TANK MAGAZINE | The Utopium Issue, Winter 2005 | Issue 34
fronting
- EDITOR‘S LETTER: boys in the hood
- UNCHAINED MELODY: Leslie Feist explains her multifaceted music career
- FRENCH CONNECTION: photography by Nasser Mecili, styling by Joseph Salah
- MOTOR CITY: park up in Stan Douglas’ Detroit
- LOVE AND LA HAINE: Paris collective Kourtrajmé rethinks the look and sound of the suburbs
- TWICE AS NICE: photography by Jason Hetherington, styling by Victoria Herbert
- PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS: a musical movie tour of ultra-religious Louisiana
- SIREN SONG: photographer Oliver Wilson makes a bigger splash
- THE FUN OF THE FAIR: it’s only in its third year, the Frieze art fair conquers all
- SPECIAL K: photography by Michael Brosnan, styling by David Vivirido
- GIVING IN LUXURY: Gucci teams up with Unicef
- WHAT LIES BENEATH: in Caché, Michael Haneke gets under the skin of middle-class fears in the modern world
- IN BED WITH SLAVOJ ZIZEK: there’s a new documentary about philosophy’s favourite pop star
- HARD CANDY: photography by The Two, styling by Chloe Kerman
- THE REBIRTH OF WOOL: photography by Chiara Romagnoli, styling by Emma Macfarlane
- THE DEVIL’S RETIREMENT HOME: December means Art Basel at Miami and the devilish imagination of artist Olav Westphalen
- THINK DIFFERENT: on the trail of Wittgenstein’s ramblings
- ONE STEP BEYOND: Nicholas Kirkwood’s shoes are out of this world
- VERSACE’S GOLDEN GLOW: photography by Jason Hetherington, styling by Victoria Herbert
- TRENCH WARFARE: photography and Valerie Stahl, styling by Richard Pierce
- THE FUTURE HEAD: Paul Epworth, the producer behind the current Brit music revival, tells Tank who we’ll be listening to in 2006
- THE ’RITHM KINGS: architects Aranda/Lasch turn digital nerdism into captivating architecture
- EYE CLAUDIUS: photography by Michael Brosnan, styling by David Vivirido
- I WANT MY TANK TV: this winter Tank tv joins the attention-deficient generation
- VALLI GIRLS ARE GO: photography by Valerie Stahl, styling by Chloe Kerman
- SIGN LANGUAGE: For Swiss graphics duo Norm, three dimensions are better than two
- BECAUSE YOU’RE GORGEOUS: London’s trainee beauticians on looks and life
- SCARLET WOMAN: photography by Jillian Lochner
- THIS IS RADIO TANK: Fujiya & Miyagi, The Gossip, Broken Social Science, Who Made Who, ShyChild
- THE WOOD LIFE: David Spero’s Low-Impact Settlements
- MILAN: fashion week spring/summer 2006
- PARIS: fashion week spring/summer 2006
features
- YEARNING RUBBER: Atsuko Kudo takes rubber out of the dungeon and onto the catwalk
- CHRISTIAN LACROIX FUN AND FREEDOM: Lacroix on life under new ownership and with fresh inspiration
- LONDON FIGHTS BACK: where would international fashion be without London
- SWING OUT SISTER: photography by Valerie Stahl, styling by Chloe Kerman
- NEXT TO NOTHING: photography by The Two, styling by Chloe Kerman
- MARKET FORCES: Stephen Gill’s visual record of an East London market that was once virtually unknown and is now no more
- BEYOND BELIEF: in India, history lessons have become a religious battleground. worrying? yes. but ideologically inspired accounts of the past are gaining ground across the world
- WRITTEN ON THE WIND: after Hurricane Katrina, many religious groups were quick to explain the apparently inexplicable. but how much more enlightened are the rest of us
- WINTER’S A WONDERLAND: global temperatures are on the rise, but our visions of winter aren’t thawing
- BERLUSCONI THE BUILDER: before he rule Italy, Silvio Berlusconi crowned himself king of Milanese property development. even then, the leader’s unique sense of style was unmistakable
- WANNA BE IN MY GANG: why movie gang The Warriors is still kicking ass 26 years on
- UNSPEAK: Steven Poole unpacks the modern language of power
- A DEEPER LOVE: why Tokyo’s new flood control system is too spectacular to keep hidden
- CURATED PAGES: Gunna B. Kvaran
- WAR AND REMEMBRANCE: Ziyah Gafic returns to Grozny, Chehcnya, after 10 years of conflict
- DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE: Frank Van der Salm’s model images of the really unreal
- RULE ONE WAS TO KILL, THERE WAS NO RULE TWO: The men behind the 1994 massacre of Rwanda’s Tutsis recount the story of their killing season
- SPACE INVADER: uber-curator Hans Ulrich Obrist on the future of the gallery and the art of conversation
- JIVE TALKING: Tank parties with the flashback folk of Rhythm Riot’s 1940s Weekender
- CRYSTALLISED: photography by Dimitri Danilov
- THE TALENTED MR JONES: photography by Masoud, styling by Yasmine Eslami
- TOO MUCH TOO YOUNG: photography by Danilo Giuliani, styling by Jo Barker
- TENDER IS THE LIGHT: photography by Sam Throne, styling by William Gilchrist
- LE SMOKING: photography by Ali Mahdavi, styling by Catherine Baba
- FLASH FICTION: 10 short stories, written exclusively for Tank
