Cool Hunting
Celebrating their 25th year in print, i-D Magazine teamed up with Argentine designer Alejandro Sarmiento and the Malba, Buenos Aires' modern art museum, to create this storage container for i-D back issues. The "i-D Brick" features a honeycomb design that "elevates your mags to art book status" and comes either empty for $49 or with 11 or 12 of some of i-D's rarest issues for $400.
Currently available at the Malba store and at London's Fashion and Textile Museum, the collectable edition will travel throughout 2006 to Paris, Tokyo, New York, Sao Paulo, Hong Kong, and Beijing with an exhibition called i-Dentity. The show celebrates two and a half decades of i-D, including work by Hussein Chalayan, JT Leroy, Wolfgang Tillmans and curated by the magazine's founder, creative director, and editor-in-chief Terry Jones.
More pictures after the jump.
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