A novel interpretation of the LOEWE ‘Show-in-a-box’ by Jonathan Anderson and M/M Paris for Spring Summer 2021, as seen by Francois Quillacq.
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Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus SS 2021
A photographer’s recount of ‘Metal Outlaw’ — a special Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus SS 2021 presentation in Tokyo, Japan.
‘L’Amour’ SS 2021 by Simon Porte Jacquemus
An intimate look at the Jacquemus SS 2021 runway collection, photographed by Julien Boudet in Us, Val d’Oise, France.
‘New Drawings for a New Era’ by Richard Haines
The AW 2020 haute couture collections (and a few legendary archive gowns) as seen by New York-based fashion illustrator Richard Haines.
‘Dior Hats! From Christian Dior to Stephen Jones’
A new photography tome charts 70 years of millinery at the house of Dior, from Christian’s own illustrations to the fantasy creations of A Magazine N°12 curator Stephen Jones – house milliner since 1996.
Action Reaction by Alessio Bolzoni
The Italian photographer discusses his ephemeral billboard exhibition in the streets of Milan: an archival project that found new context after legal confinement across Europe.
‘Untitled’ (Fortune Cookie Corner) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, 1990
A Magazine Curated By presents 1 of 1000 off-site installations of ‘Untitled’ (Fortune Cookie Corner) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres in Paris, France.
Black Lives Matter: Paris, Los Angeles
A pair of visual portfolios documenting protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement in Paris, France and Los Angeles, USA.
‘No Space, Just a Place: Eterotopia’, Daelim Museum, Seoul
An interview with curator Myriam Ben Salah on the occasion of Gucci’s first contemporary art exhibition at the Daelim Museum in Seoul, bringing together independent Korean art spaces and international artists to respond to questions of togetherness, identity and utopias.
Life Doesn’t Frighten Me, Michelle Elie wears Comme des Garçons
Designer Michelle Elie’s presents her Comme des Garçons archive for the exhibition ‘Life Doesn’t Frighten Me, Michelle Elie wears Comme des Garçons’ at the Museum Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt.
Introducing A Magazine Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier
A Magazine N°21 Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier is a call for reflection and an open dialogue on the dualities of the theme HUMAN NATURE / MOTHER NATURE.
Riches To Rags
An investigation into the fashion & luxury industries’ garment shredding practices inside A Magazine N°17 Curated By Eckhaus Latta.
The Past Is What Bonds Us, The Future Leads Us
In the second of a series of A Magazine A/rchive studies, the Paris-based creative director Federico Nessi delves into A Magazine N°1 Curated By Maison Martin Margiela by revisiting the work of Margiela’s close collaborators and creatives through the years.
“I Am For…” an evergreen Pop Art manifesto
In his famous 1961 statement, “I Am For…”, written as part of the catalogue of the ‘Environments, Situations, Spaces’ group exhibition at Martha Jackson Gallery, American sculptor Claes Oldenburg delivered a powerful reflection on the early days of Pop Art.
One To Make At Home
A ‘how-to’ guide to making a sweater out of your own socks, from inside A Magazine N°1 Curated By Maison Martin Margiela, 2004.
Truth Mask
Benedetta Piccioli in conversation with Pat McGrath in A Magazine N°20 Curated By Pierpaolo Piccioli
A Magazine N°20: A look behind the scenes
The process behind creating A Magazine N°20 Curated By Pierpaolo Piccioli in Rome, Nettuno and Paris, in a short film by Alexander Silberstein.
Masks Do Have A Face
An audiovisual study of Olivier Saillard’s 2005 essay ‘Masks Do Have A Face’ by Paris-based creative director Federico Nessi – the first in a digital A/rchive series.