Marfa #21 public spaceFor MARFAMILY, driving has always been a critical game of risk. You travel from destination to destination, all the while aware that any unknown could knock you off course. These are just the kind of things on our minds at the moment. Let MARFA #21 be the answer to all lifes pitfalls though, a blanket of respite via the pages of an audaciously chic magazine. Shrug your crises away and indulge in the conversational and visual treats. Filled with
Wie entwickeln sich unsere Städte
fence or floor
and lectures by artists
highlights the book’s obliquities
leafed through and observed for the power it manages to convey in its small and solid format given the over 200 pages in a deliberately reduced space
endeavour from Antwerp and Denkstatt from Basel
Swiss visual artist Beat Streuli
and has also worked closely with the writer Paul Auster
it explores how the act of photography can contribute to such corners
Klima bauen ist kein Theoriewälzer more und kein Manifest
sondern immer auch von der Tatsache
To be a magazine that simply held a mirror up to the many facets of fashion: the inspired