Introducing: KRASS Journal
Posted on 12 janvier 2017
KRASS is an intellectually engaged publication; bold in content, targeted in scope and elegant in design. Artists, academics and activists come together in our pages. We converse with photographers, politicians and provocateurs – in the past, this has included the likes of Hans Ulrich Obrist, Etel Adnan and Audrey Wollen. We exhibit the strange, the subversive and the avant-garde, for those with a taste for these things. KRASS is for the defiant and the curious.
This is a period of great growth for KRASS. With premium international stockists (by way of example, the Museum of Contemporary Art LA, Family Books LA, McNally Jackson NY and Mag Nation Australia-wide) KRASS’ international presence is growing.
KRASS was nominated for a Stack Magazine award last month – in the company of such magazines as Gentlewoman (London), The Gourmand (London), Printed Pages (London) Parterre De Rois (Milan); the only Australian magazine in Cover of the Year selection. We expect that this issue will surpass our past projections. With a custom font by Frame Creative, and a striking new design, we believe that this is our strongest release yet.
KRASS Journal 03 “Miss God Forgives You”
142 pages / printed in Australia on recycled and biodegradable stock.
Featuring Abdul Abdullah, Ben McGee, Helen Razer, Ishmael Butler, James Hartley, Julian Klincewicz, Maryam Namazie, Moonasi, Phoebe Collings-James, Raquel Nave, Sanam Sindhi, Saul Williams, Senator Scott Ludlam, Siri Hustvedt, Stanislava Pinchuk (Miso).
Our latest release is divided into two parts; on hunger, and love - the two driving forces of our lives. We ask our participants what compels them and what nourishes them.
As always, the long-form interview critical to our practice; Journal 03 features leading interviews with Siri Hustevdt, Saul Williams, Senator Scott Ludlam, Stanislava Pinchuk (Miso) and Maryam Namazie.
Words via KRASS Journal
KRASS Journal 03 is available to purchase at distal phalanx now ----- $25 AUD ----- HERE
Jungles Jungles x KRASS Journal Merch
A PROTEST AGAINST HUMAN STUPIDITY
Jungles Jungles meets KRASS Journal to create youth-driven apparel. Shared values of independence and freedom are explored in a gender neutral capsule collection.
We have their Gracefully Impolite t-shirt ($60 AUD) and longsleeve ($70 AUD) available to purchase here ----- HERE
Adut Akech-Bior shot by Eric Brumfield.
