LODOWN recently launched its 2nd edition for the iPad – a 72 pages collection of photo-galleries, video- and music files and text-heavy features with Will Sweeney, Lars von Trier, Nirvana In Dub, Locussolus, an excerpt of Tabor Robak’s 90 min. ‘Explosions’ movie, Koen Mortier’s ’22nd of May’, Jon Rafman’s highlights of his pioneering ‘Google Street Project’, Craig Ward, Arcangelo Sassolino, Peter Beste, Keiichi Nitta and Siro Micheroli.

As a bonus you’ll find the highly sought-after SuperLo8 film which is part two of the infamous Lodown Super8 video files.

Issue 78 featuring Chris Taylor, Shin Joong-Hyun, Guy Mariano, Robert Montgomery, The Field, Ryan Gosling, Gas Lamp Killer, RZA, Richie Culver, The Woman, Mark Leidner, London Robbed, Jay Howell, Slam City Skates, The Amazing, Matt Kish, Boom Bip, Michael Wolf, Ross Harris, Rob McNally, The Stepkid.

Berlin’s interview magazine mono.kultur has recently launched its online store where you can get hands on back issues, artist collaborations and some nice clothing. If you haven’t heard from them so far, the boxed set is the way to go.

The seemingly innocent copse of Robinia, a patch of waste landscape colonised by nature right in the heart of Berlin, has born the brunt of history and been neglected by it in turn. Between 1933 and 1945, it was the heart of the Third Reich and home to the headquarters of the Gestapo and SS. After the war, the area was erradicated and gradually turned into a piece of abandoned wasteland, and from 1961 the Berlin Wall ran along the northern edge of the then levelled terrain. In 1987, the site was landscaped and opened to the public.

With his book Topographie, Berlin based photographer Andreas Gehrke signifies the atrocities that were directed from this very place nearly eighty years ago.

Issue 76 featuring Zeger Reyers, Tom Hardy, Neil Krug, Battles, Max Frisinger, Gatto Fritto, Magda Biernat, Koen Mortier, Skating India, Andrew Pommier, Gang Gang Dance, DyE, Neil Krug, Rachel de Joode.

Scotty Cranmer is not from this planet!

Out now. Here.

All together: mono.gramm, mono.kultur, Motto. Saturday, December 12, 12h–20h at systM Berlin, Torstrasse 68.

Over the 26 years that it was published since 1974, U&lc Magazine gathered a following of thousands of avid readers that eagerly anticipated each issue. It became the most important typographic publication of its time. Fonts.com will now release every month one volume (a year’s worth of publications) available for download. For free.

LODOWN‘s annual ‘arts only’ publication drops issue #2. Launch event at Civilist, October 5, 19-22 h.

The lineup for It’s Nice That Issue #4 includes interviews with Nick Knight, Neville Brody, Miranda July, Trokia, RBG6, Noma Bar and Bompas & Parr, features by Sara De Bondt, Adam Buxton, Adrian Shaughnessy, Jez Burrows, Mike Lemanski, Peter Nencini and Micah Lidberg as well as work from the likes of Michael Landy, Rui Teneiro, Peter Grundy and more.

Every order placed before September 30th will receive a free screenprint by James Jarvis, commissioned especially for the issue.

Nude Paper No. 2 release party in Berlin.

Von Chris Dercon.

Them Thangs Magazine – The New Dark Age is a zine showcasing work from 13 artists and photographers including Erik Brunetti, William Eadon, Corey Smith, Mark Maggiori and Todd Tourso. Disguised as a tiny zine, the mag folds out into a massive 24″ x 33″ double sided poster filled with imagery that your mother surely would not approve of. 1000 copies.

Nerdcore deluxe: Jason McDonald, a fan of Robert Kirkman’s Walking Dead comic books has mapped out major events from the series. Markers illustrate exactly where all the action goes down.