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Calling Mr Brainwash

From his California home, LA street artist Mr Brainwash – born in Paris under the name Thierry Guetta – gave one small seed an exclusive phone interview. Originally published in issue 24 and now featured in our ‘Best Of’ Ten Years one small seed, in partnership with PUMA.

“Best Of” Issue | one small seed magazine / issue 29 / digital 04

The best of our 10 years in independent publishing has been curated in this epic edition… Welcome to one small seed magazine / issue 29 / digital 04. Going through the pages of 25 print magazines and our three digital issues to select the content has left us smiling, laughing, lingering and certainly remembering–and we have...
Issue 24 Preview: Listen to my Colour and Look at my Sound

Issue 24 Preview: Listen to my Colour and Look at my Sound

Issue 24 of one small seed asks you to ‘Listen to my Colour and Look at my Sound’. Music, motion, words and colour – looking beyond the obvious, our latest issue brings a union of the senses. To follow is an all-inclusive preview of the new issue: a full breakdown of content that resonates with...
| Interview Preview | Mr Brainwash: Laughing all the way to the Banksy

| Interview Preview | Mr Brainwash: Laughing all the way to the Banksy

Born in Paris under the name Thierry Guetta, street artist/videographer Mr Brainwash’s gap-filled biography has prompted conspiracy theorists to speculate that he’s a Banksy/Shepard Fairey/Invader project and that the acclaimed Banksy-directed documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop is a grand hoax and offers more grift than gift.                ...
Issue 24 online

Issue 24 online

Open publication - Free publishing - More art LAST MAN STANDING: RALPH STEADMAN: ANOTHER FREAK IN THE FREAK KINGDOM CLASSIC ALBUM ART: STORM THORGERSON: DARK SIDE OF THE TUNES TROUBADOUR’S POSTER BOY: DAN KUHLKEN: DREAMING OF ELECTRIC SHEEP CONTROVERSIAL POP ARTIST: MR BRAINWASH: LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANKSY SKA ROCKER AND PAINTER: HORACE...
A Pop Culture Debate: Plagiarism or Intertextuality?

A Pop Culture Debate: Plagiarism or Intertextuality?

Plagiarism is defined as the close imitation or purloining and publication of another authors work, ideas or expressions and representing them as your own. Intertextuality is defined as the shaping of one text’s meaning through other texts, either through referencing or by borrowing and transforming that work into something different.          
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