THE LATEST
"If You Could Diary 2009"
The If You Could series teams up with G&B Printers this year for an open-submission version of its wonderful publication.
Osamu Tezuka's "Dororo"
One of manga godfather/legend Osamu Tezuka's overlooked works, Dororo, gets a proper—and elegant!—Stateside release.
Eddie Martinez @ the Journal Gallery
If you're in N.Y.C., be sure to check out Eddie Martinez's show at The Journal Gallery. As usual, the opening will be a blast, and the work will be inspiring.
Insound 20
Insound 20 is a new project by the Internet distro to fashionably merchandise some of its best-selling artists.
"Blek le Rat: Getting Through Walls"
Before Banksy, there was Blek le Rat. Get Blek le Rat: Getting Through Walls if you want the full story.
Banksy: Unmasked!
Mysterious graffiti artist, Banksy, has allegedly been unmasked by the Daily Mail. Read the investigation and judge the findings for yourself.
Berenice Abbott Art Opening @ Fahey/Klein Gallery
The Fahey/Klein Gallery is presenting the photography of Berenice Abbott and Julius Shulman from June 28 through August 30.
"All Known Metal Bands," Dan Nelson
Dan Nelson's All Known Metal Bands does what it says; it collects every single metal group's name in a typically beautiful McSweeney's tome.
Rivka Galchen Q&A
Rivka Galchen on Atmospheric Disturbances, her surreal novel of misplaced identities and deep meteorology.
Terry Richardson on Communicating with People
Prompted by his work for Belvedere Vodka, king of the gritty au naturale snapshot, Terry Richardson, speaks on his job and artistic outlook.
Three New Nieves Books
Nieves Books releases three new black and white publications that we need to get our hands on!
Bubble Calendar
It may be a waste of space and ineffective at doing what it says, but the Bubble Calendar is incredibly cute.
Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair Turns 50!
Arne Jacobsen's infamous egg chair turns fifty with an exciting patchwork edition.
The Indie Shows 1980 - 1999
The Flickr set may be ambiguously titled, but it's truly a treasure to explore.
TV Books
TV Books brings work from Aurel Schmidt, Tim Barber, Gordon Hull and more.
"Take Ivy" by T. Hashiyada
An oldie but a goodie, T. Hashiyada's Take Ivy is a collection of 1960s Ivy League school pictures.
Big Gay Art Auction
Buy some art to benefit the making of Alex Kopps' new surf film.
Create/Reject's "Fifty Designers' Current Favourite Typefaces"
We all love a nicely-designed 'zine, and when it's for a good cause like UNICEF, we're even more prone to pick said object up!
Ray & Charles Eames USPS Stamps
U.S. Postal Service stamps tend to be outrageously ugly, but the new set of Ray & Charles Eames commemorative stamps makes up for a slew of bad ones.
Ramses
Rochelle Monique is curating the forthcoming Ramses exhibit.
FEATURES
When Red Turns Titanium: Beijing's National Performing Arts Center Goes Modern
07/07/08
Our far-flung correspondent considered Beijing's National Performing Arts Center new egg-shaped building.
Interview with Tony Cederteg
06/25/08
Swedish publisher, Tony Cederteg, answers our most pressing questions on his Stockholm-based company and other endeavors.
Dwell on Design Conference
06/11/08
Anthem reports on Dwell Magazine's Dwell on Design conference in Los Angeles.
Gary Panter Monograph
06/05/08
Gary Panter's monograph is out now on PictureBox Inc., and Anthem has an exclusive look at the two-volume tome for you to examine.
Lykke Li/El Perro del Mar/Anna Ternheim Film
06/04/08
Lykke Li, El Perro del Mar, and Anna Ternheim are all featured in our forthcoming "On the Road" issue―here's a sneak peek featuring Q&A, live, and photo shoot footage.
Charles Burns Interview
03/10/08
Anthem sat down with "indie"/underground comic creator, Charles Burns, to discuss his works, the forthcoming film adaptation of his critically acclaimed Black Hole, and commercial work.
Design & the Elastic Mind
02/25/08
We offer a look at MoMA's Design & the Elastic Mind show, an exploration of the hazy, technical intersection between technology, art, and modern design.
How To Talk To Everyone In the World, At Once
05/04/07
EXPERIMENT: Take one talented woman best known for a film that explores awkward romance and the delicate art of “pooping back and forth forever,” now poised for wider recognition after the May (read more)
Skin Flick
11/01/06
Whenever I check into a hotel, the first thing I do is examine the Pay-Per-View porn selection. In fact, I have switched hotels when the porn has been sub-standard (read: heavily edited), and have (read more)
Speak Easy: Both on the surface and below, the art of Tauba Auerbach has something to say.
12/07/05
Can you give us a brief description as to how you got involved making art? I’d always made art as a kid. A lot of my earliest memories are of drawing. Because I'm an only child, there was a lot (read more)
Seeking Asylum: Elizabeth Huey colors the past
08/08/05
Let’s begin by frustratingly asserting that there’s something physically arresting about an Elizabeth Huey painting that will never translate into the 2-D medium of a glossy magazine page. She (read more)
