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Entitled the "the beer o'clock" issue, the latest issue of the SNEEZE Mag features captivating pics of T-Funk, photographed by Stephen McClintock and Edwin De La Rosa. There's also artworks and contributions by Keith Mayerson, Robert Bordo, Aneko, Leona Naomi Wong, Colleen Cole, Alina Lin, Beanie Boylston, Ava Brooke among others. Size: approx. 28 x 40.5 cm (folded) / 56 x 81 cm (unfolded); printed in Canada.

The Tower: Mountain of Legends, Spire of Storms - Cerro Torre by Kelly Cordes: Cerro Torre in Patagonia, considered by many to be the most beautiful mountain in the world, has been a controversial peak since its alleged first ascent in 1959. Cordes digs through the mysteries in search of the truth, which is as shrouded as the legendary peak itself.

Patagonia The Tower - details:

• hardcover with dust jacket
• 16 color pages
• published by Patagonia
• 400 pages, format 15.2 cm x 23.5 cm
• printed in the USA on FSC certified 100% recycled paper
• weight: 539 g

Rick Ridgeway calculates that he’s spent over five years of his life sleeping in tents: “Small tents pitched in the world’s most remote regions.” Whether at elevation or raising a family at sea level, those years taught him, he writes, “to distinguish matters of consequence from matters of inconsequence.” Some of his adventures made news: the first American ascent of K2; the first traverse of Borneo; the first crossing on foot of a corner of Tibet so remote no outsider had ever seen it. Big as these trips were, Rick kept an eye out for the quiet surprises, like the butterflies he encounters at 23,000 feet on K2 or the furtive silhouettes of eared pheasants running wild in Tibet. What really comes alive in Life Lived Wild are his relationships with his fellow travelers, such as Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, The North Face founder Doug Tompkins, and filmmaker Jimmy Chin. Some companions don’t make the return journey. Rick treats them all with candor and straightforward tenderness. And through their commitments to protecting the wild places they shared, he discovers his own.

Patagonia Life Lived Wild - Details:

• hardcover
• 424 pages in color throughout with over 150 photos and maps
• published by Patagonia
• format: 15 x 23 cm
• printed in Canada on 100% recycled paper

Even writers of past times observed that forests always decline when civilizations develop and grow. The great Roman poet Ovid wrote that before civilization began, even the pine tree stood on its own hills, but when civilization took over, the mountain oak and the pine were cut down.
This was for a simple reason: trees have been the primary fuel and building material of every society over the millennia, from the settlement of urban areas to the mid-nineteenth century. Today, trees continue to fulfill these roles for much of the world's population.

Published by Patagonia, The Forest Journey was originally published in 1989 and updated in 2005. Its comprehensive account of the significant role forests have played in human life-told with grace, fluency, imagination, and humor-earned the book recognition as a Harvard Classic in Science and World History and one of Harvard's "Hundred Great Books." This is a fundamental history of conservation that should not be lost in the archives. This new, updated, and revised edition underscores the importance of forests in the fight against global warming and the urgency of protecting what is left of the world's great trees and forests.

Patagonia A Forest Journey - details:

• hardcover edition
• 520 pages, English
• published by Patagonia
• dimensions: 18.4 x 3.8 x 22.2 cm
• printed on 100% recycled paper

Discover what's new with the latest "the sight unseen issue" of the SNEEZE mag. The cover artwork by Tomoo Gokita, courteously presented by Petzel, New York, adds a stylish and captivating touch to this edition. Enjoy extended artwork posters by Tomoo Gokita and an exclusive interview curated by Koichi Sato, providing insights from artists like Corbin, Mason Coletti, Satva Leung, and many more. Size: approx. 28 x 40.5 cm (folded) / 56 x 81 cm (unfolded); printed in Canada.

The "Terrace Icons Re-Imagined Poster" is sized in A2.

Medicom Toy proudly presents the 100% + 400% Andy Warhol Mick Jagger Be@rbrick Toys, a highly collectible two piece toy set that's equipped with graphic references that pays homage to iconic pop art pioneer. A 500% Be@rbrick original, strictly limited edition! Heights: 28 cm (400%) resp. 7 cm (100%); box measures: 23 x 30,5 x 18 cm.

Suicidal Tendencies One Eyed Skull Sticker.

Approx 5.2 by 4 inches.

Sneeze Magazine N60, also known as "the human nature issue", features Kevin Bradley photographed by Jared Sherbert, and includes content by Charlotte Day Wilson, Mayuri, Billy Menezes, artworks by Ian de Beer, Jacob Lawrence etc. Measures: 28 x 40 cm (56 x 82 cm unfolded poster size). Printed in Canada.

The tenth and, at over 200 pages, largest issue of Carhartt WIP magazine to date is published with two different covers. While the first shows the New York musician CLIP, the second depicts an excerpt from the dossier 'Clockwatchers', which deals with the future of work in the context of the looming climate crisis. One of the two covers is selected at random when purchasing.

