Apartamento Issue 7

Spring/Summer 2011, with Kenny Scharf in Los Angeles, Bruce Benderson's technicolor two-bedroom in New York, Juana Molina in Buenos Aires, and an everyday-life food supplement featuring Alice Waters and Jim Haynes.

Paula Yacomuzzi opens with "Crisis vs. Creativity" from Barcelona. Anja Aronowsky Cronberg meets Zoe Bedeaux, the sourceress, in London; Jenna Sutela visits the textile designer Vuokko Eskolin-Nurmesniemi in Helsinki; Helena Nilsson Strängberg photographs Liselotte Watkins in Milan; Francesco Spampinato talks to Kenny Scharf; Juan Ignacio Moralejo finds Juana Molina at home in Buenos Aires; Michael Bullock visits Bruce Benderson in New York City; and Maria Cristina Didero tells the story of Aldo Ballo and Marirosa Toscani Ballo in Milan. Gemma Holt writes on Rosanjin, Blunk and clay, Nicolas Trembley on fat lava, Nick Currie on a new box, and Ola Rindal photographs a home overlooking the park. The food supplement carries Eva Hagberg on Alice Waters, Anja Aronowsky Cronberg's "Join me for supper!", Miguel Figueroa on Gloria Pinette and Anaïs Melero, and essays by Chiara Merino and Claire Frisbie. The materials study is bricks.

The food supplement marked the magazine's growing interest in the kitchen as the centre of a home, a thread that runs through later issues in interviews with Margot and Fergus Henderson, Jessica Koslow, Ruth Rogers, Claudia Roden and Rachel Roddy.