Atelier S P A C E // HCMC process.. HT V & D
Atelier S P A C E // HCMC is an Autumn 2020 project of DK’s that is co-created by photographer Van Tran and DK Creative Director Dipika Kohli. ‘Studio Day’
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Issue #88
Wrapped!.. The lead story here is by Quân Nguyễn. Nguyễn writes about his time abroad Denmark, at a ‘Julefrokost’ party in Aarhus. Anyone who has struggled with life away and the
Issue #73
Here it is. A B&W special issue. Featuring photography by Boss. Poems by Dipika Kohli. Here’s a link.. http://gum.co/space-hue-hoagiay Loading…
Issue #69, S P C | Rīga, ‘There is No Back Button’
Today. Words and images by Dipika Kohli. Here’s a link. http://gum.co/pace-riga-thereisnobackbutton Loading…
Issue #62, S P C | Bangkok, ‘Step a Little Closer’
Today we share our Bangkok issue, S P C | Bangkok, ‘Step a Little Closer.’ This title of this issue is from a 2015 poem I wrote,”Step a Little Closer,”
S P A C E | Aarhus, ‘Janteloven’
A zine about ‘The Law of Jante.’ You’re not to think you are anything special. You’re not to think you are as good as we are. You’re not to think
Protected: On process, software and starting to start: An exclusive Q&A
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The beginning is half of every journey
I AM WRITING FROM MY ROOM, and it’s morning, and there is a rooster telling me so. Except that rooster isn’t the first one up, usually. All of the other
Protected: A Q&A with type designer Xavier Dupré
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‘Et eksempel er frygten for at udleve mine passioner’
Frygt og Lykke. A short essay by Aske Pedersen
I VIRKELIGHEDEN HANDLER det ikke om at skrive, men om at åbne mig op for andre mennesker. Og for mig selv. For at gøre dette, er jeg nødt til at smide min facade, mit uigennemtrængelige skjold af forsvarsmekanismer, og hvad sker der, hvis modparten ikke kan lide det den ser? Noget af det mest uhyggelige er at gøre sig sårbar, blot for at blive såret. … More‘Et eksempel er frygten for at udleve mine passioner’
On quality and intrigue, a conversation with line and music
A Q&A WITH ERLING SKORPEN, a jazz artist, on what makes something intriguing. ‘When you listen to a concert, and you notice that the musicians are really into what they’re doing. When you can feel the energy in the room, and there exists a special atmosphere there. That’s the feeling that best describes intrigue for us.’
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Guest post: ‘Skipping the awkward get-to-know-you-phase’
GUEST POST from a guest of ’16N,’ our international conversation series of salons: ‘When we met, it was like we didn’t have a long awkward get-to-know-you phase, it was easy to chat and talk about less usual things.’ … MoreGuest post: ‘Skipping the awkward get-to-know-you-phase’
‘Light sticks:’ implements for generating sparks or flame
Guest post today: ‘OF COURSE THERE IS SUBJECTIVITY in all writing, even so-called factual writing, because writers choose which facts to include and thereby bend them to their purpose. So this implies that given a representative, well-sourced collection of facts and subjective observations, the reader is supplied with enough fuel to be intrigued, to read and form an opinion about the issue or the writing itself.’—Eric Chuk … More‘Light sticks:’ implements for generating sparks or flame
Bitcoin 101: How does the alternative currency stack up?
This Q&A was originally published in DK’s weekly eZine, S. P. A. C. E. RECENTLY ON TWITTER I ASKED about options for transferring funds online. That’s how I got introduced
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Protected: When scientists hate logic
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Jai Ranganathan: ‘Sharpen and heighten’
Editor’s note: First published in S P A C E in 2017, this short Q&A about the creative process still rings true today to those of us at DK who remain
Protected: In Search of Meaning (32): Perfection is the a-ha moment
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Kiyoshi Inoue: a samurai designer
… Kiyoshi Inoue: a samurai designerof American corporate identities, from the era of hand-drawn logos Editor’s note: This post was one of the most popular from our blog 2006-2013, which