Middle Plane is quietly establishing itself as one of the most interesting art journals around.
Published biannually, each issue harnesses the input from different creatives to examine and explore the relationship between art and fashion by focusing on a single artist for each issue, most recently Maggie Hambling and Christo and Jeanne-Claude.
The results, the publishers hope, are 'unpredictable, critical and eerie'.
About Issue 10 from the publisher:
Middle Plane’s tenth issue is filled with stories from some of the world’s most thoughtful talent; Michael Stipe photographed by Duane Michals in existential conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist; Roni Hornand Simone Rocha chat about water and reading, while Lengua pays a visit to Roni’s home on the Maine coast; Grace Hartzel makes her return to fashion after a three year hiatus; and George Condo checks in ahead of a huge year of exhibitions. Two icons in the world of ballet, Karole Armitage and Michael Clark are reunited for an emotional meditation on their craft; Brian Eno and Jeremy Deller talk art school and synthesisers; and Juergen Teller takes us for a deep look into Rose Wylie’s cottage in Kent. Includes fashion stories by Alasdair McLellan and Max Pearmain; Mark Kean and Jane How with Angelina Kendall; Johnny Dufort, Alice Goddard and Thomas De Kluyver; and more.
Plus a 64pp insert by Urs Fischer dedicated to his beloved city, Los Angeles.
