Visionaire
$385.00
Experiences in Art and Fashion
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Description
Showcasing twenty-five years of iconic art, fashion, and design content from renowned New York-based publication Visionaire.
A true collector’s item forVisionaire devotees who spend upwards of $250-$500 for a limited edition issue, Visionaire 25 Years is a comprehensive volume dedicated to the ground-breaking art and fashion publication Visionaire. A previous published survey on Visionaire covers their work from 1991-2002–this up-to-date volume explores each uniquely themed and packaged issue produced between 1991-2016. This sumptuous tome celebrates the highly tactile and three-dimensional experience of Visionaire, and is a must-have for Visionaire collectors and connoisseurs of art, fashion, and culture.
An object of art itself, this lavish volume captures the electrifying, provocative, and cutting-edge spirit of the unparalleled art and fashion publisher Visionaire. This gorgeously packaged 400+ page tome houses countless pages of striking photography and documents the publisher’s impressive collaborations with seminal figures from the art, fashion, film, music, and cultural spheres.
Reviews
"It is best to start with facts. Visionaire is one of the most extravagant and exquisite books of its genre, not a book in search of the traditional or pedestrian, a testament to both authors in terms of the legacy they will leave behind and to their brilliance as visionaries, and lastly the absolute apotheosis of coffee table books. Despite all odds Dean and Kaliardos remain superstars of the print media."
-New York Journal of Books
"Twenty-five years and 65 issues later, Visionaire is now known for publishing in countless experimental forms. The magazine's new book Visionaire: Experiences in Art and Fashion, a collection of over 1,000 photographs, is out today from Rizzoli."
-New York Magazine
"Edited by Cecilia Dean and James Kaliardos, Visionaire is less a publication than a theory about what art can do when it thinks it's fashion, and what fashion can do when it thinks it's art, tested across media on an increasingly ambitious scale since the early 1990s."
-Out Magazine
