Behind the scenes with Kid Richards
Kid Richards is a Rock’n Roll musician and photographer from Lisbon, Portugal.
He mainly shoots with film-35mm, medium format, polaroid and instant film and develops all his photos himself.
Interview with artist Petra Dočekalová
Petra Dočekalová studied Type Design and Typography at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. Her main fields of interest is editorial work like Typo9010 which won several awards all over the world. Besides being a type designer, Petra is a passionate sign painter and lettering artist, always working on new (digital) scripts. She received TDC Award of excellence for her diploma project dealing with the Czechoslovak calligraphy and new hand lettering forms.
1000BY100 OUT NOW
Print is dead–is never dead. To publish a book is a bad idea – is a very good idea. To mark the centenary of the 100th edition, the team behind 100for10 at Melville Brand Design has come up with a special special: A 1000-page compendium filled with works and interviews of all 100 artists.
Interview with artist Gabriela Neeb
Gabriela Neeb studied at the Academy of Photography in Munich. Her main fields of interest are people and stories, so she specialized in portrait, reportage and theater photography. In her freelance work she is occupied with on-going projects. A recurring theme is the visual approach to music subculture and surrealistic moods.
100FOR10 Special Edition Art Prints
For the First time ever, 100FOR10 goes colorful: This 100FOR10 special edition contains six exclusive risoprints from 100FOR10 Artists Peter Judson, Anna Beil, Genevieve Gauckler, Katharina Gschwendtner, Max Löffler and Stephanie Wunderlich.
100FOR10 goes Scribblittis at Lovelace
New game, new luck! Following a series of events, 100FOR10 entered the next round. We have a huge number of people to thank so let’s tell you about the event and everyone who made it happen.
Exhibtion: This is really happening
A large unused space in the middle of Munich turned into a hotel and public space for a limited time. 4.800 square-meters full of exciting ideas dealing with pop, politics, art, commerce and communities — we can’t wait!
Interview with artist Bryce Wong
Look, there is not much to say— ha ha; hu hu; ha ha; hu, yes who— that gets to the pinnacle of biography and what it is— the static confinement of a woman, of a man, of Bryce Wong.