Sol & Luna - Second Edition

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—01. Released May 13th.
—02. Edited and designed by Tony Cederteg.

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Originally photographed by Viviane Sassen in 2009, Sol & Luna is a book project published by Libraryman, for the Swedish brand Our Legacy. The small hardbound book was extremely well received upon its initial release and the first edition sold out quickly. Now, some four years later, Libraryman are set to release a brand new edition of the clothbound book, complete with a folded paper insert.

—Libraryman

Our Legacy x Libraryman Ron Jude T-Shirt & Book

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—01. San Francisco.
—02. Executive Model.

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A three-way collaboration between Our Legacy, Libraryman and Twelve Books has resulted in a series of graphic t-shirts featuring the work of American photographer Ron Jude. "Executive Model", a book of Jude's work, is also set to be released on Libraryman, and features the same series of photographs Jude shot of American business men in the financial districts of Atlanta, New York, Chicago and San Francisco in the mid 1990s.

—Our Legacy
—Libraryman

Libraryman X Our Legacy at Vacant

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Opening Reception: Nov 2nd, 6pm - 8pm
3-20-13 Jingumae Shibuya, Tokyo
Metro: Meijijingumae Station, Exit 5

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Starting this Friday Libraryman and Our Legacy will be hosting a limited pop-up store at Vacant in Tokyo. In conjunction with Twelve Books Libraryman will also have a limited display at Tsutaya Daikanyama, which will run from November 5th until the 19th.

—Vacant
—Tsutaya Daikanyama

Viviane Sassen's Die Son Sien Alles by LibraryMan

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—01. Cloth bound.
—02. 40 pages, colour offset.

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Viviane Sassen's 3rd bood for the Libraryman imprint is currently available for pre-order from their website. A first edition of 400 copies will be released on the 3rd of May, and features a series of photographs Sassen shot in the townships of Cape Town between 2002 and 2004. The bright and colourful body of work focusses predominantly on the interior decorations of peoples homes, alongside those of local shops and bars.

—LIBRARYMAN