TANK MAGAZINE | Issue 103 | BUY THIS ISSUE |
- EDITOR'S LETTER One day, everyone will have always been against this. Text by Masoud Golsorkhi,
- Things Things,
- Sunglasses A series of hair-raising styles lends light to our shades,
- Cartier A blockbuster exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum dives into Cartier’s dazzling archive,
- Literary tees Show off your bookworm side with some merch,
- Globe trot Write your own journey this summer with Montblanc,
- Akoni How is creative vision constructed?,
- Watches Hang on a minute with the season's best timepieces,
- Lady in red Chloe Qisha glows in CHANEL Beauty.
- Barbara’s best books The New Directions director takes us through her favourite books. Photography by Mark Sommerfeld,
- Displays of hospitality Photography by Jack Orton,
- The rise of painting Text by Christabel Stewart,
- Less shitty and more courageous Text by Edie Musker, photography by Kento Mori,
- What does a zine mean? What does a zine mean?,
- Walk on the weird side Mark Pilkington shows us his strange library,
- What’s the most frightened you’ve ever been by a book? You answer,
- The romance of publishing Text by Matteo Pini,
- Giant isopods, fields of lilies Lucy Fleming-Brown’s bold and beautiful collection of Japanese books,
- Silent Weapons Graffiti and contemporary art. By Christabel Stewart,
- Fear eats the soul An interview with Joan Jonas. Text by Claudia Steinberg, photography by Kenyon Anderson,
- A kind of fearlessness Isabella Burley of Climax Books takes us through her collection,
- Depth in Venice Is the Venice Architecture Biennale in thrall to the gimmick? Text by Thomas Roueché, photography by Elliott Gunn,
- Margherissima A forgotten corner of Venice is transformed. Text by Thomas Roueché,
- To love and devour Tolia Astakhishvili haunts a house in Venice,
- Political emotions on the far right A cluster of essays on fascism and feelings, introduced by Stefanos Geroulanos,
- Staying with the trouble An interview with X Zhu Powell. Text by Thomas Roueché, photography by Sohrab Golsorkhi-Ainslie.
- Art House Ancient and contemporary artisanship in China. Text by Caroline Issa, photography by Joseph Rigby, styling by Eve Bailey,
- A Place Between A house populated with creative spirit. Photography and masks by ICTM, styling by Riccardo Linarello ,
- Fallen Angels Dive into Fendi. Photography by Anne-Sophie Soudoplatoff, styling by Christiane Graf.
- Miguel Gomez “I was playing with fire, but I don’t mind playing with fire”,
- Samia Halaby “Technology has confirmed that abstraction is the most innovative direction for the future of pictures”,
- Édouard Louis “You can become a conduit for violence like an electric current runs through bodies”,
- Francesco Manacorda “How do we put the real in front of visitors again?”,
- Quinn Slobodian “I see neoliberalism as an ongoing project to save capitalism from democracy”,
- Harriet Armstrong “I was interested in the form of the campus novel but without the campus content feeling meaningful”,
- Jeremy Atherton Lin “There’s a parallel with architecture and penetration, architecture and anatomy”,
- Jackie Ess “We are surprisingly ridiculous in our inability to negotiate certain aspects of our lives”,
- Diana Matar “I wanted to create something almost like a ritual”,
- Kinyan Lam “I found a Japanese book that documents steps in embroidery, and I use it to reintroduce lost methods to the embroiderers”,
- Ash Moniz “People assume it’s naive to think we have any power against the global system”,
- Panda Bear “Dub feels immediately supernatural to me”,
- Trita Parsi “It’s easy to evade responsibility if everyone is wrong”,
- John Grant “The Christian right was trying to install a fascist theocracy” ,
- Geetanjali Shree “There’s a systemic naturalisation of patriarchal authority all around us, and I try to pay attention to that”,
- MIRROR MIRROR Our tribute to Tom Ridgway.