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    • 032c is a magazine and apparel brand. Our workshop in Berlin is a production and research center, where we assess and contribute to contemporary culture. Our findings are published digitally and as a collectible manual for freedom, research, and creativity, printed twice annually.

    Founded in Berlin in 2000, 032c Magazine is edited by Joerg Koch and art directed by Mike Meiré. 032c Apparel is creative directed by Maria Koch. Read more at GQ Style: “Inside 032c, the German Magazine That’s Also a Cult Streetwear Brand.”

    The 032c.com platform is designed and engineered by International Magic in collaboration with Uli Schöberl & @032c.

    032c is headquartered in Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany.

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    • 032c
    • Editor-in-Chief / Creative Director
      Joerg Koch
    • Art Director
      Mike Meiré
    • Designer
      Tim Giesen
    • Executive Editor
      Victoria Camblin
    • Fashion Director
      Marc Goehring
    • Advertising / Studio Director
      Miriam-Leah Hess
    • Assistant Editor
      Daniel Beatty Garcia
    • Assistant Designer
      Svenja Wittmann
    • 032c Apparel
    • Creative Director 032c Apparel/RTW
      Maria Koch
    • Senior Womenswear Designer
      Felix Hupka
    • Product Manager
      Lisa Hauser
    • E-Commerce Manager
      Eleftheria Orfanidou
    • Sales Director
      Nunguja Kisalya
    • Assistant Womenswear Designer
      Birutė Mažeikaitė
    • Contributing Editors
      Suleman Anaya, Thom Bettridge, Carson Chan, Jina Khayyer, Hans Ulrich Obrist
    • Director Digital Services
      Uli Schöberl
    • Design and Engineering, 032c.com
      International Magic
    • Sales Interns
      Joonwoo Park, Isaiah Kremer, Arnaud Buisson
    • Accountant
      Mecnun Yildirim

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  • BE WATER – What to bring to the Hong Kong protests:

    ⛱ Umbrella ✅

    🏂Surf board ✅

    🔦Lazer pointer ✅

    👚Spare T shirt ✅

    See more in the SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST.

  • “Violent games don’t appear to predict anything useful about violent thoughts or acts—not physical aggression, social aggression, or even cyberbullying.” So why are games still blamed for massacres like El Paso? Game designer and theorist IAN BOGOST in The Atlantic:

    “Video-Game Violence Is Now a Partisan Issue.”

  • ADIDAS CLIMBING WALLS x NIKE ACTIVISM x KFC POTHOLES x PEPSI ASTEROIDS 👟☄️

     

    BAD FOR THE BRAND? 20 YEARS AFTER THE PROPHETIC NO LOGO, NAOMI KLEIN ON THE TOTAL BRANDING OF OUR LIVES IN THE GUARDIAN.

  • Gaby Sahhar’s SECOND HOME at Sweetwater Berlin

    "Physical changes to the architecture of a gentrifying urban space can often feel surreal and unnerving. They create a fake form of universal happiness associated with that deadly marketing phrase quality of life. Each incremental shift pushes the self, especially the queer self, to homogenize – something you want to reject, but in time is unavoidable."More

  • We’re dog people at 032c, but in honor of something called International Cat Day, we remember a cat person like no other: STANLEY KUBRICK. Here, 032c contributor Suleman Anaya explores the director’s obsessions and penchants – and not just of the feline variety – through the lens of his 28-year relationship with his loyal driver, Emilio D’Alessandro. 

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    “And so, when Victoria, one of the director’s favorite cats, fell ill in 1996, Kubrick had Emilio drive her to Cambridge. (The feline specialists at the renowned university handled all Kubrick cats, as the director would not entrust his animals’ care to any ordinary local veterinarian.) With instructions to photograph the cat every few minutes in order to monitor her recovery, Kubrick also gave Emilio a camera to take with him, and the result is a series of slightly blurry, barely distinguishable cat shots worthy of Gerhard Richter.”

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