For Magazine Issue 10, Carhartt WIP spoke to Nourished By Time from Baltimore, Congolese sound and performance artist Cõvco, Brooklyn-based artist Diamond Stingily as well as skater Maria Navarro. In Cameroon, the Carhartt WIP editors observe how Jail Time Records is redefining how a label can function and in Taipei we meet Grillz artist Shiningmaker. Meanwhile, in Reading, Cieron Magat documents teenage boredom in England's inner cities. In addition, artist Anthony Coleman invited Carhartt WIP into his warped world populated by pop culture references, and with photographer Robert Leblanc, Carhartt WIP traveled to the most remote corners of the USA.

Meanwhile, the S/S24 collection is photographed by Catherine LoMedico, Den Niwa and Tolya Titaev. The Carhartt WIP Magazine Issue 10 ends with a conversation between author Geoffrey Mak and Hua Hsu, as well as an interview with Tokyo-based writer and theorist W. David Marx.

Sneeze Magazine AJ1, also known as "the jumpman issue", features Trash Talk photographed by Rob Coons & Atiba Jefferson, and includes articles about Karim Callender, Tristan Funkhouser, Ryuhei Kitazume, Ebony Haynes, IDK, Bryce Kanights as well as artworks by Dan Colen, Joe Roberts, Motoyuki Daifu, Ibuki Sakai etc. Measures: 28 x 40 cm (56 x 82 cm unfolded poster size). Printed in Canada.

Size: 60x60cm, double folded, on 135g/g/m²

"The Sacred Game" is the fifth issue of the Arcipelago magazine published by C.P. Company. It focuses on C.P. Company's relationship with football (aka soccer for y'all US guys). In this romantic and idyllic journey, a number of life stories are told that underline a shared social identity beyond sport. The C.P. Company Arcipelago Issue 05 includes a series of articles, photos and interviews that shed light on the various facets of the world of soccer. Everything revolves around three main themes: Goods, People and Crossroads. The cover story is dedicated to soccer legend Roberto Baggio. In an interview with his daughter Valentina, we learn more about his illustrious career and his life off the pitch. 152 pages; Dimensions: 240 x 300 mm; English. ISSN 2813-1223.

Just like he brought the Guardians of the Galaxy together, Pop! Dancing Groot will bring together your Marvel collection. Vinyl bobblehead is approximately 9.5 cm tall.

The "Godfather Don - Thesis Poster" is sized in A2, folded.

"Thesis" marks the all new solo album by Godfather Don, entirely written and produced by the man himself. 16 tracks in total with that special Dontown, NYC feel.

All scratches were provided by Debonair P, the mixing was done by Parental in Paris, the mastering was handled by Sven Friederichs and the full artwork was designed by Gordon Gieseking.

Available in limited quantities on 4LP (incl. all instrumentals), 2LP (vocal tracks only), 2Tape (incl. all instrumentals), 2CD (incl. all instrumentals) and digitally on all major platforms.

With a diameter of approx. 9 cm, the Suicidal Tendencies STFLSP Brick Logo Patch is the perfect edition for any denim west or motocycle jacket. It's made from rugged textile fabric and equipped with embroidered Suicidal Tendencies STFLSP Brick Logo artwork.

World Gone Mad Skeleton Hands Sticker. Approx 3.5".

Infectious Grooves Clown Sticker.

Approx. 2 1/2 by 4 inches.

Size: 60x60cm, double folded, on 135g/g/m²

The definitive overview of the artwork of seminal Manchester-based Factory label, covering its iconic record sleeves, posters, ephemera, venues and packaging.

Between 1978 and 1992, Factory was one of the most important record labels in Britain. It launched the careers of Joy Division, New Order and the Happy Mondays, to name but a few; it opened the legendary Haçienda club and Dry bar; and it introduced to music the concept of high-quality, cutting-edge design. The visual languages developed alongside the music, by designers such as Peter Saville, Central Station Design and 8vo, are still widely recognized and imitated today.

Factory Records documents the label’s entire visual legacy and its role in bringing design into the mainstream. Every item with a famous Factory inventory number is illustrated or listed, including album sleeves, singles, special editions, flyers, posters, stationery and architectural projects. With a foreword by Tony Wilson, Factory’s charismatic record label owner and nightclub manager, this book amply conveys the energy, creativity and enthusiasm of one of the most dynamic (and chaotic) record labels ever.

'Its depth, detail and sheer brilliance put other coffee-table music books to shame' NME

'A lovingly compiled collection' Independent (10 of the Best Rock Books)

'By the time you reach the Happy Mondays’ explosions of graffiti and goo you’re properly convinced of the genius of everyone involved' The Word

'A collectible item in its own right' iD Magazine

'As an indicator of time’s passing, a document of an important pop-culture moment and just as great a book of superb looks, serial number Fac 461 is the business' GQ

'Breathtaking … a must-have reference for music aficionados' Computer Arts Projects

About the Author: Matthew Robertson works as a designer in Bath, England. His personal collection of Factory items includes a number of rare pieces, and he works alongside several former Factory artists.

The now deceased Tony Wilson co-founded Factory Records in 1978.

Format:Paperback with flaps Size:29.0 x 25.0 cm Extent:224 pp Illustrations:400 Publication date:10 September 2007 ISBN:9780500286364