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Themes of this issue are broad and sprawling. We look at humour, collage, and honesty - finding what’s relatable in the literature we love, and uncovering what it tells us about the present moment. Sheena Patel, our cover star, delves into the internet in all its darkness and hilarity, Elvia Wilk discusses the climate crisis and finding truth in fi

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Magic Eye is a series of books that feature autostereograms.

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Since the patenting of the modern beehive in 1852, the alternative techniques prior to this homogenisation have been overlooked. Using an array of archival images, this book uncovers that forgotten history in hive innovation, offering a renewed perspective to challenge conventional narratives and encourage reader speculation.

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Since the patenting of the modern beehive in 1852, the alternative techniques prior to this homogenisation have been overlooked. Using an array of archival images, this book uncovers that forgotten history in hive innovation, offering a renewed perspective to challenge conventional narratives and encourage reader speculation.

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Releasing its first issue earlier this year, South London Review of Hand Dryers (known to its true fans, like us, as SLRoHD) is a newspaper collating together reviews, short stories and musings on the characteristics of publicly-used hand dyers. From a look inside the force of the wind in the BFI’s toilets, the Starbucks on Tottenham Court Road and

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Limited Edition Giclee Print Various sizes. 240gcm high-gloss poster paper. Shipped in a tube without frame. Francesco Cicolella was among 100 artists commissioned by the Tate Modern for a special exhibition on Human versus AI. Hand signed and numbered by the artist. Only 10 available per size.

The city planning commission of Niagara Falls, New York, allotted Matta-Clark ten days to carve up a condemned house at 349 Erie Avenue before it was demolished. He divided the facade into a grid and then removed each rectangle individually. Minor change

In 1978-79 Andy Warhol produced Shadows, a monumental, 102-part series of silkscreened canvases. The work's internal compositions are culled from photographs of shadows taken in The Factory, the artist's New York City studio.In 1978-79 Andy Warhol produced Shadows, a monumental, 102-part series of silkscreened canvases.