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The Plant magazine A journal about ordinary plants and other greenery. Buy it here or subscribe! http://www.bruil.info/magazine-the-plant-journal/back-issues

Besides providing botanical contents in a simple, personal and cozy way, The Plant offers to plant lovers a new look on greenery by featuring the work of creative people who also love plants. As a curious observer of ordinary plants and other greenery, the magazine presents a monographic on a specific plant and brings together photographers, illustrators, designers, musicians, writers and visual a

rtists, both established and emerging, from all over the world, to share with The Plant their perceptions and experiences around plants.

Featured in issue 21, Yoko Ono published ‘Grapefruit’, her foundational book of instruction works, in 1964. Playful, whi...
30/08/2024

Featured in issue 21, Yoko Ono published ‘Grapefruit’, her foundational book of instruction works, in 1964.

Playful, whimsical, witty and strange, this collection of texts aims to unlock the mind. But as our regular contributor remarks, the grapefruit first  makes its appearance in Ono’s work in 1955, in a short story published in a student magazine: ‘Of A Grapefruit in the World of Park’. In this beguiling, strange story one recognises the matter-of-fact tone, the specificity of detail shot through with moments of whimsical description from the “instruction paintings” that Ono began to make in the early 1960s and has gone on making, in some form or other, ever since.

A first edition copy of ‘Grapefruit’ as well as 151 draft typescripts for the book are on display as part of Tate Modern’s major retrospective ‘Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind. You have until Sunday to visit it!

Learn more about the intriguing world of florist Mark Colle () in the latest issue. Beautifully captured by photographer...
20/07/2024

Learn more about the intriguing world of florist Mark Colle () in the latest issue. Beautifully captured by photographer Mark Peckmezian () with words by our regular contributor Claire Touzard ()

Mark Colle is the great survivor of forgotten flowers. The Antwerp-based florist is Raff Simons’ long time collaborator. He brings ordinary varieties out of oblivion and disrupts the hierarchy in beauty.

“I love working with plants because they are ephemeral materials, which have a life of their own. I don’t consider myself an artist but a creative person. I do it out of crazy passion, l don’t think about what l am doing, l don’t tell myself that l am making art.”

Family Portrait is a selection of flower vases put together by the wonderful duo  Check the full series in the new issue...
16/07/2024

Family Portrait is a selection of flower vases put together by the wonderful duo
Check the full series in the new issue🏺♥️ Photographer

“Sometimes you have to transmute to be yourself”, a sensory appealing story exploring the power of nature, by artist and...
04/07/2024

“Sometimes you have to transmute to be yourself”, a sensory appealing story exploring the power of nature, by artist and photographer Viviane Sassen .

Find the full story in issue 21, now in stores worldwide.

Fascinating Britt Liberg travels through time and genders in this fashion story inspired by Virginia Wolf’s novel Orland...
25/06/2024

Fascinating Britt Liberg travels through time and genders in this fashion story inspired by Virginia Wolf’s novel Orlando, written in 1928. Beautifully captured by Suffo Moncloa and styled by the wonderful Omaima Salem. “I am sick to death of this particular self. I want another.”

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