Jordan by Hayley Louisa Brown
Jordan Taylor @ Elite London in “Jordan” photographed by Hayley Louisa Brown for Base Magazine #03.
Base Magazine | Issue 03 | May 2012
Our third issue revolving around the themes of “coming of age” and “acceptance” is out now! You can read the full issue online right here.
Featuring work by artists such as Synchrodogs, Maya Villiger, Hayley Louisa Brown and Rachel Hardwick and more!
Base Magazine 03 | The Acceptance Issue
The third issue will be released tonight in about 1 hours time so make sure to follow the Facebook to be able to read it first! Including artists such as Synchrodogs, Irina Slipchenko, Hayley Louisa Brown and Rachel Hardwick.
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Base Magazine | DEEP BLISS | May 2012
Our second online playlist called DEEP BLISS with a sort of chill-hop vibe (did I just coin that genre?) featuring artists such as Grimes, HEALTH, Hodgy Beats and The Weeknd. This is the kinda music I listen to when I’m working on something, helps me just zone in to what I’m doing so hopefully this helps you out too, or it could just be enjoyable to listen to!
Album artwork by Paul-Henri Schaedelin
Base Magazine | DEEP BLISS | May 2012
Our second online playlist called DEEP BLISS with a sort of chill-hop vibe (did I just coin that genre?) featuring artists such as Grimes, HEALTH, Hodgy Beats and The Weeknd. This is the kinda music I listen to when I’m working on something, helps me just zone in to what I’m doing so hopefully this helps you out too, or it could just be enjoyable to listen to!
Album artwork by Paul-Henri Schaedelin
Synchrodogs: Semiotics of the Predominant
Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven are having their first solo show at the Chelsea College of Art & Design, opening on May 9th for the private viewing and from the 10th - 11th of May for the public. Opening times are 10am till 5:30pm. There will be music, free drinks and awesome photography, what else do you need?
“Synchrodogs: Semiotics of the Predominant exposes the raw, naked and utterly sincere work of two emerging Ukrainian artists and lovers who shoot under the name of Synchrodogs. Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven mainly use themselves as a showcase for their studies, playing with their analog cameras, deconstructing human personality and producing images that dig deep into the core of human nature itself. ”
