Product Description: Elephant is a quarterly magazine about art and visual culture. Featuring up-to-the-minute visual material, fresh faces and original voices, the magazine covers and uncovers new trends and talent.The current art world is divided between the traditionally ‘proper’ realm and what is known as applied and commercial art...read more

Product Description: Lately, creative individuals have been protesting against the corporate nature of things, often taking the initiative and setting up new independent ventures.Elephant looks at how it’s done. Elephant visits art and design studios, peers over shoulders, steps on graffiti artists’ toes, disturbs rehearsals, interrupts takes, rides fixed-gear bikes, and plays the latest computer games...read more

Product Description: Elephant— a quarterly magazine from the makers of Frame—focuses its keen eye on art and visual culture.Lately, creative individuals have been protesting against the corporate nature of things, often taking the initiative and setting up new independent ventures...read more

Product Description: Seriously, what is Post-Internet Art?Elephant’s summer issue canvasses opinions from Cory Arcangel,Camille Henrot, Mishka Henner and, of course, Bruce Lee, to form 60 pages of glitches, pixels, memes, Google Maps and celebrities on screens...read more

Product Description: Elephant’s spring issue features a special-edition Elizabeth Peyton double-cover, featuring her works Kristian (2014) and Elias (2014), to celebrate the Paper Gallery of the artist’s new work, curated by Peyton herself.In a bumper destination feature, we delve into the bustling and diverse scene of arguably the world’s most thriving art capital in 20 Artists Who Make New York, where we find (among many others) Shirin Neshat balancing influences from Iran and the US; Hank Willis Thomas exploring the semiotics of slam-dunk; and David Salle expanding his practise to embrace the stage and screen...read more

Product Description: Elephant— a quarterly magazine from the makers of Frame—focuses its keen eye on art and visual culture.Lately, creative individuals have been protesting against the corporate nature of things, often taking the initiative and setting up new independent ventures...read more

Product Description: Elephant #16 features art ranging from artists Berlinde De Bruyckere, Adriana Varejao and Hans Hillmann, to L.A. Hide & Seek, Urban Interruptionism and Vdrome.Elephant— a quarterly magazine from the makers of Frame—focuses its keen eye on art and visual culture...read more

Product Description: If walls could speak, Sarah Morris, new horizons of tradition featuring Simeen Farhat, Mind Riots, destination Stockholm, and the books that shaped art history and Rembrandt.Elephant— a quarterly magazine from the makers of Frame—focuses its keen eye on art and visual culture...read more

Product Description: The unphotographable, post-photography, unknown image with Dafna Talmor, a little bit of soul, the shape of silence, exploring New York Primitivism with Katya Tylevich, a city guide to Munich, the Young British Artists at 50, and a treated Victorian novel...read more

Product Description: Holocaust toys by Shay Kun, mistrusting photography, villains and victims, Sean Vranizan's corkscrew, the discreet charm of video art, a tour through the art and artists of Barcelona, book and exhibition by Kenneth Patchen, and raw material by Tristan Manco...read more

Product Description: Jay Cover's manufacturing beautiful things, Stockholm to Tokyo, sunny spaces, cosmologies of the self, Hong Kong soap opera, meeting Ron Van Der Ende, a moment with Dan Holdsworth, travel highlight of New York, and rendezvous with the void...read more

Product Description: Colorful hedonism, Maya Gold's view from above, where here meets there, Guto Lacaz and the physics of juggling, the art of collage, interview with Lou Beach, Mike Meire's own provate Bauhaus, the limits of Tom Hingston's control, art chemistry, the infinite play, earthquakes in Berlin, and Raymond Pettibon...read more

Product Description: This issue of Elephant features topics ranging from The Last Nights of Paris to Rick Potner: Where is Art Now?Elephant— a quarterly magazine from the makers of Frame—focuses its keen eye on art and visual culture. Lately, creative individuals have been protesting against the corporate nature of things, often taking the initiative and setting up new independent ventures...read more

Product Description: Graphic 12 sets out to explore the current craze for customization.