Magazines

Croatian born Perich was a member of the Letterist group (the collective which later begat the Situationist International) in Paris before arriving in New York City in 1970. Although an accomplished painter, filmmaker, and poet, Perich is best known to New Yorkers for his cable access show Anton Perich Presents (1973), which featured movers, shakers, and players from the downtown scene. The antics portrayed spurred censorship and then subsequent liberation from broadcast regulators, opening the door for artists & scenesters on TV long before Glenn O'Brien's TV Party.

In the early 80’s, avant-garde radio moguls Peter Moser and Alex Douglas (of Co-Op Radio’s famed Alien Soundtracks program) published a semi-regular zine titled CLEM: Canadian List of Electronic Music. The list operated as a catalog of recent electronic, synth, experimental, and “music of intelligence and feeling” from around the world. For many it was the go-to guide for left-field music at a time when information was not widely available.
 

Intersection looks at how our most personal, treasured machines move us, capturing the spirit of life’s journey: on the road, at sea & in the air. The definitive seasonal guide to style in motion, it’s where experiences are shared, styles are formed, and ideas accelerated.

For over 25 years LEG SHOW Magazine has celebrated the power and mystery of the female form, depicting its women in classic pinup style -- wearing girdles and corsets, nylon pantyhose or full fashioned stockings and garter belts, and always the highest high heels.