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VOL 1 — BEA1991: Don’t Touch My Freedom

Name: VOL 1 — BEA1991: Don’t Touch My Freedom
Author: Qiu Yang and text by Devin Leonard
ISBN: 9781532333378

by Qiu Yang and text by Devin Leonard

Publication and poster featuring BEA1991, with photography by Qiu Yang and text by Devin Leonard. Each issue of this music publication focuses on a single artist. One sheet, one photo, and one subject: editorial logic dictates form. If each issue is considered as a printed response to a singles culture, its format is an invitation to create a personalized remix. Recalling the simplicity of early music fanzines and the ubiquity of music posters, Volume can be ordered as an unfolded press sheet, giving a reader the opportunity to fold the work down into pages or leave flat to act as a traditional poster. A pre-folded, more economic options is also available. Designed by Alexander Shoukas 1 sheet, offset (3/1 colors + Aqueous coating), 23 × 30 inches; (folded) 7.5 × 11.5 inches ISBN 978-1-5323-3337-8

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