MEAT Magazine Issue Eight to launch at Salon London…
That’s right kiddees, Issue Eight of MEAT Magazine is on its way…Even more excitingly it’ll be unleashed onto the public at a special MEAT-curated night on Thursday 10 September at Salon London, a pop-up gallery extravanganza on London’s trendy Regent Street. Watch this space for details. And put it in your diaries.
NEW TALENT: Felicity Barsky
She likes collecting props and loves humour. She hates selfish people. Although was trained formation in Arts, design isn’t her kettle of fish. Lucky for us, when she was about 10, she got her hands on her first SLR camera.
‘I used to think that the best photographs were the ones that captured a moment in time, someone laughing, people talking but at uni, I decided that the best photographs are staged. Natural, unstaged shots make the best memories.’
MEAT short story Edward’s Turmoil made into a short film!
Dave Goo’s short story Edward’s Turmoil, as featured in Issue Seven of MEAT Magazine, has been made into a short film starring Christopher Fairbank, veteran of Auf Widersehen, Pet and the Fifth Element .
New MEAT Magazine shop
Get your hands on some hard-to-find back issues and a swanky limited run screen print at the MEAT Market…
Joerg Koch, editor/creative director 032c magazine interviewed at Colophon 2009
You’ve been going nine years now. Can you tell me a little about the early days of 032c?
My friend and I were interested in the excitement about Berlin outside Germany at that moment. We wanted to serve that blaze of enthusiasm whilst also deconstruct it and say ‘actually, it’s not that great.
MEAT Magazine talks to design critic Rick Poynor
Design writer and critic Rick Poynor is someone MEAT Magazine has been following for several years. His writing for EYE magazine and his collections of essays have provided a steely critical eye on the ethics and phenomena surrounding the development of our visual culture.
Interview by James Pallister
Moe:nipulation: masked dogs and publicans…
This cracking set of photos on the following pages were coordinated by Moe around the North-West of England as part of his ongoing I.D:EALISTIC project. Moe snaps people in everyday situations: at the pub, walking the dog, reading a paper on the train and playing on a gambler in a junkyard.
By Moe:nipulation
MEAT Magazine guide to arty manifestos
Artists, designers and writers have a bold tradition of political subversion, progressive (and just plain mental) thinking. In celebration MEAT magazine bring to you a quick romp through a selection of manifestos of the twentieth century. This is just a toe in the water to get you keen, then you can do your own learning… You have nothing to lose but your ignorance. Onwards!
by Masha Mileeva & Count GoGo
Martin Rowson on Voodoo Cartooning
I’ve been a professional cartoonist for almost 25 years now, but it was only about four years ago that I finally worked out precisely what I was up to. The circumstances of this revelation were these. Between 1999 and 2004 I had a very nice little gig running at The Gay Hussar Hungarian Restaurant in Soho.
By Martin Rowson
