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Protest Box’ Puts Things Into Perspective Photo: Vincent Skoglund Featured PLATTAN BAGIS Available in Feature 3.5mm standard www.urbanears.com colorway MUSTARD TANTO & MEDIS 10 colors: microphone and remote. [email protected] Photo: Pommier © 2011 Vans, Inc. © 2011 Vans, Inc. Photo: Brittain © 2011 Vans, Inc. Photo: Ane Jens © 2011 Vans, Inc. The winners of VICE and Duck and Cover’s We Want Your Face competition not only got £1000 cash and £1000 of Duck and Cover apparel, they also got to star in this shoot, sporting the best of Duck and Cover’s wears. Lucky them. To find out more, go to www.duckandcover.co.uk Photos by Maisie Cousins Stylist: Ali Carman Hair and make-up: Xabier Celaya Models: Aaron James and Chloerayne Pearce BOXPARK SHOREDITCH THE WORLD'S FIRST POP-UP MALL ABUZE / AMNESTY SHOP / ART AGAINST KNIVES / BOXFRESH / BOXPARK BUKOWSKI / CALVIN KLEIN / CHOP’D / CRUSSH / CYBER CANDY / DAVID MAYAR NAMAN DC SHOES / DOCKERS / ETNIES / EVISU / FARAH VINTAGE / FIFTY FIVE DSL FOXCROFT & GINGER / FRAE FROZEN YOGHURT / GOLA / HOP-NAMO / IRREGULAR CHOICE KANGOL / LACOSTE L!VE / LEVI’S / LUKE / MARIMEKKO / MEXWAY / NEW ERA NIKE / OAKLEY / ONE TRUE SAXON / ONEPIECE ORIGINAL / PENGUIN / PALLADIUM PHAIDON / PIEMINISTER / PLAYFUL PROMISES / PUMA / ROUTE ONE / SMILEY THE NORTH FACE / URBANEARS / VANS TABLE OF CONTENTS Photo by Ricardo Cases from his series Paloma Al Aire. VOLUME 9 NUMBER 12 Cover by Ben Ritter HADEPHOBIA IS THE FEAR OF HADES RAGE RECEPTACLE And It’s Scary as Hell . 30 Martin Parr’s ‘Protest Box’ Puts Things into Perspective . 90 DON’T FEAR THE SQUARE AND COMPASS These Masonic Ladies Are Really Quite Lovely . 32 THE EMANATIONS OF SHIVA FUTURE IMPERFECT Making Offerings in Bali, to Something Can a Bunch of Soothsayers Tell Me What to Do with My Life? . 34 that Might Not Be There . 100 WE CAN ALL AGREE THE SYSTEM IS FUCKED THE MYSTERIES OF THE TEACHER But How Occupy’s Going To Fuck the System Vissarion’s Church of the Last Testament Is a Whole Other Ordeal . 36 Is the Only Reason to Visit Siberia . 108 2011: AS THE WORLD BURNS ATHENS IS BURNING 30 Pages of Protests, Uprisings and Pissed-Off People . 40 And Acid Baby Jesus Can’t Do Anything About It . 118 12 VICE.COM UK v9n12 003-130 (Final).indd 12 11-11-30 9:23 AM TABLE OF CONTENTS Photo by Ricardo Cases from his series Paloma Al Aire. 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