Whitelies Magazine Issue 9 (Permanence)
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Whitelies Magazine Issue 9 (Permanence) is here and exploring the theme of Permanence from different angles, Jun Takahashi of Undercover invites us into his inner sanctum, Lena C. Emery speculates about the future of cities, Richie Hawtin takes us on an emotional journey into his world of saké, Jason Evans brings us Matsutake mushroom hunting in the mountains of Oregon, Izumi Kato and Masato Kobayashi discuss their visions of permanence, while Stephane Sednaoui embarks on a rich and eventful photographic odyssey along-side beautiful contributions by Erika Kamano, Anna Sinofzik, Bennie Julian Gay, Sophie Tajan and many more.
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