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Kaugummi zine n°5

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6 euros - very few copies available : write to office@kaugummi.fr to buy a copy.

Family Zine Estelle Hanania printed in july 2010 first edition : 50 copies handnumbered edition 12 pages, black and white printed - 13 x 18 cm printed on beige paper about the artist : Estelle Hanania lives and works in Paris, France. about the book : One of the five zine published at the occasion of Kaugummi Books at Family Bookstore, los angeles, july 21st 2010.

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Kaugummi books @ Family bookstore

If you're around LA then go to the Special Kaugummi night at Family

Five exclusive zines will be released at the occasion (goeff mcfetridge, estelle hanania, sumi ink club, e*rock, david horvitz). Each zine released in an edition of 50 handnumbered copies and only available at the show. Each one will be print on a different color paper : five artists / five colors / five zines : one night at family bookstore
Two music shows are schedule for the event : los angeles based musician randy randall (from no age) will perform solo, and our kaugummi fav félicia atkinson will play her fer show in los angeles.

The Gopher Illustrated

"Paris-born photographer Estelle Hanania could easily be a product of Diane Arbus' dreams. Unmoved by the everyday objects that seems to have a place in our collective sensitivities, Estelle creates narrative series focused on subjects that seems to come from another dimension, things which are challenging to categorize. that said, she is wary of self-portraiture, even choosing to forgo a mirror image, which is all too available - Estelle has a twin sister named Marion. She prefers to find herself in the images she shoots, and to leave a trace on her collaborators, herself a living example of the work she produces."

Hear The Bells Angels #2

The Bells Angels n°2 est une édition limitée à 50 exemplaires, réalisé en

sérigraphie, photocopies, et accompagné d’un CD audio pour lequel tous les contributeurs font une proposition sonore.

Une quinzaine d’artistes participent au projet, ce numéro qui porte sur la musique, le son présente une sélection d’artistes très hétéroclite, autant plasticiens que musiciens, assumant une volonté délibérée de confronter plusieurs univers, de créer des collisions, des ponts entre différents genres musicaux ainsi que de pratiques plastiques.

Contributeurs:

Luc et Brunhild FERRARI

Simon BERNHEIM

Jason GLASSER

Ewen CHARDRONNET

THAT SUMMER

Julien SIRJACQ

Etienne BONHOMME

Attila CSIHAR

Estelle HANANIA

Sebastien GINDRE

Thomas BIG PANTS

Jérome PORET

Quentin SIRJACQ

Gaël ANGELIS

La CHATTE

Magali SANHEIRA

Les Consuls d’ELGALAND-VARGALAND

Olivier MILLAGOU

Théodore FIVEL

Félicia ATKINSON

Jean-Sebastien BERNARD

Jacqueline CAUX

Pascal BROCCOLICHI

Noé NADAUD

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"Stock Folk" black and white portfolio in Dorade The villa Issue

jesse sykes +vice

"La première fois que j’ai entendu la voix de Jesse Sykes, j’ai cru que c’était celle d’un vieil homme, et j’ai adoré ça. Jesse est une chanteuse country qui habite Seattle, elle est en train d’enregistrer son cinquième album. Un jour, alors que je me promenais sur son Myspace, je suis tombée sur un dossier un peu étrange intitulé « Vieux documents »....."

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Lapsus #4 vs Demoniac Babble

Lapsus Magazine is a four-monthly publication of contemporary photography. Each issue has an inherent but not explicit thematic unit. In Lapsus Magazine, the participant photographers, with different experiences and art views, provide their individual interpretation of this artistic discipline.

Everyone loves Hair

From Juxtapoz website:

"Estelle Hanania has always taken crazy photos and her newer works explore hair, even bringing back into fashion the ancient rituals combined with a touch of science fiction eighties styles.

Her work is bizarre at times, but endlessly fun, unique, and diverse. Her foreign portraits of Yeti-like creatures and Japanese masks inform her latest series, Myriorama. Her images are emotional but also open to viewer interpretation. Is Estelle directing viewers to ponder specific traditions and cultural phenomena, or is she simply staging bizarre photoshoots? Perhaps a bit of both."