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Sleigh bells ring, are you listening? It's the sound of Printed Pages Winter 2014!

Date
9 December 2014

John Short’s cover shoot of an intriguing pair of reverse footprints sets the tone for the Winter issue of Printed Pages – riddled with intrigue and demanding closer inspection. Inside we discuss art, fame and Desert Island Discs with Jeremy Deller, explore Kenzo’s dynamic culture of creative collaboration and go treasure hunting with filmmaker Tomas Leach. Raymond Briggs reflects on growing old and what home means to him, Studio Swine discuss their innovative way of looking at the world and we pick out some of the highlights from counterculture bible The Whole Earth Catalog.

We celebrate graphic brilliance from ten years’ worth of Kemistry Gallery posters on the occasion of their final Charlotte Road show, chat to ill Studio about how a skate magazine grew into one of the most exciting creative practices around and dive into Cark Kleiner’s personal photo archive of over six years’ worth of analog photography.

Elsewhere there’s big hair, brutalist architecture and and a rifle through illustrator Molly Crabapple’s personal possessions; Kyle Platts putting down nice guys and a short story dealing with a carefully calculated plan of revenge. Still only £5 and still packed with our blood, sweat and tears (of JOY!), you can get yours from the Company Of Parrots shop this very instant. Go on, treat yourself!

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Cover by John Short

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Carl Kleiner

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Ill Studio

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Jeremy Deller

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Kemistry Gallery

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Studio Swine

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Kenzo

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Printed Pages Winter 2014: Raymond Briggs

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James Cartwright

James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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