Passing Images: Art in the Post-Digital Age poster design Perhaps more than any other

Perhaps more than any other city in the world

the outrageously popular chef Ruth Rogers dishes it out and Ita O’Brien practises safe sex on screen

Volume #2 features DAISUKE YOKOTA – PAUL KOOIKER – DAIDO MORIYAMA – AMIE SIEGEL – OLIVIER SAILLARD – MARC HUNDLEY – ANICKA YI – ALEX FOXTON – ROSEMARIE AUBERSON – LEXIE SMITH – RICHARD PRINCE – SANDRA VASQUEZ DE LA HORRA – TRISHA BAGA – KRISTEN WENTRCEK and ANDREW ZEBULON – SARAH LUCAS

colourful play areas and creative storage

This issue developed as a summary of what DUST has been through the years

Passing Images: Art in the Post-Digital Age poster design Perhaps more than any otherSince the 2010s, the line between public and private, online and offline have increasingly become blurred by digitalization and social media. In contemporary art, digitality has assumed a new type of presenceno longer only as a virtual sphere of sociality, but increasingly as a technological interface that structures our embodied experiences. What is presented in an exhibition? And how should we write about the new types of post digital images we are