Passstuecke by Franz West

Passstuecke by Franz WestPassstuecke: a term used by Franz West since the late 1970s to describe an artwork that needs to be held, adapted and moved against the human body. This is often translated as "adaptive". This book shows various photographs of people and passtuecke, plus some collages.

Colour: Boucle Wool Walnut

and their opposites

The featured recipes are influenced by taste

a lightweight washed wool with a subtle boiled texture

Throughout the zine

A reminiscent of Matisse’s collage

the farmer

These panoramas reference both historical and contemporary meanings

Anna (by Tyrone Lebon)

The outcome of a close partnership between Tokyo’s Restaurant Eatrip and The Little Shop of Flowers is a book that can be used as a recipe for preparing a space with dishes and flower arrangements that are experienced in various regions of Japan

is a narrated tale about a fast track feudal system in a future Britain where planning officers are forced to choreograph awful dance routines alluding to their own demise and shoe laces are tied into colossal knots on the soles of shoes to signify status

His clever designs are characterised by their clean