Javi Aznarez – The French Dispatch Covers

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Javi Aznarez – The French Dispatch CoversThis volume brings together all of Javi Aznarezs covers created for The French Dispatch. As in Wes Andersons film, the book reflects the mid 1970s The New Yorker magazine format that inspired it. The cover art direction was led by Erica Dorn. The collection highlights Aznarezs unmistakable style bold lines, vibrant colours, and a subtly wry humour evoking the golden age of print illustration while seamlessly complementing Andersons meticulous world

or the afternoon sun dissolving into flannel sheets – they are reframed as intimate mementos

Essay by Futoshi Miyagi and book design by Lachlan Siu

which has long since left its ecological niche and is now mixing it as a global player

Formed as an art historian

Philippines

it may induce an epiphany

These non urban realms are now

the grotesque is the affect of radical seduction

von Wulffen has created a sophisticated and unique oeuvre that enquires into the historic

and Georgina Reid – this vast book operates in a similarly radical fashion

In contrast to her previous work

Her use of a performative double within domestic space foregrounds the slippages between reenactment and recollection