EPOCH Issue 02
£30.00
The issue 2 of EPOCH is loosely themed around METAMORPHOSIS, providing an opportunity to highlight the possibilities opened up by transformation.
The issue features interviews and exclusive projects from ARTHUR JAFA, SAMPHA, HARLEY WEIR, ELAINE CONSTANTINE, LIZ JOHNSON ARTUR, ADAM CURTIS AND HANS ULRICH OBRIST, ALESSIO BOLZONI, DAVID ZILBER, TYLER MITCHELL, CALI THONHILL DEWITT, and many more.
EPOCH is a new publication placing the now in dialogue with history. The independent publication presents a fresh take on human rituals, aesthetics, objects and ideas. It aims to develop new narratives for the present by looking at links and connections with the past.
The densely illustrated publication brings together features and visual projects, history, archaeology, visual arts, science, anthropology, fashion, technology, cultural studies, music, architecture, psychology and language. Along with historians, anthropologists, archaeologists, scientists, sociologists and curators, EPOCH profiles a wide range of artists, writers, photographers and musicians across contemporary culture.
2023
Softcover, 400pp
300 x 230mm
The issue features interviews and exclusive projects from ARTHUR JAFA, SAMPHA, HARLEY WEIR, ELAINE CONSTANTINE, LIZ JOHNSON ARTUR, ADAM CURTIS AND HANS ULRICH OBRIST, ALESSIO BOLZONI, DAVID ZILBER, TYLER MITCHELL, CALI THONHILL DEWITT, and many more.
EPOCH is a new publication placing the now in dialogue with history. The independent publication presents a fresh take on human rituals, aesthetics, objects and ideas. It aims to develop new narratives for the present by looking at links and connections with the past.
The densely illustrated publication brings together features and visual projects, history, archaeology, visual arts, science, anthropology, fashion, technology, cultural studies, music, architecture, psychology and language. Along with historians, anthropologists, archaeologists, scientists, sociologists and curators, EPOCH profiles a wide range of artists, writers, photographers and musicians across contemporary culture.
2023
Softcover, 400pp
300 x 230mm
