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Infrastructure Issue | Issue 84 | BUY THIS ISSUE
front
- HOLD THE PRESS by Masoud Golsorkhi
- AUTUMN/WINTER 2020 by Caroline Issa
- CHAIN REACTION: photography by Sohrab Golsorkhi-Ainslie, styling by Caroline Issa
- THALISSA TEIXEIRA: photography by Ulrike Rindermann, styling by Caroline Issa, make-up by Kay Montano
- BON APPETIT: photography by Boris Ovini, styling by Anaelle Field-Lumbroso
- EAR AND NOW: photography by Leonardo Scotti, styling by Riccardo Linarello
- SURFACE TENSION: photography by Ronni Campana, styling by Francesca Cefis
- CARTIER PRECISELY: photography by Moos-Tang, styling by Marie Gibert, text by Masoud Golsorkhi
- TWIN SET: photography by Leonardo Scotti, styling by Riccardo Linarello, text by Madeleine Holth
- MIEKO KAWAKAMI: photography by Reiko Toyama, styling by Shotaro Yamaguchi
features
- EDITORIAL: the Infrastructure issue
- FLASH FICTION by Daisy Hildyard
- ROMANTIC INFRASTRUCTURE: Scotland's CalMac ferries. By Joe Kennedy
- THE JAKARTA METHOD: Vincent Bevins on the international anticomunist conspiracy of the Cold War
- DIGITAL SALVAGE: photography by Geray Mena, styling by Alicia Padrón
- SECOND READINGS: Nora N. Khan on metaphor and mystification
- DRAMA AT THE GRAND ETHIOPIAN RENAISSANCE DAM by Jan-Peter Westad
- CITY LIMITS: photography by Karl Felix, styling by Jack Collins
- A PLAGUE OF NOISE: Geoff Shullenberger on skewed signal-to-noise ratios and the apohenic mind
- KENGO KUMA: journeys in Japanese modernism. By Jae Lee
- UNFATHOMABLE CREATURES: photography by Gourau & Phong, styling by Natacha Voranger
- PLANET OF THE MONSTERS by Chiara Di Leone and Luiza Crosman
- RADIO TANK: revolutionary sound. Text by Guy Mackinnon-Little, illustration by Benjamin Filby
- PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE: photography by Lucy Alex Mac, art direction by Alice Ray, styling by Rubina Vita Marchiori
- MUTATIONS OF PUBLICNESS: from the social condenser to social distancing. By Michal Murawski
- CURATED PAGES: a paean to Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre. Text by Christabel Stewart
- THE UNCRITICAL MASS by Stephanie Sy-Quia and Nasser Hussain
- PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY: photography by Xiaopeng Yuan, styling by Liu Xiao
- THE SINEWS OF WAR AND TRADE: Laleh Khalili on cargo and capitalism
- SHELTERING EARTH: photography by Pietro Cocco, styling by Alessia Vanini
talk
- JENNY OFFILL: “One of the difficulties of trying to engage with climate change is that you feel complicit in it”
- SIANNE NGAI: “It is impossible to sever the negativity we feel towards capitalist gimmicks from our begrudging admiration of their social power”
- WENDY HUI KYONG CHUN: “We need a world in which everyone has the right to take a simultaneous and safe six-week pause”
- SANDY ROWER: “Calder’s work is all about a spiritual awakening, not just about some shapes that happen to be harmonious”
- HOLLY JEAN BUCK: “Geoengineering is not just a button you press to turn it on; it’s a programme that has to be maintained and taken care of through time”
- WINFRIED MENNINGHAUS: “Within the aesthetic space, elegance and kitsch are furthest apart, and precisely these two categories are represented practically unchanged in about 60 different languages”
- XAVIER RIBAS: "I’m concerned with how to move from the object to its history”
- PARAG KHANNA: “While China’s contribution is a big part of the picture it’s not the only game in town”
- ELEY WILLIAMS: “I wanted to write about nonsense as much as sense”
