USA
Printed Matter
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http://printedmatter.org
(Contact for US Distribution)
ArtBook at MoMA PS1
22-25 Jackson Avenue
Long Island City, NY 11101
http://momaps1.org/about/bookstore/
Rough Trade NYC
64 North 9th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11249
http://www.roughtradenyc.com/
Consumer Research Center/bookshop
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
Harvard University
24 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
https://ccva.fas.harvard.edu/consumer-research-center-bookshop
Other Music
15 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
www.othermusic.com
Som Records
1843 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
www.somrecordsdc.com
A lightweight reading experience to take with you anywhere and half the price of our print edition.
HIGHWAY is an intermittent publication about life with music and sound. The print and iOS editions are pocket-sized companions to the musicians, writers, artists, thinkers, documentarians, storytellers and objects we encounter.
Today, there are readers and listeners with a new curiosity into how these subjects and objects practice, converse, resonate and are remembered in the international worlds of music and sound. HIGHWAY is for them.
info [at] highwaymagazine [dot] info
Join us for an evening conversation with photographers Joe Dilworth and Sebastian Mayer. Readers will know that a selection of images and anecdotes from each photographer’s ‘life with music’ featured in the first and second issues of the magazine, and together with artist, photographer, professor & critic Allison Wade, we’ll gather in Berlin for a talk show at Smaragd.
Since the release of our first issue, in which iconic photographer Glen E. Friedman featured in a lengthy interview, the magazine has been steadily working to set up a live talk event with the photographer in Washington.
“We’re all addicted to music anyways.”
A look into the revolutionary potential in the Yugoslavian punk and new wave underground.
An ongoing effort with Jim O’Rourke and Keiji Haino, together one of the most vibrant trios active, was the subject of a recent correspondence.
“Refreshingly eclectic”
— mono.kultur
“…full of thoughtful, critical essays on listening, watching, performing, and making music in both written and visual form.”
—ArtBook at MoMA PS1
“It’s take on music is smart and unexpected.”
—ArtWorks, NEA
“Excellent music journalism…It’s a pity I am no longer a commuter: this is one of those perfect-sized books for long train rides. You read an article, stare out of the window and then read the next. The big question is: where to get this?”
—Frans de Waard
“The format is very clever, truly pocket-sized and a nice selection of articles…With that, you can potentially do wonders.”
— Alessandro Ludovico
“The format is fantastic. I haven’t been able to safely tuck a magazine into my pocket for many a year. And the contents are great, most of the pieces are bite-sized and really well done. Can’t wait for the next issue.”
— Byron Coley
“Small, but mighty.”
— Bandwith, WAMU 88.9 FM