Hube, a biannual independent print journal, was founded to create an interdisciplinary space for the evolution of progressive technological and artistic forms. It is focused on art, fashion, science, technology, aesthetics, society, and philosophy.
The latest issue features Marina Abramović and Michèle Lamy on the cover and an intimate conversation between the two that blurs the lines between art, performance, and life itself.
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| Material | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27 x 22.5cm |
| EAN/ISBN | 9781739438722 |
| SKU | 12094743 |
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Also in Issue 3:
A warm welcome from DANIEL ARSHAM in his house in the Hamptons, which naturally led us to a conversation about Japan. A walk with SARAH ANDELMAN around the streets of Paris; a metaphor of her personal journey through the world of fashion, art, and design. An intense but exceptionally fun day in London with ELLA RICHARDS and MIU MIU. An intriguing debate with STEVEN PINKER on the irreversibility of time, the future of humanism, and the ways that art and science are shaping our world. A look inside the surreal universe of KEI NINOMIYA, discovering the ways his practice draws together tradition and innovation, the past and the future. A thoughtful meeting with JAMES MERRY that revealed the meditative process of embroidery and its power to alter realities.A rare interview with CHIHARU SHIOTA providing a glimpse into her artistic philosophy and the enduring power of visual storytelling. A graffiti session with effortlessly creative and undeniably cool ANDRÉ SARAIVA. A fascinating journey through the imaginative realms of STERLING RUBY, OLUWOLE OMOFEMI, and RECYCLE GROUP.
In this issue we were lucky to see the fantasy worlds of our contributors through the lenses of AMÉLIE AMBROISE, DENIS KALYADINE, ARASH KHAKSARI, TAREK MAWAD, JAN PHILIPZEN, CHIESKA FORTUNE SMITH, BRUNO STAUB, BRENDAN WIXTED, and JOSHUA WOODS.