VICE Vol. 2 No. 3
The Travel Issue — UK edition · Terry Richardson cover · early grime / “Garageland” feature
UK VICE Volume 2 Number 3, The Travel Issue, a free-distribution issue built around tourism, migration, international subcultures and the magazine’s deliberately abrasive travel writing. Its strongest TMR feature is Andy Capper’s “Garageland”, previewed on the cover as “Black Quadrophenia” and documenting grime’s arrival in Ayia Napa through contemporary voices including Kano and RWD writer Rosa Ahmed.
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- VICE
- Condition
- Very Good appearance, ungraded
- Completeness
- Assumed complete under the standing owner rule for magazines unless stated otherwise. Supplied photographs show the front cover, rear cover and contents page; no page-by-page physical collation has been performed.
- Date
- 2004 (UK edition; exact local month unverified; corresponding global Travel Issue package archived 30 November 2004)
Catalogue note
UK VICE Volume 2 Number 3, The Travel Issue, a free-distribution issue built around tourism, migration, international subcultures and the magazine’s deliberately abrasive travel writing. Its strongest TMR feature is Andy Capper’s “Garageland”, previewed on the cover as “Black Quadrophenia” and documenting grime’s arrival in Ayia Napa through contemporary voices including Kano and RWD writer Rosa Ahmed. The same issue carries Suroosh Alvi’s Pakistan travel report, pieces on Canada, runaways and refugees, drug smuggling, and a Terry Richardson travel cover. It is a dense snapshot of early-2000s VICE using mobility and place to connect youth culture, music, fashion and reportage.
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