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TMR-000337Magazine object

PIMP Magazine No. 13

The Art of Creation — Shepard Fairey / Anthony Lister / The Ting Tings / Herakut cover art

2007 (month not stated)

PIMP Magazine No. 13, a 2007 issue of the free UK independent culture title, brings together street and contemporary art with emerging music culture. Its cover is explicitly credited to German street-art duo Herakut; features include Shepard Fairey, Anthony Lister, The Ting Tings, George Pringle, The New Sins, Metalwing and an Evolving Styles section.

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Publication
PIMP Magazine
Condition
Good+ / Very Good− — structurally sound with visible rubbing, fine scratching and small surface scuffs to the dark front cover, plus modest edge and corner wear
Completeness
Complete — all pages/components assumed present under the standing TMR completeness rule; no missing issued component has been reported
Date
2007 (month not stated)

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Catalogue note

PIMP Magazine No. 13, a 2007 issue of the free UK independent culture title, brings together street and contemporary art with emerging music culture. Its cover is explicitly credited to German street-art duo Herakut; features include Shepard Fairey, Anthony Lister, The Ting Tings, George Pringle, The New Sins, Metalwing and an Evolving Styles section. A rear advertisement documents the Evolving Styles live charity street-art auction at Cargo, London, on 7 December 2007, giving the physical issue unusually strong documentary value for the late-2000s crossover between street art, independent publishing, fashion and music.

Why this object matters

The credited Herakut cover and dated Cargo charity-auction advertisement tie street art to an identifiable live publishing community. Retain outstanding 8.9 significance for this unusually concrete original network document.

Evidence limits: Complete — all pages/components assumed present under the standing TMR completeness rule; no missing issued component has been reported

Score and assessment method

Archive Importance: 8.9 / 10.

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