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GERHARD STEIDL

The beauty of the book is that it has not changed its form. It remains as Gutenberg designed it, leaves bound between covers, handy enough to be held in our arms. A book comes alive when it is opened, and it is here that the magic and mystery begin, as we turn the page and discover a new world held together by concept, content, and the quality of production itself. We are fortunate to have this opportunity to speak with Gerhard Steidl about his life’s work, as a single force who continues to honor the art of book making through his exquisite publishing programme.

STEPHEN JONES

Fashion by its very nature is exclusive, but I try to make my collections as inclusive as possible. Nevertheless, my hat's ultimate and simple purpose is to make people look and feel good and enable them to be the person they want to be.

PAUL PRUDHOMME

Chef PAUL PRUDHOMME may have brought the flavors of the New Orleans Vieux Carré to presidents and a king, but his deepest satisfaction comes from the food itself.

UTE LEMPER

Ute Lemper is a study in contrasts: her grace on stage commingles with an open and abraded rawness, whose heart seems both hardened and palpably forgiving. Beauty and Truth are flip sides of the invisible mask Ute Lemper wears. Redemption, regret, catharsis: Love, lust, longing: Eros, desire, retreat. Lemper’s voice expresses the full spectrum of human emotions, it is both instrument and weapon. Expressing manifold tones and shades all in the same breath - oscillating between bell-like clarity, hushed whispers, and a throaty haughtiness - her voice is unmistakable: pure Ute Lemper.

SUSAN VREELAND

Beauty lends itself to more beauty for award-winning novelist Susan Vreeland. Art opens doors to new artwork, and life is a constant canvas for new perspective. Vreeland’s passion for delving into the stories behind Old World art may have earned her a place in literary history, but she remains the starry-eyed high school English teacher standing on Pont Neuf 40 years ago.

GERHARD STEIDL

arbiters, architecture + design, art + kulture, books, showcase | May 19, 2013

MICHAEL SCALISI

art + kulture, books, photography | May 14, 2012

Photograph by MANDERSSON & MASSAUX the Interview: At what point did you recognize that you were a [...]

HELEN JENNINGS

books, fashion, showcase | March 1, 2012

Above, the author autographing a book during London Launch Party Helen Jennings is at the helm of fashion’s next [...]

VALERIE STEELE

fashion, showcase | January 4, 2012

Valerie Steele hardly needs introduction. The Director and Chief Curator of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of technology [...]

MUSIC n’ REVOLUTION

arbiters, music, showcase | December 10, 2011

Click to watch ‘Music & Revolution’ on YouTube Mahatma Gandhi‘s passive resistance was rooted in the idea that the greatest [...]

TINA CHOW

arbiters, architecture + design, showcase | November 7, 2011

Dappled by sunlight filtering through sycamores and cypress, a circuitous road in the hills of Los Feliz near Hollywood [...]

VANESSA BRANCH

art + kulture, cinema, showcase | November 2, 2011

the interview: In your own words, how would you describe yourself as an actress? I’m not sure how [...]

ANNETTE PEACOCK

music, showcase | October 1, 2011

It’s been an improvised life, my involvement with music was entirely the result of circumstantial coincidence.

MICKALENE THOMAS

painting, photography, showcase | September 13, 2011

I am so grateful that I get to spend my time pursuing a career that is thoroughly rewarding on so many levels that I really don’t know what else could offer this kind of satisfaction in my life.

TODD LYNN

fashion, showcase | June 27, 2011

[FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHIKO OHAYON] It’s only rock & roll, but Todd Lynn likes it. He grew up on [...]

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