Slash Magazine

Photograper Redrick deLeon
Fashion Editor Masayo Kishi

“We do not grow absolutely, chronologically. We grow sometimes in one dimension, and not in another; unevenly. We grow partially. We are relative. We are mature in one realm, childish in another. The past, present, and future mingle and pull us backward, forward, or fix us in the present. We are made up of layers, cells, constellations.” - Anaïs Nin

Mireille wears camisole and patent leather heels by Paul Smith,
vinyl record circle skirt by Jeremy Scott, glasses by Theo

Content: Print, Fashion, Autumn 07

Pages: 1 2

Would You Colon Dot Dot Dot by Nicholas Matus - The Things People will Steal by Lindsay Adele Buffington

Nature Conspires to Help You, December 2007. Christie's, New York - Surrounding Thoughts, June 2007. London, England

On Newsstands Mar.28 - Jun.06

A Collector's Dwelling

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- Tom Sachs by Amy Cappellazzo -
T-10 MINUTES TO LIFTOFF AND COUNTING - TOM SACHS

Interviewed by Christie’s Amy Cappellazzo with photography by Zen Sekizawa
- Would You Colon Dot Dot Dot -
CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE:
FIRST PICK A BEGINNING BELOW

Would You Colon Dot Dot Dot
By Nicholas Matus
“Really, how you can have the gall to say that the opening night wasn’t a smashing success,” Benigna exclaims. “Can you blame him? Seriously, meta-genitalia?” Miles butts in. “You, my friend,” Benigna hisses in Miles’s direction, “stay out of it. You […]
- Dwellings from Around the World -
Dwellings from Around the World
The space that you spend most of your time in can be a powerful influence on your everyday life. Is your space neat, messy, empty or full? What sorts of things do you collect and what makes your space your own?
- When Nature Conspires to Help You -

In a dusty, powdery world of openness and light, photographer Dean Kaufman & stylist Masayo Kishi highlight the season’s decidedly bizarre approach to style. Shot in an empty Christie’s exhibition space.
- Zenita Komad -
Zenita Komad’s work is mysterious and impolite, with something that prickles. When we first met, she said she subsisted only on rice, white pellets not unlike the beads she uses to fill the tentacled roots breaching her canvases. Given her slight frame and skin as pale as a Victorian consumptive’s, it wasn’t hard to believe.