Bill Kouligas: rough sound and cultural zeitgeist

Bill Kouligas: the world doesn’t need any more records. The role of a music label is becoming irrelevant according to the Berlin-based dj. Athens, dj culture, and a view of the industry from the inside

Geophony, what is this? Camille Étienne and Bernie Krause

Climate actions solution – French activist Camille Étienne and sound ecologist Bernie Krause confront in a dialog about Anthropophony, geophony, technophony

Silvia Prada and the joy of hiding out

Silvia Prada’s ‘fetishistic lens’ to explore the complexities of desire and representation – a conversation on the evolving landscape of queer music, fashion, history and what it means to be a true gay icon

Vanishing Points, 2022, William Kentridge Studio

William Kentridge: «Identity is a continuous construction»

In Self-Portrait as a Coffee-Pot the South African artist reflects on humanity in a close dialogue with his alter-ego, a metaphor for the artist’s critical eye

Ottolinger and womanity: ready to unwear

«We felt something was missing for women in the fashion market». Ottolinger duo, Cosima Gadient and Christa Bösch, forms new vocabularies of the feminine and the thrust towards womanity

Leather jacket and panties Acne Studios. Photography Jelka von Langen and Roman Goebel, styling Niki Pauls

Nyahuet for Lampoon – sticks and stones may break your bones

«To have been born in this burnt-out geology of ashes, in the middle of the Atlantic, conditions any moderately sensitive being». César Manrique in Lanzarote

Design

Nicolas Schuybroek: Arte Povera as an antidote to the society of appearance

Arte Povera and Gesamtkunstwerk, American Minimal Art and Radical architecture – Nicolas Schuybroek’s work for Aesop is an installation of soap bars supported by a removable and reusable MDF structure

Debora Vitulano

the art field

Ai Weiwei: fuck the mundane structure

Ai Weiwei returns to Italy with the exhibition Neither Nor at Galleria Continua in San Gimignano, Tuscany. Between lego, antique stools and criticism to art critics, the artist confirms to be a maverick thinker

Federico Jonathan Cusin

Lampoon Issue 29

Carsten Höller: Doubt is a mushroom

In a Western culture of doubt avoidance, we want to be decision makers. Doubts contain beauty we don’t recognize. Lampoon 29: an interview with Carsten Höller and some mushrooms

Federico Jonathan Cusin

Lampoon Issue 29

Jordan Firstman is the posterboy: excess is boiled over

People understand when something is bad and when it is good. People are praising bad art right now – in conversation with Jordan Firstman, the posterboy of Internet and his community

Editorial Team

Lampoon Issue 29

Martin Parr: humor and photography in New Brighton

«People are doing selfies. One thing that has changed is that the selfie stick has died». Martin Parr, the Boiling Lampoon, about humor, beach, and climate change

Isaac Crown Manesis

Lampoon Issue 29

Pelle Cass: crafting real-life scene manipulation

«Viewers can perceive my work as commentary on overpopulation or crowding. It’s a dichotomy: the sense of anxiety juxtaposed with the shared happiness of being together» – Pelle Cass for Lampoon

Ana Tess

Lampoon Issue 29

A tribute to everything that boils. Lola Banet and Maty Drazek

From the water droplets that burst like the blisters on our skin, ravaged from walking barefoot on bitumen; to the sweat pouring down from our brows

Editorial Team

Lampoon Issue 29

Coco Gordon Moore: womanity and mundanity

Coco Gordon Moore in Lampoon story for Celine. Questioning feminism, womanity and the everyday mundanity of millennial life. Jiro Konami photography for the Spring 24 issue

Editorial Team

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