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Chanel and Kristen Stewart: an attempt to revere cinema is about costume design
Virginie Viard revises Alain Resnais's L'Année Dernière à Marienbad, presenting a short movie starring Kristan Stewart: she becomes the inspiration for the Spring 23 line
How to fight malnutrition at a global level – Sanku’s project
Through the inclusion of critical nutrients into the food, Sanku is trying to prevent diseases and deficits for malnourished populations
The hallucinated smoke of clubs: Vitali Gelwich
Vitali Gelwich, The Next Era – Maria Grazia Chiuri presents a collaboration between Dior and D-Air lab, the Italian start-up founded in 2015 by Lino Dainese
When art creates a new economy: the White Cube project in Lusanga, Congo
The post-plantation project by Renzo Martens and the Cercle d’Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise – on restitution and new art from the Global South
«Together, to be together and be». Winter Vandenbrink
Italian Futurism and radical silhouettes – the inspiration of Umberto Boccioni’s Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, is written large in Winter Vanderbrink – shooting Bottega Veneta
Lampoon Transition Issue: Mr. Heron Preston and the promise he can confirm
We need to educate consumers on what they are consuming. Designer Heron Preston on presenting a whole new material to the world in coming months
Anaglyph prints and dune-filled sceneries: Hermès 23 Spring line requires 3D glasses
Held at the Paris Tennis Club, Hermès Women Ready envelops all the escaping intentions into a spirited outwear reform made out of raincoats and sculpted leather
Maisie Cousins: Decadence, erotism and wet muscles
Maisie Cousins’ ultimate story for Lampoon Magazine, the Muscles issue is a dodecaphonic composition of decay, consumption and wet sexual allusions
About the intimacy of the world of bodybuilding
Driven by the enthusiasm for the diversity of martial arts and fitness sports, photographer Frederik Ruegger traveled to a bodybuilding contest in south-west Germany
Roman Goebel pays homage to Helmut Newton in Monaco
«Ten years ago I discovered the pool in the harbor of Monaco and I fell in love with the Helmut Newton vibe». Roman Goebel, Giedre Dukauskaite and Moffy Gathorne-Hardy for...
Andreas Kronthaler blurs history, class and gender roles for Vivienne Westwood SS23
Andreas Kronthaler offers more than mere theatrics at Paris Fashion Week with a collection that looks at the blurring of history, class and gender roles
Lampoon, the Muscles issue – Kyle Berger’s tuneless song for an apocalypse
«It is a replica, it is a reproduction. Everything is the same, everything comes back to itself, as our faces shrink in front of a mirror that lies». Kyle Berger...
Michelangelo Pistoletto and Otobong Nkanga on the new responsibility of art
Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev in conversation with Michelangelo Pistoletto and Otobong Nkanga on the need to put art back at the center through a synergic cooperation with science and technology
Mondo Reale: On playfulness, transversality, materiality and trajectories
Mondo Reale at Triennale Milano: a witty encounter with Formafantasma and Hervé Chandès at The Fondation Cartier, an attempt to disentangle complexities
To be optimistic about the future: Michele De Lucchi, Davide Angeli, Mathieu Lehanneur
Architecture and design operate as indicators: What our world is versus what it can become. The Satellite Stations and Inventory of Life research people's responses to verified and imagined realities
Recognizing female leadership – Kayapó chief Tuire interview with artist Pinar Yolaçan
As older generations of Indigenous people are passing away, many of their languages are in the danger of going extinct. With them we are losing their heritage and knowledge in...
Lampoon 26, the MUSCLES issue – the new issue coming out in late October
At this time when we are witnessing an abuse of physical and verbal force, Lampoon dedicated the new issue to the theme of muscle strength: to remind us that human...
Ann Demeulemeester presents a monochromatic study of yin and yang for SS23 collection
A twenty-four hour installation saw looks from the Ann Demeulemeester archive juxtaposed against the industrial interior of the Neoclassical Stazione Leopolda
Author Stephanie LaCava presents I Fear My Pain Interests You
With similarities to Joan Didion, I Fear My Pain Interests You examines issues of power, how it is or is not inherited, what the consequences of being defined by others...
Enacting good practices is no longer an option: about self-sufficient Ventozelo estate in the Douro Valley, Portugal
Ventozelo's pre-existing buildings underwent a conservative restoration; salvaged or reconstructed with traditional and recyclable local materials along with additions that feature a contemporary language
Pauline Scotto di Cesare and the nonverbal communication of body language
Pauline Scotto di Cesare for Lampoon Digital Edition: aside from being decorative, we use gestures and movements to convey messages
June and July 2022 – climate anomalies, heat waves, and extreme weather events
In the summer of 2022, the planet Earth experienced its sixth warmest June, sixth warmest July, and year to date on record since the global records began in 1880
«Reusing and repairing are longer processes than creating a mass production» – Baserange
«When we started the brand, we agreed that we would do it in the cleanest way possible. You don't want to create a business that would harm nature» – Blandine...
