★ project x magazine ★
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Ad EMU I var: A, B self-shot and collage
Seeing a scan of the interview Project X magazine conducted with William Gibson, Dennis Ashbaugh, and Kevin Begos on their 'book' Agrippa pushed me into taking another stab at emulating an old magazine ad (utilizing the blank space of one of its pages with my own photo). Going through papers almost always offers unique artifacts of necessity but it takes no mark of brilliance to observe that such a necessity is rising again on the tides of censorship both commercial and privatized. I've included the cellular device intentionally to contrast with print media in a scenario where both seemingly anachronistic methods of communication become tools of equal value working in tandem.
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"Electronic Broadcast Publishing poses the question: Instead of buying a paper back book, or a magazine, or a newspaper, why not just load it into your hard drive? Of course the literatti won't give up the nostalgia of paper, but, the new generation may see its advantage and put it to use, to enhance their learning process. Why should energetic school kids sit behind a desk all day listening to a teacher who attempts to educate them by using an obsolete curriculum. The children of the MTV generation are going to need a visual educational stimulation or else, they will ditch boring Mrs. Peterson's arithmetic class. And even if they don't, their mental capacity for processing information at a hyper rate will far exceed the slower output of a traditional style chalk board lecture study."
Project X (1992) on Agrippa (A Book of the Dead) by William Gibson.
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Possibly my favourite photograph of Oppie that I have found to date, at home with his son and taken for an edition of Life Magazine in 1949 by Alfred Eisenstaedt, of which he was on the front cover. He just seems so normal here, interacting with his son like any father would, it’s very humanising. Pictures like this are what remind us that historical figures were real people, not just mystical figures of the past that we find in textbooks.
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Milla Jovovich, Project X Magazine, 1995
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Lady Kier of Deee-Lite on the cover of Project X (Issue 29, Summer 1994)
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Project X, Issue 10
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