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JOON Magazine - Issue 01

Published by JOON

JOON is the product of a collaboration between FISK and Brown Printing Inc. Through our mutual support of the arts in Portland, we initiated this project to help shed light on the vast and exciting arts scene in the city. Through this partnership, we have also set out to showcase the possibilities and impact of design and print.

Issue 01 features Dodgr, Maak Lab, Broccoli Magazine, Wilhelm’s Memorial Home, Teruo Kurosaki, Lever Architecture, Manu Torres, Kee’s #Loaded Kitchen, James Enos, Kamp Grizzly, Brown Printing and Dawson Park.

9 x 12 inches
Paperback
162 pages
2020

Lost Dog Again?!: Lost Dog Zine No. 2

Art Direction by RELATED DEPARTMENT & FEVER DOG
Published by Page Bureau

Lost Dog Again?! is the second issue of Lost Dog Zine launched in 2024, inspired by a wide range of DIYed flyers for missing pets crowdsourced from the chaotic internet & the chaotic streets. First issue was released at Off Duty exhibition by RELATED DEPARTMENT and FEVER DOG in 2019.

Design: RELATED DEPARTMENT
Illustration: FEVER DOG 

11 x 8 inches
Paperback
76 pages
Includes poster
2024

PLATES #2 Body Issue

Creative Direction & Design by RELATED DEPARTMENT & Can Yang
Published by Page Bureau

The physicality of a human body denotes our essential relationship to forms and being. Yet, if placed in different contexts, the notion of body could collapse into a synonym to a surface, a machine, a system, or an automated assemblage in capitalism, media technology, politics, and the Internet. A body could lack transparency, concreteness and authenticity while still claiming its very identity and functionality. In its second iteration, PLATES presents collective voices which address issues around a corporal body, a virtual entity, body politic, identity, body mechanics, bodilessness, expressive/performative body, body as tools, or any body issue in relation to their practice. 

In this issue, RELATED DEPARTMENT collaborates with London-based multidisciplinary artist and visual designer Can Yang on creative direction and design.  

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PLATES serves an editorial and curatorial response to contemporary design practice and criticism. Each issue dives into a specific topic that is pertinent to the design reality we live in, presented and archived in a series of image and textual plates in an organic, iterative and evolving format.

Contributors include: Bryson Lee, Can Can Press, Clement Valla, Common Imprint, Laura Coombs & Mindy Seu, Luna Maurer, Studio Moniker, Radical Characters + Body & Forma, Source Type & Mara Frazier, Stephanie Specht, Tiger Dingsun

8.5 x 11.25 inches
Paperback
2025

Black Joy Archive Vol. III

Published by Black Joy Archive

The first edition of Black Joy Archive was created in the summer of 2020 — an urgent call amidst the global racial reckoning of 2020; asking contributors to reflect on their past histories, stories and personal archives. The second volume of this project was released the summer of 2022, contributors then reflecting on what their “Black joy” meant to them now; entrenched in a consumer American landscape that has transformed this term into low-hanging fruit easily co-opted to signal performative allyship. The third volume of this project is simple— how will your black joy persevere into our future unknown?

As we enter a new geo-political age that threatens the livelihoods of many, we wonder — what are the methods, objects, knowledge and traditions our communities have held onto and practiced in the face of uncertain pathways forward? And in what ways are these methods lighting the path into the vast unknown? More importantly— how can we ensure that our global communities will indeed, persist?

Features visual, written and archival work by 60 contributors.

180 pages
5in x 8in
Perfect bound
Digital printing
2025