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Volume 1 — Second Edition

Introducing Volume 1, 2nd Edition. The Volume has been completely overhauled and includes maps that charts the routes of American Airlines and United Airlines and their respective histories. Also inside is an essay that looks at the history of the moving map, an overview of the both airlines and an airport portrait of Honolulu International.

magCulture Live New York

Here’s a few photos from magCulture Live in NYC. Hosted by ACE Hotel Brooklyn, it was great to talk about Direction of Travel and meet the other magazines presenting that day which included New York Times Magazine, Interview, The Paris Review, Balcony, Gossamer, Banana, Mother Tongue and Happy David from Casa Magazines. Special thanks to Jeremy from magCulture for inviting me.

Photos by Ester Segretto/magCulture

Stockists in NYC

Direction of Travel is now available in New York at Head Hi in Brooklyn, Casa Magazines in the West Village and Standards Manual in Brooklyn.

ALITALIA World-Wide Network

The inside map of an Alitalia timetable from April 1963. This and other Alitalia maps were included in Volume 3.

Airport picture

For decades I have been making work about flying. Direction of Travel is one such project. Other projects include a long running portrait of the villages surrounding Heathrow airport. Another are observations from airports around the world, following in the footsteps of Fischli & Weiss.

Salzburg, waiting to board in 2016. The plane taking off in the distance is from Air Berlin, now extinct. I love the colour coordinated vehicles in use here, surrounding the British Airways Airbus tending to her every need while passengers disembark.