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The wait is over: Offscreen is finally back! In issue 21 we dive into more urgently-relevant topics, such as tackling the disinformation warfare, developing alternatives to Silicon Valley’s robber-baron economy, fighting machine-made realities, and implementing human-centred design principles throughout an organisation.

Kim Goodwin
The leadership coach believes effective human-centred design requires better decision-making – not pixel-pushing.

James Bridle
Rise against the machines: the artist and writer warns of a future clouded and dominated by technology.

Renée DiResta
The research pioneer who helps to expose the spread of disinformation and conspiracy theories on social media.

Nathan Schneider
Making work work for all: the cooperative model as an alternative to the robber-baron tech economy.

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July/August/September 2019

DAMN°73 explores the idea that design demands communication, especially at that difficult point where the discipline scatters, moving beyond just a profession into a cultural discipline. What, how, why needs clarity,discourse requires precision, and relevance demands inclusive language. Only then can the pro-found significance of design properly resonate

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Frieze Issue 204

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Frieze Issue 204

Frieze Magazine
Issue 204
June – July – August 2019

Three novelists delve into the past to unearth the present. Lucy Ives considers the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, ‘What you needed to survive in 1969 was, apparently, not the straight and narrow. What you needed was fiction. And guilt’; César Aira recalls his childhood in Coronel Pringles and his mother’s overbearing fixation on cultural refinement; and Heike Geißler pens a new work of autobiographical fiction that reflects on our exasperated age of news cycles, scandal and movement.

Plus, 32 reviews from around the world, including reports on two New York shows that chart Lincoln Kirstein’s legacy. In London, two exhibitions showcase Channa Horwitz and Emma Kunz’s play with reason and repetition, at the Lisson Gallery and Serpentine Galleries.

Cover image: Buzz Aldrin deploys Apollo 11 experiments on the surface of the moon (detail), 1969, photograph taken by Neil Armstrong with a 70mm lunar surface camera. Courtesy: NASA

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032c Issue 36 – Summer 2019: “Working Out Loud”

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Cover 1/5: KRISTEN STEWART by Collier Schorr

Cover 4/5: IRINA SHAYK by Hugo Comte

Cover 3/5: MAŁGOSIA BELA by Thomas Lohr

Cover 5/5: RETINA photo by Thomas Lohr; makeup by Patrick Glatthaar

Cover 2/5: PLAYBOI CARTI by Renell Medrano

032c Issue 36
Summer 2019: “Working Out Loud”

“Think about it for a moment and you know that as an ego – even as a strong ego, as a creative ego – you will not achieve anything if you don’t invite others in.”

In 032c Issue 36, our dossier examines WORKING OUT LOUD: a strategy for a better career and life, plucked from the cutting edge of corporate management theory and appropriated for creative practice. Rapper PLAYBOI CARTI opens up his process – and his wardrobe – to photographer RENELL MEDRANO. BEATRIZ COLOMINA digs up the kinks and perversions of the BAUHAUS for a eulogy 100 years after its birth. A spooked out CHARLIE FOX writes a suicide note from the home of eternal misanthrope THOMAS BERNHARD. HELENE HEGEMANN heads to Paris to speak to author VIRGINIE DESPENTES, who loves her dog, but hates most people. German sociologist HEINZ BUDE calls for new forms of solidarity as the only tonic for embitterment. Food writer turned reluctant psychonaut MICHAEL POLLAN smokes the hallucinogenic venom of a Sonoran Desert Toad. STERLING RUBY reveals his first ready-to-wear collection, and ELI RUSSELL LINNETZ celebrates the occasion by turning the artist’s LA studio into a Roman coliseum. MARTINE ROSE questions the existence of time in an east London café, and photographers SHARNA OSBORNE, OLIVER HADLEE PEARCH, and HEJI SHIN capture the British designer’s menswear genius in three acts. In three stories styled by 032c fashion director MARC GOEHRING, JONAS LINDSTROEM sets fire to the Burberry trench in a cinematic feature starring NYARACH AYUEL, model IRINA SHAYK bares her teeth to HUGO COMTE, and MAŁGOSIA BELA gets 3D printed by THOMAS LOHR.

PLUS: Société de 032c presents ENCOUNTERS IN INTERESTING TIMES, witnessed by emerging rapper BbyMutha (Chattanooga), horror-hillbilly mistress Jesse Jo Stark (Los Angeles), uncompromising artist Cady Noland (Frankfurt), Supreme documentarian William Strobeck (New York), design collective Pierre Augustin Rose (Paris), historian of totalitarianism Timothy Snyder (Berlin), and psychedelic pop creator Keiichi Tanaami (Tokyo). And finally, our we select our favorite books of the season for BERLIN REVIEW.

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Teen vampire turned indie icon KRISTEN STEWART is shot by COLLIER SCHORR and interviewed by JT LeRoy writer SAVANNAH KNOOP in an intimate Manhattan portrait.

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