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IBM Research
now at actualsource.org

New publication with photographer Cait Oppermann,published by ACTUAL SOURCE books.

This book features photographs taken by Cait at IBM Research facilities in Almaden (CA), Yorktown (NY), and Zurich (CH), between 2018 and 2024. IBM commissioned these photographs to document both the people and projects within the IBM Research ecosystem.

This series of photographs is part of a rich legacy of artists making work for IBM, a company that has collaborated with many of the world’s foremost artists, designers, and thinkers like Paul Rand, Charles and Ray Eames, and Ansel Adams. These photographs represent years of collaboration between Oppermann and IBM, showing the people and projects that make IBM Research an incubator for innovation.

Photos: @caitoppermann / @flowersfullservice
Actual Source in collaboration with Flowers & IBM
ISBN: 979-8-9872648-3-6
Catalogue Number: N04-027
Typography:
Scotch Modern Micro
Paper:
Magno Volume
Holmen TRND
Printed in Belgium
Pages: 200

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Photos: @westoncolton

Provo Showroom Hours 🌞

Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Photos: @westoncolton

Provo Showroom Hours 🌞

Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Photos: @westoncolton

Provo Showroom Hours 🌞

Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Photos: @westoncolton

Provo Showroom Hours 🌞

Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Photos: @westoncolton

The 3rd edition of @nike + Actual Source’s highly sought-after paperback “No Finish Line” is now available again.

“No Finish Line” is @nike’s design vision for the next 50 years. Through exploratory, multilevel conversations encompassing both design and critical inputs to it — like sport research, technology and manufacturing — this research project celebrates 50 years of game-changing design and innovation in the service of athletes and sport. With a foreword by Nike’s Chief Design Officer and speculative fictions by @geoffmanaugh, the book features essays by @grawesome (author, “Nike: Better is Temporary”) describing five major shifts design may undergo in the coming decades as it evolves from product to platform, performance to promise, elite to everyone, sustainable to symbiotic, and static to sensorial.

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Specifications: 192 Pages
Paperback
Designed by @zakgroupoffice
Illustrations by @braulioamado
Published by ACTUAL SOURCE books
ISBN: 979-8-9872648-0-5

Music by @mooninite__

Available at @antennebooks for UK and all of Europe!

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Why Books? Tee
available at actualsource.org

Why Books? Answered in a concise 3 point answer.
6.5 oz garment dye t-shirt with 1 color screen print.
AS Mascot Drawing by @stefanmarx
Designed by Actual Source
Made in USA.

Why Books? Tee
available at actualsource.org

Why Books? Answered in a concise 3 point answer.
6.5 oz garment dye t-shirt with 1 color screen print.
AS Mascot Drawing by @stefanmarx
Designed by Actual Source
Made in USA.

Why Books? Tee
available at actualsource.org

Why Books? Answered in a concise 3 point answer.
6.5 oz garment dye t-shirt with 1 color screen print.
AS Mascot Drawing by @stefanmarx
Designed by Actual Source
Made in USA.

Boards Of Canada: Twoism
available at actualsource.org

One of the most feted, mystical of all BoC releases, ‘Twoism’ receives a timely repress from Warp. Since release in 1995 it’s been recognised as possibly the most crucial and sought-after release from Scottish brothers Eoin and Marcus Sanderson. It turned the heads of Autechre and Skam at the time, who would release BoC’s follow-up ‘Hi Scores’ in 1996, and established a smudged, haunting aesthetic and template which has been co-opted yet never bettered in its time. From the tear-jerking keys and organ wooze of opener ‘Sixtyniner’ to the dusty, neck-snapping breaks of ‘Twoism’ and ‘Smokes Quantity’ or the all-too-breif vignettes, ‘Iced Cooly’ and ‘Melissa Juice’, it’s every bit the original and exemplary masterpiece it’s widely hailed as.
@warprecords
@boardsofcanada

Boards Of Canada: Twoism
available at actualsource.org

One of the most feted, mystical of all BoC releases, ‘Twoism’ receives a timely repress from Warp. Since release in 1995 it’s been recognised as possibly the most crucial and sought-after release from Scottish brothers Eoin and Marcus Sanderson. It turned the heads of Autechre and Skam at the time, who would release BoC’s follow-up ‘Hi Scores’ in 1996, and established a smudged, haunting aesthetic and template which has been co-opted yet never bettered in its time. From the tear-jerking keys and organ wooze of opener ‘Sixtyniner’ to the dusty, neck-snapping breaks of ‘Twoism’ and ‘Smokes Quantity’ or the all-too-breif vignettes, ‘Iced Cooly’ and ‘Melissa Juice’, it’s every bit the original and exemplary masterpiece it’s widely hailed as.
@warprecords
@boardsofcanada

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

Tools 04: To Cut
available at actualsource.org

Tools magazine is the brainchild of Clémentine Berry, who also founded the Twice art direction studio in Paris. This annual publication aims to simultaneously promote and investigate the details of manufacturing techniques and expertise used in art, design, interior architecture, industry and trade. Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding, folding, etc.), and the theme is used to select feature subjects and pieces, as well as the persons interviewed.

