Pud II by Jason Nocito

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Jason Nocito’s personal work is some of the photography I relate to the most, initially being exposed to him through his connection as a former Vancouver resident. Pud II, designed by Ari Marcopoulos and Camilla Venturini of Ordinary Books, is a companion to Nocito's first release in this series, which will eventually form a trilogy. Built around the same large format photos of multicoloured NYC puddles in all their trash-filled glory, the second volume is also interspersed with supporting imagery that often comes off stoned, sometimes voyeuristic, and completely idiosyncratic.

—Available from Dashwood Books

DSM New York "Store Story" by Ari Marcopoulos

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—01. Looking down.
—02. Strange shapes.

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The New York branch of Dover Street Market opened its doors at the end of last year, and photographer Ari Marcopoulos was invited to explore and capture the space. The resulting images offer perhaps the broadest and most detailed look of the store seen online so far, and are accompanied by a brief and strange Q&A with the photographer himself.

—Dover Street Market

Ari Marcopoulos - Out To Lunch

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Without doubt one of the most ambitious publishing projects I've seen for a while, Out To Lunch is a new book from Ari Marcopoulos. Featuring the earliest and most recent of the photographers work, the book presents this body in various forms: black and white images, high-gloss contact sheets, vinyl stickers, glossy pull-out posters, and a screenplay written together with his son Cairo. All of which has been bound together with black binder’s gauze and housed in an illustrated plastic bag. The limited edition of 350 is certainly not cheap, but for fans of Marcopoulos' work, it's a tempting prospect that might just be worth breaking the bank for.

—Available from PPP Editions.

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Anyway by Ari Marcopoulos

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—01-04. Pages from zines 01-19.

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For a whole calendar year the photographer Ari Marcopoulos is producing one zine per week for New York's Dashwood Books. Entitled "Anyway" the series of zines are printed in editions of 50, with 20 being held back each month for inclusion in a forthcoming boxed set of 52 zines, which is set to be released at the end of the year.

—Available at Dashwood Books

Carhartt x Adam Kimmel

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—01. Ari, the model.
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"The overwhelming majority of the lineup is weather workwear, which is casual wear, but I've been careful to slip in some blazers and button downs to create more formal options for people who love the Carhartt brand. I am selling these clothes at Barney's and other fine shops. And the greatest challenge is keeping that rugged look while infusing the garments with technical fabrics and silhouettes that justify the higher price point. I may be biased, but I think I’ve achieved that in the collection." —Adam Kimmel

—Images via Dazed
—Carhartt