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Dune Vol. 001 n. 002 – "Manifesto"

Dune is a themed journal directed by Maria Luisa Frisa (IUAV University of Venice) and published by Flash Art, with graphic design by Think Work Observe. It reflects interests in research, writing methods and theoretical production of the team of the fashion courses at IUAV.

The title of the second issue, Manifesto, is examined in terms of its relations with the culture of design and the visual arts and the journal hosts a wide range of interpretations of its theme, pursuing an idea of crossing disciplinary boundaries that lies at the root of the editorial adventure. Fashion, design and visual culture have retained their central position but in open and constant dialogue with other languages and other forms of expression.

On cover: Kensuke Koike, Forever Mine, 2020. Layered prints. Courtesy and © Kensuke Koike. Special project conceived for Dune.

Discover the publication by purchasing your copy and unpublished content by following the Instagram channel @dunejournal
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Dune Vol. 001 n. 002 – "Manifesto"
Dune Vol. 001 n. 002 – "Manifesto"
Dune Vol. 001 n. 002 – "Manifesto"
Dune Vol. 001 n. 002 – "Manifesto"
Dune Vol. 001 n. 002 – "Manifesto"
Dune is a themed journal directed by Maria Luisa Frisa (IUAV University of Venice) and published by Flash Art, with graphic design by Think Work Observe. It reflects interests in research, writing methods and theoretical production of the team of the fashion courses at IUAV.

The title of the second issue, Manifesto, is examined in terms of its relations with the culture of design and the visual arts and the journal hosts a wide range of interpretations of its theme, pursuing an idea of crossing disciplinary boundaries that lies at the root of the editorial adventure. Fashion, design and visual culture have retained their central position but in open and constant dialogue with other languages and other forms of expression.

On cover: Kensuke Koike, Forever Mine, 2020. Layered prints. Courtesy and © Kensuke Koike. Special project conceived for Dune.

Discover the publication by purchasing your copy and unpublished content by following the Instagram channel @dunejournal


Dune "Manifesto" Contents Index:

We Are All Clitoridian 
Women by Claire Fontaine
In Praise of Maintenance: Reading Mierle Laderman Ukeles’s Manifesto in 2020 by Stella Bottai
“Le mourant doit sourire et même, s’il y arrive, rire”: Hervé Guibert’s La Pudeur ou l’Impudeur as a Manifesto of the Dying Body by Michele Maltauro
The Immanence of Images. Viruses, Real Worlds, New Neo-Realisms by Carmelo Marabello
Power Suit. Men’s Fashion as Avant-Garde Manifesto by Matteo Billeri
Here Is Never Where It Was Yesterday by Silvia Calderoni with a visual contribution by Giulio Testi
As the Words Are Touching Us: Reconsidering Some “No Manifestos” in Light of the Present Pandemic by Elisa Frasson
Cinzia Ruggeri’s New Man by Elena Fava
Disciplined Clothes and Educated Gestures: On Dressing and Walking as a Manifesto of Emergency Between Science Fiction and Reality by Anna Franceschini
Moschino: To Be or Not To Be, That’s Fashion by Maria Luisa Frisa
The Art of Raising Images. An Unpublished Preface by Paolo Beni, “in lode de’ Ricami” (1607) by Stefano Tomassini
Producing and Communicating: Manifestos of the Contemporary Made in Italy Trademark by Edoardo Brunello
• Je est un autre” by Jacopo Milani

Bilingual publication: English, Italian, 200 pp.