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TMR-000777Magazine object

VICE Vol. 4 No. 3

The Food Issue · UK edition · Chris Glancy cover

2006 (UK local month not established)

VICE UK Volume 4 Number 3, The Food Issue, from 2006. Its cover turns fast food—burger, fries, milkshake and popcorn—into an ornate candlelit still life, photographed by Chris Glancy with prop styling by Amy Henry.

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Publication
VICE
Condition
Very Good appearance, ungraded. Light edge/corner handling, modest rubbing and small surface marks. Front remains clean and strongly presented; rear American Apparel advertisement has light edge wear. Supplied contents page appears clean.
Completeness
Assumed complete under standing TMR magazine rule unless owner states otherwise. Front, rear and contents supplied; no page-by-page collation and no insert/supplement status inferred.
Date
2006 (UK local month not established)

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VICE UK Volume 4 Number 3, The Food Issue, from 2006. Its cover turns fast food—burger, fries, milkshake and popcorn—into an ornate candlelit still life, photographed by Chris Glancy with prop styling by Amy Henry. Inside, food becomes a vehicle for VICE’s characteristic mixture of provocation, social observation and grotesque humour, ranging from English breakfast and soup kitchens to bulimia, fat camp, food taboos and supermarket culture. It strengthens TMR’s unusually dense run of UK Volume 4 issues.

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Archive Importance: 8.8 / 10.

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