Time Shares: 032c Debuts Cottweiler’s Bronzed Up S/S 15 Campaign
Following last week’s A/W 2015 presentation at London Fashion Week, British design team COTTWEILER have released their campaign for the upcoming S/S 15 collection. Entitled Time Shares, the collection consists of 21 looks with a range of materials including tailored rubber, moquito net, and lightweight microfiber. The campaign makes its debut here with a poolside view, and is an extenuation of the Floridian tones evoked by the duo’s presentation last June.
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NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY: On his last day in the 032c WORKSHOP, our high school intern Lenn got dripped in 032c apparel and skated off into the sunset 🌅 💰 You’re welcome for the best two weeks of your life Lenn. 😭
✊✊ “The Necessity of Being Judgmental”: Roger Luckhurst on k-punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher ✊✊
“Against the soporific blandness of capitalist realism, which aimed to capture cultural criticism too, k-punk was a blog fizzing with savage critique and revolutionary energies” 💣💣
Read the full review in the Los Angeles Review of Books
⛓⛓ RE-ENTER THE CAGE ⛓⛓
The store at our Kreuzberg workshop re-opens this week after a winter hiatus. Drop by to shop the new 032c COSMIC WORKSHOP collection.
12:00-18:00 Monday to Friday
118-121 Alexandrinenstrasse, 10969 Berlin-Kreuzberg
RAF SIMONS RETROSPECTIVE: 1995-2015
We Salute OKWUI ENWEZOR (1963-2019): The Only Thing Modernity Teaches Us, There Are No Innocents
FROM GRUNT STYLE TO “WARCORE,”
CIVILIANS ARE EMBRACING MILITARY FASHION 🛡🛡
“Your trench coat, your chinos, your Father’s Day necktie—your closet overflows with gear that was originally worn by stout patriots, fearful conscripts, and paid killers. But this warcore thing is new. We are a long way from 1996, when the critic Suzy Menkes, writing in the Times about couture camouflage, deconstructed khaki, and crypto-fascist tailoring, could correctly say that ‘the linkage of fashion with war is problematical’ and reason that fashion’s ‘raiding of blood-soaked references’ might ‘seem crassly exploitative.’”
Read more at The New Yorker 🔥
And discover German Airsoft Teens at 032c 🏹
💘 MEISSEN x SUPREME PORCELAIN CUPID FIGURINE DROPS TODAY 💘
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032c COSMIC WORKSHOP "Atomic" Longsleeve Pink
LARPing with a Haribo Grenade: ANTON GOTTLOB’s Friendly Fire
DADAIST DESIGN FOR “THE TOURIST AND THE PURIST”:
VIRGIL ABLOH PROFILED IN THE NEW YORKER 🚧 🚧
“Studying architecture, to some people, is, like, ‘Oh, you build buildings.’ But to me it’s a way of thinking. It’s a way of problem-solving with a rationale. And you can apply that rationale to building a building but also to scrambling eggs.” 🍳🍳
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032c COSMIC WORKSHOP "Omen" Hoodie
Why Are We Seeing Tiny Little Handbags Everywhere? 👜👜
From the Guardian: “When it comes to bags, petite purses rule this season. Forget micro – it’s all about the nano. The Mini Le Chiquito [by Jacquemus], with room to hold little more than a couple of mints or a single AirPod earphone, looked like a joke – but then French fashion house Louis Vuitton launched its own nano bag . . . The proliferation of micro bags has been interpreted as a signifier of status: there is nothing glamorous about lugging your worldly possessions round in an oversized sack. Carrying next to nothing implies that someone else is doing your heavy lifting.” READ MORE
WALLET MAG’S SHAMANS of SPACE: Curator MATTHEW LINDE Combines the Boutique and the Club
We salute Carolee Schneemann (1939-2019) – painter, pioneer performance artist, and self-described “cunt mascot on the men’s art team.” ✊✊
“I want to take the stigma and the sting and the stink out of the taboo,” Schneemann said in 2011, “and where these taboos exist to put them in a larger context of history and lived experience.”
Read the interview at Art Practical 💥💥
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032c COSMIC WORKSHOP "Revolt" T-Shirt Powder Blue
From SSENSE.com’s interview series on creative directors 🦉🦉
Mike Meiré, 54, is a creative director, artist, and designer whose work for cutting edge magazines like 032c and Garage, as well as for major clients like BMW and Telekom, is constantly blurring the lines between customer service and concept art.
ADRIANO SACK: The portfolio of your agency Meiré und Meiré is vast. You might be best known though for your editorial work for 032c and Garage. What was the kick?
Mike Meiré: When Joerg Koch, founder, and publisher of 032c, came to Cologne, the agency was full of stuffed animals in cages that I needed for an art installation. “Mike, you are even crazier than me. Would you do 032c? The next issue is about energy experimentation,” Joerg asked rather bluntly. I started out making the font/the text less readable. One of my initial considerations was: What does a dangerous magazine look like? I turned the logo from white to black. That’s meaner. And I stretched the font. That lead to my first shit storm. For any typographer that was an absolute no-go. I was considered one of the pioneers of the “new ugly”. The interview continues at SSENSE.com 📲📲
Where Walls Float and Hearts Are Garbage: Felix Burrichter’s BLOW UP
