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Visionaire 43 by Josh Rubin
When the 43rd issue of Visionaire comes out next month it will be the first to use a revolutionary process called laser-cutting. No ink will be used because the images will be etched out of a blank black page. Based in SoHo NYC, Visionaire focuses on art and fashion and is known for pushing the limits of publishing process, presentation and content with each of its limited edition quarterly issues. 1500 copies of issue 43 will be made.
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