Hara-Kiri was a monthly French satirical magazine, first published in 1960 by François Cavanna, Georges Bernier (aka Professeur Choron) and Fred Aristidès. A strain of cynical and ruthless satire characterised the magazine, which was marketed as stupid and mean by its makers after an angry reader had thus labelled the publishers. The controversial magazine, which ridiculed… € 10.00
Hara-Kiri was a monthly French satirical magazine, first published in 1960 by François Cavanna, Georges Bernier (aka Professeur Choron) and Fred Aristidès. A strain of cynical and ruthless satire characterised the magazine, which was marketed as stupid and mean by its makers after an angry reader had thus labelled the publishers. The controversial magazine, which ridiculed… € 10.00
First issue of art zine Iodine Pilz. 32 pages of “Good Hot Stuff” were brought together and edited by Cary Loren and published in a limited edition of 100 hand-numbered copies by Omeggkkamann Press in 2012. Photos, writings, and artwork by Cary Loren, James Hoff, Elizabeth Sporleder and guest artist Cameron Jamie were photocopied in colour and b/w and staple bound. The images and text of this… € 50.00
Midi/Minuit Fantastique was a French film magazine started by Michel Caen, Alain Le Bris, Jean-Claude Romer and Jean Boullet in Paris in 1962. The richly illustrated magazine was dedicated to the ‘fantastique’ in cinema and provided its readers with reviews, essays, interviews, art work and a guide to the Parisian theatres showing films of the genre. It was published by Eric… € 25.00
Midi/Minuit Fantastique was a French film magazine started by Michel Caen, Alain Le Bris, Jean-Claude Romer and Jean Boullet in Paris in 1962. The richly illustrated magazine was dedicated to the ‘fantastique’ in cinema and provided its readers with reviews, essays, interviews, art work and a guide to the Parisian theatres showing films of the genre. It was published by Eric… € 25.00
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