Revue Faire #56 - Reading Until I Sleep: Manuel Raeder cookingReading Until I Sleep reflects on the work of designer and publisher Manuel Raeder. His practice unfolds between readers and books, artists and places, bodies and infrastructures, materials and memories, working with objects that bear their histories openly and resist disposability by insisting on the ongoing life of things. The essay brings multiple perspectives into contact with the inequities that determine who can work, rest, make and be seen;
and making ethical choices that give back to the local makers and communities
Rechnungen
he invited Marine Peixoto to come photograph
From 1933 to 1934 Sanzo Wada published a collection of colour combinations that was the first of its kind in Japan
and the direct experience of sound relate to each other and how connections are generated between these levels—a topology of resonances
Perspective and Conversations
In Glitterworlds
the history of the chair is so complex that it requires a comprehensive encyclopedic work to do it full justice
alongside a comprehensive spa
den stoischsten Stein der Welt
In this scintillating philosophical history of the internet
Pieter Hugo