A Magazine 28: Willy Chavarria
Launched as designer Willy Chavarria celebrates a decade of his label, this issue is not only a political gesture but also a human one. It honours the power of storytelling, the necessity of representation, and the emotional truths that connect us. With roots in California, Willy draws from the visual language of urban and rural working-class Chicano communities in the state’s Central Valley, unafraid to delve into the intimate themes closest to his heart: identity, human dignity, and the power of community. Featuring work by journalists, photographers, art directors, stylists, and more, the magazine concludes with a dialogue between Willy and Bishop Mariann Budde on faith and meaning.
208 pages, 23 x 30 cm, softcover, A Magazine (Antwerp).
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A Magazine 28: Willy Chavarria
Launched as designer Willy Chavarria celebrates a decade of his label, this issue is not only a political gesture but also a human one. It honours the power of storytelling, the necessity of representation, and the emotional truths that connect us. With roots in California, Willy draws from the visual language of urban and rural working-class Chicano communities in the state’s Central Valley, unafraid to delve into the intimate themes closest to his heart: identity, human dignity, and the power of community. Featuring work by journalists, photographers, art directors, stylists, and more, the magazine concludes with a dialogue between Willy and Bishop Mariann Budde on faith and meaning.
208 pages, 23 x 30 cm, softcover, A Magazine (Antwerp).
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Launched as designer Willy Chavarria celebrates a decade of his label, this issue is not only a political gesture but also a human one. It honours the power of storytelling, the necessity of representation, and the emotional truths that connect us. With roots in California, Willy draws from the visual language of urban and rural working-class Chicano communities in the state’s Central Valley, unafraid to delve into the intimate themes closest to his heart: identity, human dignity, and the power of community. Featuring work by journalists, photographers, art directors, stylists, and more, the magazine concludes with a dialogue between Willy and Bishop Mariann Budde on faith and meaning.
208 pages, 23 x 30 cm, softcover, A Magazine (Antwerp).
