SUB Subsequence is a 12-page photo zine that has been produced since the first issue as a special bonus for every issue. It uses other photos from the articles in the magazine and is printed on a RISOGRAPH (a digital stencil printer launched by Riso Kagaku Corporation in 1980). This time, it is based on photos taken on-site in the special feature "Town Talker vol.1: Carmel-by-the-Sea" that appeared in issue 7 of the magazine. Photography: Keisuke FukamizuDesign: Junpei NikiEdit: Kosuke Idevolume 072024-1st Contents of Issue 7EssaysAkiko Wakana / Ryan Conder / Fukuda Pero / David Jacob Kramer Special feature: "Reminiscing over you"Saal Ceramics (California, USA) / Ruth Deutsch Lechuga and Mexican Folk Art (Oaxac, Mexico) / Grenier of the Capuu family (Aubrac, France) Other contentsRevisiting Hanbok: Interview with Christina Kim of dosa / People of the town: Carmel-by-the-Sea / Hiroki Nakamura series: A house in Tamichi, Meguro Ward / Throughline to the debate: Interview with sculptor Rafael Zarca / Open Willards and Friends, etc. Bilingual in Japanese and EnglishMagazine: 160 pages, full colorMagazine: 260mm x Large format of 372mmScheduled to be published twice a year About "Subsequence"The tagline of "Subsequence" is "Arts & Crafts for the Age of Eclectic". It means "Arts & Crafts in the Eclectic Age". It is an experimental project that covers a wide range of topics related to crafts and culture from around the world, regardless of generation, gender, nationality, etc., and also involves people from Japan and abroad in the editing and production. With the motto of fresh, unknown material and original perspectives, we strive to create a magazine that is as carefully crafted as a craftsman who loves his work creates a work of art. There is no target reader. It is delivered to everyone who is interested in creative and cultural life. I hope to provide the pleasure of reading that feels like wandering through an unknown world, which I have forgotten for a long time in recent years, slowly and freely.
