VICE Vol. 2 · No. 7
The Photo Issue — UK edition
Early UK VICE Photo Issue, physically numbered Volume 2 Number 7 and corresponding to VICE's global Volume 11 Issue 6, The Photo Issue 2004. The issue brings together a notably dense network of photographers, artists and skate/downtown documentarians associated with early-2000s visual culture, including Ryan McGinley, Richard Kern, Terry Richardson, Tim Barber, Jerry Hsu, Ed Templeton, Dash Snow, Bruce LaBruce and others.
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- VICE
- Condition
- Very Good−
- Completeness
- Complete under the standing TMR magazine rule; no missing originally issued component has been reported for this copy.
- Date
- 2004 (month not stated)
Catalogue note
Early UK VICE Photo Issue, physically numbered Volume 2 Number 7 and corresponding to VICE's global Volume 11 Issue 6, The Photo Issue 2004. The issue brings together a notably dense network of photographers, artists and skate/downtown documentarians associated with early-2000s visual culture, including Ryan McGinley, Richard Kern, Terry Richardson, Tim Barber, Jerry Hsu, Ed Templeton, Dash Snow, Bruce LaBruce and others. It is preserved here as a complete UK regional edition with its local numbering retained rather than replaced by the global sequence.
Why this object matters
The 2004 photographer/skate/downtown network is unusually concentrated in this original UK Photo Issue. Its substantive comparative photographic value supports 8.9, with regional numbering retained and no implied endorsement of contributors.
Evidence limits: Complete under the standing TMR magazine rule; no missing originally issued component has been reported for this copy.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.9 / 10.
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