The guys at World of Objects closed the competition lines and the answers are in! So, we hear you ask, who are the winners of those awesome NYC Garbage boxes by Gustin Gignac? Well without further ado here are the names of the 5 winners:
Our latest issue of POSTRmagazine was reviewed by the people at Gratis Blog. Gratis is a blog that reviews free magazines worldwide.
Our campaign poster is done, all we have to do now is set a date. If it comes to new elections without new political parties you know where to find us. Share on Facebook
WIN 1 OF 5 NEW YORK CITY GARBAGE BOXES BY JUSTIN GIGNAC POSTRmagazine proudly adheres to the traditional press custom of handing out garbage to loyal readers. Only we dont insult our readers with shitty design like POSTR-sweatbands, keychains or 12Mb USB-keys. We hand out actual garbage, scooped off the streets of New York by [...]
We’re back with a new issue of the most critical and least considerate magazine you’ll ever get for free. This time we decided it was time to talk about design and who’s behind all those objects that surround us every day? Why do we care we hear you ask.
Yes we’re sorry. Sorry you had to read all those magazines filled with beautiful emptiness during the last 3 months. We’re sorry for Gutless hipster-brand-accounts not believing in our magazine and what We stand for. We’re sorry for all that is dismal in your everyday existence.
We have 3 cd’s and 3 duo tickets to hand out thanks to the people of Ill City and A Cut Above. This Friday in Antwerp’s Art Space Leguit, Faberyayo and Vic Crezée will be presenting their new album ‘Het Grote Gedoe’ – a portrait of a contemporary hiphopplayboy and his exciting yet sometimes equally [...]
We’re glad to announce we were invited to participate in the MAGAZINE LIBRARY exhibition in Tokyo.
The new edition of the Magazine Library traveling exhibition will take place from September 11th to September 30th at Maison AOYAMA, in celebration of Galerie Vie’s 25th anniversary.
It’s a pretty schizophrenic day out here in Waregem. So far, we’ve barely seen any horses apart from the ones in the race we happened to see crossing over from the press area into the champagne tent, which is more or less the VIP area for people who don’t make it onto the privately sponsored VIP-lounges that surround the track.