• A print publication featuring a heavily bullet-riddled folding chair in a desert landscape, displayed flat on a light wood grain surface.
  • A magazine or book cover titled 'MATERIALITY 42.1' with 'ARCADE' in red block letters, photographed flat on a light wood surface.
  • An open magazine or book spread laid flat on a light wood surface, featuring a page with the headline 'Speak, Ink,' a large pink calligraphy practice sheet, a gray vertical brush-stroke panel with Chinese characters, and several ink-related objects including a black ink bottle, a red ink pot, a round pink ink well, and a black ink stick.
  • An open art book or magazine lying on a light wood surface, showing a printed landscape artwork with a gray sky, orange and yellow fire-like glow, bare tree silhouettes, and a dark green forested hillside. The title 'SOULS OF BLACK' is visible along the right edge.
  • An open book or magazine spread laid flat on a light wood surface, showing a black-and-white architectural photograph on the left page and a two-column text layout with large white numbers 2, 3, and 4 on the right page.
  • An open magazine or book spread on a light wood surface, featuring the title 'PIXEL & STONE' in black and red text on the left page and a grayscale architectural photograph with a large red sun graphic on the right page.

Arcade NW

Arcade Journal Issue 42.1 | Materiality

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Arcade NW is a Seattle based non-profit and publication, established in 1981, specializing in art and architecture, thinking about the intentionality and influence of the designed environment.

Issue 42.1: Materiality explores how design and architecture have the ability to constrain, suppress, embrace, limit, or uplift. From anti-homeless benches to wildlife bridges to ICE Detention Facilities, design represents a spectrum of the best and worst intentions of culture, community, and our integration with the natural world. 

Edited by Camilla Szabo & John J. Parman. Design by Finnegan Schneider.
Authors include Saul Becker, Kim Clements, Madeline Cotton, Imogen Cunningham, Lisa Di Donato, Marjorie Dial, Lydia Felty, Rocky Hanish, Nooria Hiyeri, Jessie Homer French, Peiting C. Li, Claire Needs, Garrett Nelli, John J. Parman, Andrew Rabeneck, Anne-Catrin Schultz, Madeleine Stearns, Loren Supp, Camilla Szabo, and Nina Wigfall.

Booklet measures 15"L x 10.5"Wl

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