Lampoon 28
The Working Issue

Lampoon 28, The Working Issue, out worldwide – we are not looking for shortcuts

Product details
Pages: 432
Type: Softcover
Weight: 2,2 kg

Measures:24×32 cm

Lampoon 28, The Working Issue: the meaning of work, people and habits

The Working Issue – featured talents

Among Lampoon Magazine 28 main outlines: a conversation between Lampoon Editor-in-Chief and British actor James Norton in an exchange between individuals with diabetes; New Zealand dancer and choreographer Parris Goebel enters Sean Knight’s lens with her sassy spirit; a narrative of Tosh Basco’s artistic odyssey and the concept of metamorphosis; the fears of a surfer like Mason Hyce Barnes on the crest of the oceans’ highest waves.

Courrèges creative director Nicolas Di Felice: from stand by to avant-garde; Sir Paul Smith in a dialogue with the owners of Milan’s Altai carpet gallery; Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec talk about technological advances, hybridization, while Humberto Campana recounts his botanic garden project as a sanctuary for preserving biodiversity; violinist Charlie Siem and architect Anne Holtrop confront each other about the sense of duty; Damien Chazelle and Justin Hurwitz chronicle their personal and professional collaboration;, as the Fendi ladies – Silvia Venturini Fendi, Delfina Delettrez Fendi, and Leonetta Luciano Fendi – gathers to speak about simplicity and legacy.

Visual rollercoaster Maxime Ballesteros stages Vimala Pons in a chronicle that subverts the constraints of working; Winter Vandenbrink’s algid gaze lands on the architecture of Paris; a section on music workers in three chapters with respective interviews with Kim Ann Foxman photographed by Spyros Rennt, Michel Gaubert, and Pandora’s Jukebox; and yet more through the many pages – to be discovered.

Lampoon 28, we are a community: the sharing of a path, not the collective achievement of a goal

Lampoon Magazine:Sustainable Matters in the Anthropocene, Circular Economies, Traceability, Creative Crafting.

Human dignity and diversity; positive vibes and innovation – these are the cornerstone where Lampoon Magazine’s research stems from, Journalism, Chronicles and Reports, revealing the pragmatic side of many theories.