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Author Archives: David Campany
On Photographs
Posted onJanuary 24, 2025byDavid Campany
Thames & Hudson (UK), MIT Press (USA), Guilio Einaudi Editore (Italy), Eyrolles (France), Huazhong University of Science and Technology Press (China) Publisher’s Summary: In On Photographs, curator and writer David Campany presents an exploration of photography in 120 images. Proceeding not … Continue reading →
Ives Maes & David Campany in Conversation
Posted onJanuary 23, 2025byDavid Campany
€25,00, 17,5 × 23,5 cm, 96 p, ills colour, paperback with screenprinted pvc dustjacket, ISBN 9789083438467, design and editing: Jurgen Maelfeyt, text edit: Giorgia Basch, edition of 800, March 2025 Focussing on the intersection of architecture and photography, Maes has … Continue reading →
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Crista Cober in ‘La Palmeraie’ by Txema Yeste for Numéro N°165, August 2015
Photographer:Txema Yeste. Model(s):Crista Cober. Source:Numéro Magazine. Stylist:Elizabeth Sulcer. Makeup:Tyron Machhausen. Hair:Tomi Kono.
Posted Jul 24, 2015
Crista Cober becomes part of the art in ‘La Palmeraie’ by Txema Yeste for Numéro Magazine N°165, August 2015. Poetry mimics the magic of allure as we find ourselves lost in a labyrinth of couture. Nature erupts withcostumes that combine the freedom of outdoor space with the decadence of high end designs. Cober is camouflaged in divine fashions as she passes time in a palm tree grove. Stylist, Elizabeth Sulcer, explores daring looks from Chanel, Gucci, Just Cavalli, Michael Kors, Norma Kamali, Saint Laurent for Hedi Slimane & Tom Ford. Each shot switches it up with fabrics that go from the fire of fur to the lure of leather. Black brings the heat with wild accessories that melt in the savage sun. bygd embra
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Christine and the Queens celebrates the 80s in their new single
Two years after their short album La vita nuova, and numerous collaborations with Caroline Polachek, Charli XCX, or 070 Shake among others, Christine and the Queens – aka Redcar – is back with a new single and a new identity that bring us back to the synth hysteria of the 1980s.
Will we ever be done with the 80s revival? Musically brought back to life by Fishbach, Dua Lipa, and The Weeknd, this era is at the core of Christine and the Queens’ effective yet poetic new single Je te vois enfin [I Finally See You]. This synthetic melody, carried by mysterious lyrics – “She was waiting for me by the stream to talk / Something else dies in their souls at once / They have tears and rose petals” – is reminiscent of the productions made by the German synth-punk band D.A.F., by Depeche Mode, and by the new wave duo Soft Cell. As for the oddness of the lyrics… think of Mylène Farmer.
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