looks at the art of the sell with a global tour of the leading buyers, designers, cutters and curators in the retail sector.
Wallpaper* April 2010 – Interiors Special. Herzog & de Meuron for Vitra, on board the new BA, Belgian brutalism, the rise of conceptual ceramics and much more.
Monocle’s March issue looks at disaster relief – which country has the best rapid reaction force? What do NGOs and rescue teams need to do better? Rio survey focuses on how the city is preparing to host the World Cup and Olympics, and the Spain survey, looks at how this creative nation is planning for the future in everything from architecture to tourism.
Wallpaper* March 2010 – Style Special. The future of retail, the town that Zegna built, the Sowden house, underwear goes public, and much more.
Monocle’s February issue bring you a round-up of the world’s best hotels and hosts, comments from hospitality experts and illustrated guide to perfect inn-keeping. It also features a 28-page regional survey of Liguria, Italy.
Wallpaper* February 2010 – Design Awards 2010. The strange, the startling, the sublime and the superlative. International Judges’ Awards: Our peerless creative panel of judges preside over 11 special award categories. Best use of material: Clip House, Madrid by Bernalte & Leon Asociados. Best retreat: Amangiri, Canyon Point, Utah. Best new fashion collections A/W 09: Comme des Garcons womenswear by Rei Kawakubo.
Wallpaper* January 2010 – The Next Generation. Graduate Directory: Wallpaper’s pick of the next wave of creatives who will build, design, cut, cook and colour a better world. The Hole Story: On a quest to build the ultimate Swiss mountain retreat, two architects dug deep and laid a golden egg. Showtime: Ten of the world’s leading designers push fashion’s next big thing into the spotlight. Soft landings: This season’s sofas merit a private view.
Monocle’s December/January Forecast issue looks out across 2010 and beyond. It’s a holiday read packed with essays, manifestos and debate. The issue also features the Madrid City Survey and Travel Top 50 survey of the world’s best hotels, airlines and cosy cafés.
