Travis Scott Enlists Artists To Create a 112-Page ‘UTOPIA’ Zine
The “visual essay” comes with six different cover options.
Travis Scott is celebrating the release of his long-awaited UTOPIA LP with a limited edition zine. The rapper has already put out a series of album-specific merch, including the UTOPIA-branded briefcase he used to tease the project during its rollout.
The 6” by 8” zine made its debut on Sunday, with Scott sharing scans of its pages to his social media. Available on his official website, the zine is described as a “visual essay by various artists” and features six different cover options.
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The site previews a few pages of the 112-page zine, spanning contributions of both photography and graphic artwork from individual artists and collectives such as Opioid Crisis Look Book, Matthew Angelo Harrison and OCL and Kristina Nagel.
Most of the artists previewed on the site seem to have worked on several pages for the zine, such as Michele Siblioni and Pieter Hugo. While a few others sport direct messaging, such as the work of Liam Denhamer who created a circle of chrome chairs, where in the middle it reads, “Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.”
Available online now, the UTOPIA zine is priced at $25 USD and comes with a special edition CD.
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