Lürzer’s Archive #233

Lürzer's Archive is a bi-monthly magazine for the advertising industry which features advertising campaigns for print and TV from around the world. Beginning as an archive of the best in print and video campaigns, they now encompass the ever growing gamut of creative commercial output.

In this issue:

Anxieties. The unfathomable beauty of nature. Actors faking CGI. Hollywood v. Coke. Who will save the US from itself? A slippery day in Istanbul. Genoa v. England. Richard Prince. Kate Stanners. KAWS and Comix. Authenticity interrogated. 2001 revisited. And 23 ads that you can’t get out of your heads.

London, UK; 23x21cm; 200+ pages, Quarterly;