The Virgil Reader, Volume 001 is Virgil Abloh Archive's first printed publication, offering insight into Virgil's creative process, ideas, and cultural commentary through interviews and archival materials spanning fashion, design, music, and art. The Reader features a foreword from i-D editor Thom Bettridge and contains interviews and features from the following publications: 032c, The Business of Fashion, Flash Art, GQ Style, Hypebeast, i-D, Kaleidoscope, Real Review, System Magazine, and Wallpaper. Reprinted in their original layouts and designs, the articles featured in the Reader reveal Virgil’s creative process, cultural dialogue, and legacy. They cement him as a visionary design thinker, and offer a launchpad for future generations of creatives. Paperback with hand-stamped jacket25 x 33 cm256 pagesA note from V.A.A.: Thank you for your support of The Virgil Reader, Volume 001. The response from our community has been extraordinary, and we are grateful. To advance our mission of expanding access to Virgil's work and ideas, the Virgil Abloh Archive will print additional copies of the Reader beyond the initial 2,000. Proceeds from the second printing will support the Archive's research and publishing program, as well as educational programming for youth through the Virgil Abloh Foundation. Through the Foundation's partnerships with schools and educational institutions, we plan to donate copies directly to students who may not otherwise have access to this material.
