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Yes & No Magazine Issue 01:02 Back Issue

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The Cover Story focuses climate change and the urban problem surrounding air pollution. Professor Frank Kelly, Director of the Environmental Research Group based at King’s College, discusses the complex issues around the toxic atmosphere in city centres and The Great Diesel Disaster. The article raises many questions including, Are battery electric cars the answer? The Y&N Centrefold artist is Nicola Tyson, represented by Sadie Coles, HQ, and Petzel Gallery, NYC. We also feature other artists including Tom Burr, represented by Maureen Paley, Bortolami, New York, and Galerie Neu, Berlin, Joanna Piotrowska and Neal Jones, both represented by Southard Reid, and feminist Rose Finn-Kelcey. Featured articles cover mental and sexual health, looking at depression and blood-borne viruses, respectively, the harp as the instrument historically favoured by royalty, and a woman’s personal history of The Jane Hotel in the Meatpacking District of New York. We feature the short story A Knight Out by YBA member Simon Bill. This season’s menu is courtesy of the multi-award winning Scottish chef Adam Handling of the famed Frog Restaurant, Shoreditch. And much more besides… Yes & No is designed and made in London.
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Issue 01:02 The Cover Story focuses climate change and the urban problem surrounding air pollution. Professor Frank Kelly, Director of the Environmental Research Group based at King’s College, discusses the complex issues around the toxic atmosphere in city centres and The Great Diesel Disaster. The article raises many questions including, Are battery electric cars the answer? The Y&N Centrefold artist is Nicola Tyson, represented by Sadie Coles, HQ, and Petzel Gallery, NYC. We also feature other artists including Tom Burr, represented by Maureen Paley, Bortolami, New York, and Galerie Neu, Berlin, Joanna Piotrowska and Neal Jones, both represented by Southard Reid, and feminist Rose Finn-Kelcey. Featured articles cover mental and sexual health, looking at depression and blood-borne viruses, respectively, the harp as the instrument historically favoured by royalty, and a woman’s personal history of The Jane Hotel in the Meatpacking District of New York. We feature the short story A Knight Out by YBA member Simon Bill. This season’s menu is courtesy of the multi-award winning Scottish chef Adam Handling of the famed Frog Restaurant, Shoreditch. And much more besides… Yes & No is designed and made in London.


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The Cover Story focuses climate change and the urban problem surrounding air pollution. Professor Frank Kelly, Director of the Environmental Research Group based at King’s College, discusses the complex issues around the toxic atmosphere in city centres and The Great Diesel Disaster. The article raises many questions including, Are battery electric cars the answer? The Y&N Centrefold artist is Nicola Tyson, represented by Sadie Coles, HQ, and Petzel Gallery, NYC. We also feature other artists including Tom Burr, represented by Maureen Paley, Bortolami, New York, and Galerie Neu, Berlin, Joanna Piotrowska and Neal Jones, both represented by Southard Reid, and feminist Rose Finn-Kelcey. Featured articles cover mental and sexual health, looking at depression and blood-borne viruses, respectively, the harp as the instrument historically favoured by royalty, and a woman’s personal history of The Jane Hotel in the Meatpacking District of New York. We feature the short story A Knight Out by YBA member Simon Bill. This season’s menu is courtesy of the multi-award winning Scottish chef Adam Handling of the famed Frog Restaurant, Shoreditch. And much more besides… Yes & No is designed and made in London.
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Yes & No is a new quarterly magazine that embraces today’s new realites, holding up a cultural mirror to reflect the eclectic yet fragile world while rigorously asking: What? How? Why? Where?

YES & NO represents a defiant movement against the certainties that increasingly divide us. Contained within its beautifully designed pages — in digital and print — it speaks to like-minded people who are increasingly dismayed by the stark choices that have defined the political landscape in recent years. The content-rich quarterly magazine is made for people who believe in a more fluid, creative approach — for people who see value in exploring life from all angles and who embrace a multiple range of solutions to the task of navigating the modern world. YES & NO is tolerant, exploratory, curious and promotes a stimulating mixture of science, art and culture for our times. It is designed to raise questions than to provide answers. It’s a companion for the modern world — a manifesto for anyone who embraces life’s complexities rather than confining it within the parameters of either yes or no

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