Treats! Magazine Issue Five | Page 2

CONTENTS 8 JOHN VAN HAMERSVELD Since his 1966 The Endless Summer movie poster, graphic artist John Van Hamersveld has been responsible for creating the visual experience of pop culture for us all. From his album designs—The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Blondie—and his groundbreaking concert posters—Hendrix, the Jefferson Airplane, Cream—Van Hamersveld has influenced everyone from Shepard Fairey to the punk rock movement. TREATS! drops by the master artist’s studio for a chat about rock ‘n’ roll, culture and the art of day-glow design. by Harvey Kubernik 18 B&W photographs by ANDREAS KOCK 34 SEXSOMNIA Sweat-soaked sheets. Haunting hallucinations. Dream- time erotic impulses. Rousing to strange and unsettling surroundings—disoriented, disrobed and drenched—only to discover you have done the unthinkable again. Welcome to the Grimm’s Fairytale-esque world of a sexsomniac. TREATS! jumps into this shadowy sexual disorder that seems to be on the rise, talking to sufferers, doctors, skeptics and victims in a story—and short film—that is guaranteed to titillate and bewilder. by Jane Halperin photographs by PAUL MINOR 48 LE PRINCE DE PARFUM Dubbed “the perfume artist,” Kilian Hennessy, the scion of the fabled cognac empire, creates exotic and forbidden scents—all in the name of poetry, art and literature. TREATS! meets up with the jet-setting perfume maestro in NYC to discuss the semantics of scents, the power of Rimbaud and his new parfum In the Garden of Good and Evil. by Rob Hill photographs by STEVE SHAW 54 EVA & KELSEY photographs by LUIS SANCHIS 56 CISCO photographs by DAVID BELLEMERE 66 THE LAST OF THE MAVERICKS The late UK photographer Bob Carlos Clarke, known for his striking and revolutionary use of rubber on his models, never became an internationally famous photographer in the vein of Newton, Avedon or Ritts—until now. TREATS! looks back— and forward—at Clarke’s maverick career, his turbulent personal life and what the future may hold for his legacy. by Rena Silverman 96 ZUZANA photographs by ANNE-CONSTANCE FRÉNOY 108 VANESSA photographs by KESLER TRAN 112 THE MAN WHO (ALMOST) FOOLED EVERYONE During the 20th century, one man, a charming Hungarian aristocrat named Elmyr de Hory, threatened to take down the entire art world with his flawless forgeries. From Van Gogh to Matisse and everyone in between, de Hory was a master drawer and forger who fooled the most savvy of art critics, collectors, and museums with his immaculate fakes. TREATS! delves into the mercurial man who went by dozens of nom de plumes and finds, in a delicious twist of fate, that the master copier is now considered a “master artist” by the very community he bilked for so many years. by Sarah Hassan 124 TABITHA photographs by STEVE SHAW 136 THE SHOOTING RANGE LA-based contemporary artist James Georgopoulos— sculptor, painter, photographer—is setting the art world on fire with his fiber and paint-based artwork in “The Guns of Cinema” and “The Cameras of Cinema” series’. TREATS! heads to his sprawling Hawthorne airport-based studio to talk movie iconography, guns, and what he hopes his art will provoke among viewers. by Maxwell Williams 148 HOLLIE photographs by MARIANNA ROTHEN 162 EUGENA photographs by JOSH RYAN 166 BLACK TONGUE photographs by SAMUEL BAYER 184 TEHILA photographs by JAMES MACARI 192 PARTY PICS Our annual Halloween party, “TRICK OR TREATS,” was one for the ages, thanks to Marquis Vodka—and the lack of clothing. 84 TRIPTYCHS photographs by SAMUEL BAYER 2 treatsmagazine.com COVER: PHOTOGRAPH BY SAMUEL BAYER. MODEL: XENIA