Tools is crafted as a comprehensive inventory of design techniques. Weaving together past and present, it draws on history to illustrate how techniques have been handed down through the ages, paying homage to the creators behind the cult objects we use in our everyday lives, and whose work embodies the stories that lie at the very genesis of our shared human ingenuity.

248 p, ills colour & bw, 21 x 30 cm, pb, French/English
@tools_magazine_

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

dublab: Future Roots Radio
available at actualsource.org

dublab: Future Roots Radio bends time and space through sound. Founded in 1999, dublab has been streaming far-out music since the dial-up age. We travel back to the dawn of Internet radio—a pre-podcast/ smartphone/ social-media era with infinite potential and flash forward for premonitions of other worlds, other sounds.

Rising from the fertile Los Angeles landscape, dublab enlisted the city’s visionary musical minds to broadcast to the world. This ever-growing collective of deep music heads are at the heart of the station’s algorithm-free, human music experience. The book-length 20-year retrospective details dublab’s adventurous radio experiments and examines its grassroots approach to building an international arts radio network. Readers who approach the book with open ears will undoubtedly enhance their own adventures in the music frontier.
dublab’s airwaves have provided an early platform for emerging artists, such as Flying Lotus, Animal Collective and Julia Holter, while hosting legends like Van Dyke Parks,
Linda Perhacs, Egyptian Lover, and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

dublab: Future Roots Radio springs to life with scenes from sad music parties, all-night ambient happenings, and multi-sensory underground events. Stories of sleepwalking DJs, thrift store album alchemy, and sizzling circuit boards fill these pages. Wise elders, optimistic youth, and receptive listeners share their sonic worldviews. By offering an alternative to mainstream music, Dublab aims to encourage rich life experiences through deeper listening. This book is a door to your destiny. Crack it open and ride these waves.

Softcover, approx. 260 pages 
8.8 × 11.8 in. 
@dublab
@dubfrosty
@cafe__ale

Design: @jeremiahchiu

@hatandbeardpress

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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Graphic 51: Art Book Fair, Now
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‘Graphic’ interviewed a variety of art book fair organisers from around the world to explore the state of art book fairs and share their challenges. This issue features contributions from 32 art book fairs, including the New York Art Book Fair, Miss Read, Bergen Art Book Fair, Taipei Art Book Fair, Cairo Art Book Fair, African Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and many more around the world.

250 p, ills colour & bw, 23 x 30 cm, pb, Korean/English
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Galcher Lustwerk: Information
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Galcher Lustwerk’s Ghostly International debut is a clandestine rendezvous of half-dreamt nightlifes and smudged club dossiers, redacted like faded memories. Free associations on life as a recurring visitor, a deep house cover agent swaggering on and off the beat from city to city.

As with most sleuthing, there are dead ends, transient (dis)engagements, faked documents, puzzles, and half-truths illuminated by strobe lights and cell phones. As he fills the file on Information, evidence suggests that Lustwerk is a singular and savvy logician.

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Galcher Lustwerk: Information
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Galcher Lustwerk’s Ghostly International debut is a clandestine rendezvous of half-dreamt nightlifes and smudged club dossiers, redacted like faded memories. Free associations on life as a recurring visitor, a deep house cover agent swaggering on and off the beat from city to city.

As with most sleuthing, there are dead ends, transient (dis)engagements, faked documents, puzzles, and half-truths illuminated by strobe lights and cell phones. As he fills the file on Information, evidence suggests that Lustwerk is a singular and savvy logician.

@lustwerk.music
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Sergio Leone by Himself
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Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.

Sergio Leone by Himself
available at actualsource.org

Compiled writings and interviews from the director who pioneered the “spaghetti Western” film genre
Between the worldwide box-office success of his Dollars trilogy and his untimely death in April 1989 at the age of 60, Sergio Leone gave several interviews to selected film journalists. He also wrote a series of thoughtful essays about his cinematic influences such as Charlie Chaplin, Federico Fellini, Henry Fonda, Robert Aldrich and others.

To accompany his final film, Once Upon a Time in America (1984), he published several articles about his obsessive quest to make the film and how it eventually happened. Most of these writings have never before appeared in English; as a collection they have never before appeared anywhere. Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by Leone’s acclaimed biographer Christopher Frayling, gathers all his significant interviews, essays and articles to create a director’s-eye view of a body of work that over the past half century has had a decisive influence on world cinema.

The book is illustrated with previously unseen photographs, posters and related ephemera from the Leone family collection and the Angelo Novi archive, both now housed in the Cineteca in Bologna.

The architect of cinema’s American West, Sergio Leone (1929–89) did not speak English. His “spaghetti Westerns” were filmed in Italy and Spain and received both critique and acclaim for their violence, grittiness and camera work. Leone is best remembered for his two “trilogies’’ of films: the Dollars trilogy starring Clint Eastwood and his Once Upon a Time films.