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  • magazine : Snap
  • numero : 17 - 2012
  • date : 01 juin 2012
  • catégorie : Culture & arts

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  • Golden girls
  • Kenneth Sean Carson
  • Heavenly creatures
  • €Are we truly passionate or original enough to consciously formulate our own ideals?”

    When choosing your spouse, look into their lineage.”

    par Ben Wannamaker
  • Nick Oaks

    "It didn’t matter what the tattoos were when I was young, I just loved the look of them and I wanted one.”

  • Al lover

    You’ll often hear Al Lover’s name attached to artists like The Oh Sees, Ty Segall, and Night Beats where he layers a series of effected tracks to create a ‘wall of sound’ rendition of their original recordings. This gives a live element to songs that breathe life into a stereo, something that can only be achieved when you treat a soundboard like a musical instrument. Since moving to the west coast from North Carolina, Al Lover has found himself immersed in the area’s rich garage and psychedelic scene and is pioneering a new element to the genre.

    par Shawn Lennon
  • Zola Jesus

    Wisconsin-born singer, song-writer and musician Zola Jesus is sometimes slotted in under the label of gothpop, although this is an oversimplification. Rising, as she has, along with a wave of young goth nymphets such as Toronto’s Austra girls, the now hallowed Grimes and EMA (who she now tours with in Europe and
    Australia) Zola remains difficult to categorize. Although she did once claim her goal is to make the perfect pop song, the 23 year old 4’11’’ platinum blonde lays claim to a guttural and sultry voice one could better compare with passed Siouxsie Sioux of Siouxsie or Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance.

    par Emma Hautecoeur
  • Eva Michon

    Toronto-based Eva Michon is a photographer, film-maker, writer, publisher, editor, party planner, and the absolute antithesis of that cliche dumb
    blonde. Yet as she heads up the critically acclaimed Bad Day Magazine, she’s
    at least proving blondes have more fun, interviewing the likes of Gaspar Noé,
    Sofia Coppola, Harmony Korine and Jason Schwartzman for her day job.

  • Beatrice Martin

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  • Blonde town

    Nico Krijno is a South African-born photographer and filmmaker who started shooting at the young age of ten. Prolific and gifted, Nico now shoots for magazines like Dazed & Confused and brands like Nike with a signature bold and
    minimal style. Nico is based out of Cape Town, South Africa.

A propos du magazine

Snap
Snap SNAP! is a free quarterly art fashion and culture magazine. With an emphasis on emerging talent, SNAP! collaborates with a broad range of photographers, artists and writers to present a magazine that is original, smart and playful.

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