Apartamento Issue 11

Spring/Summer 2013, with François Halard learning to see in Arles, Michael Stipe sad to leave New York, Apichatpong Weerasethakul through the trees in Mae Rim, and Bob Gill across the pond and back.

Nacho Alegre photographs François Halard in Arles. Leon Ransmeier talks to Bob Gill in New York City, Rujana Rebernjak to Santi Caleca in Milan, Francesco Spampinato to Michael Smith in Austin, Mo Veld to Maurice Scheltens and Liesbeth Abbenes in Amsterdam, Jeff Rian to Dike Blair in New York and Helena Nilsson Strängberg to Anton Henning in Manker. Jeremy Liebman visits Apichatpong Weerasethakul in Mae Rim, and Michael Stipe writes on leaving New York City himself. Daniel Morgenthaler chairs a conversation in Zurich under the title "Time for your shelf". Ute Woltron writes on the elegance of lightness, Arquitectura-G on a tailor-made world, Ramdane Touhami welcomes readers to his home, Karley Sciortino meets a dominatrix, Jonathan Olivares reads customer reviews, Tenko Nakajima lives in a waffle and Marlene Marino contributes "L'ami de mon amie". The materials study is clay, and Mirko Borsche and Gian Gisiger illustrate a selection of proverbs.

The Featuring list also names Ricardo Bofill, Elfie Semotan, Tony Cederteg, Adrià Cañameras, Lovis Caputo, Lars Müller, Alexander Schärer and Henry Roy. Andy Rementer and Margherita Urbani's comic continues from issue 10.