Onshore artisans at NYC’s Mara Hoffman: geopolitical tensions and the globalized world
Dana Davis, Vice President of Sustainability at Mara Hoffman, discusses local production as a solution to the global supply chain crisis of inflated costs
From self-irony to eroticism to cultural identity, Julie Poly’s artworks do not shy away
The artistic meeting at the intersection between fashion and pseudo-documentary photography. In conversation with Ukrainian visual artist Julie Poly
Jack Johnstone x Delly Deacon – Let nature take its course, a reflection of freedom
Designer Delly Deacon tooks Photographer Jack Johnstone around the East London marches whilst she forages for numerous natural materials to make her hats.
What makes a man? – questioning masculinity, Sharifa Morris and Guarionex Rodriguez
Masculinity is constructed and defined socially, historically and politically, rather than being biologically driven. Sharifa Morris design a story about the condition of manhood today
Break Performance. Between the body of nature and the human orderly disruption
Daoyang Han, Peng Ding, and Huadong Zhu: three architects use their bodies to perform order disturbance juxtapositioning urban surroundings and green elements
Denim, MTV-mania, sex. Glenn Martens serves an aggressive collection for Diesel SS23
Glenn Martens is on a mission to talk to every individual and democratise fashion. The Spring Summer 2023 collection is referencing denim manipulation, dystopia and animalistic qualities
Night Run and Voices Fill My Head: selected sound works from Kristin Oppenheim
The double LP Voices Fill My Head, released from INFO, features the second collection of Oppenheim's early sound works from 1993 to 1999
Fashion in Berlin rediscovers handicrafts and supports Ukraine – a report from 202030 summit
In the Colosseum space Theater in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg, the 202030 fashion summit debated regenerative textiles, biodiversity and involved Ukrainian designers. Christiane Arp intervenes
Documenting New York Street Style: Johnny Cirillo and the revival that never died
Thrift Culture in NYC: A Sixty Year History of Anti-Fashion and Environmentalism - New York born photographer Johnny Cirillo and creator of @watchingnewyork increasing popularity of thrifting
Why is the melting of glaciers making the land rise in Iceland? The land of ice
The Vatnajökull ice cap covers circa eight percent of Iceland's territory and has lost more than fifteen percent of its volume during the last century
HELLO, My Name Is: Nadia Lee Cohen’s Recent Exhibition is an Ode to the Mundane
Nadia Lee Cohen casts her cinematic eye on the Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in Los Angeles in her debut US exhibition on the allures of the ordinary
Textile recycle in Italy – How to avoid the waste of scraps from the industry
In Italy there are companies and cooperatives that can inform the fashion system on the value of use, instead of possession, of garments and textiles
Rainforest Connection – Saving the rainforest through cloud computing, AI, and machine learning to detect threats
«There's no way to offset or avoid the effects of climate change without protecting existing forests», says Topher White, Founder of Rainforest Connection and Rolex Associate Laureate
Humanism, individualism and feminism in the spectrum of portrait painting by Alice Neel
Alice Neel’s candid portraits of American society shines light upon those who are underrepresented, impoverished, overlooked, flamboyant and unapologetic
Residential-focused architecture or virtual spaces for the Metaverse? Simon Barazin
«In the end the Metaverse will be a layer on top of reality», says Simon Barazin, architect based in Tel Aviv engaged in the exploration of the latest opportunities offered...
The Politics of Parks: Green Space and Social Inequality in New York City
Parks in New York City promote public health and well-being. Do they also promote gentrification and inequality? A dialogue with New York City Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver and architect Stefano...
Love is made, not felt. Pavel Golik wants us to indulge in the carnality of love
«For the project Summer of Love we’ve spent time with eight different couples to capture their love» – the ultimate project shot by Pavel Golik and conceptualized by Ina Witzel...
Eckhaus Latta SS23: celebrating the artworks of Matthew Underwood
Eckhaus Latta presents in New York the Spring Summer 2023 collection, where images of Matthew Underwood’s artwork were printed on ribbed dresses
Gal and Hiroshima: meet the photographers perverting gender norms
The two Brazilian artists debate performing gender performances. Their exhibition becomes a public confession about abusive behaviors in a straight-centered society
Visual tales from the street. In conversation with Berlin-based photographer Lukas Hoffman
Between urban sceneries and street photography, Lukas Hoffmann engages the viewer in aesthetic experiences. «I want the image to be captivating and not what's in it»
Fractured State: John Spyrou on documenting Florida and its idiosyncrasies
From Orlando to Homestead, Florida’s ethnographic and vegetative landscapes takes life in John Spyrou’s latest limited-edition book, born from a few days trip the photographer took in 2021
Fendi Baguette 25th – street style and Nineties nostalgia in New York City
Resort 2023 is an eight-hands designer collection by Silvia Venturini Fendi, Kim Jones, Delfina Delettrez, Marc Jacobs, with the collaboration of Tiffany&Co.
Beautés du Monde – a sugar-centric feast
Macarons, licorice, marzipan and exotic fruits ignite our appetite for Cartier’s high jewelry collection, Beautés du Monde in a photoshoot by Maisie Cousins
