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The French zine Society posted Frank Ocean on the front cover of its issue dated July 16–29, edition #285, using a 2021 photo by Andras Ladocsi. The cover story, titled “Sentiment Océanique” (Oceanic Feeling) by Victor Jezequel, examines what Ocean has been up to in the decade since releasing his 2016 albums Endless and Blonde.
Read MoreThe interview covers Frank’s interest in the nightlife at clubs, his childhood, themes in his new music, how he collaborates, his fashion sense, and more.
Read MoreThe interview is one of the most open and comfortable the artist has ever taken part in.
Read More“I think history will exalt Frank Ocean. By which I mean: One day he'll be known as the best, most boundary-shattering and timeless artist of his generation. Duh.”
Read More“FRANK OCEAN: The Artist is Absent” is now available to read online for those who didn't grab a copy of the zine.
Read MoreTo promote issue #33 of 032c, the company plastered large posters of Petra Collins' "Berlin Kidz" cover featuring Frank Ocean around the city.
Read MoreFrank graces his latest magazine cover as the subject of Petra Collins for 032c’s 33rd issue.
Read MoreIn his zine, Frank Ocean models for German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans in a series titled “I’m a Morning Person,” captured in Berlin in January 2015. The piece includes four portraits, one of which appears on the cover of Boys Don’t Cry and its companion album, Blonde.
Read MoreFrank Ocean debuts his highly anticipated studio album, along with a 370-page, large-format art book, which he is giving away for free at pop-up shops in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and London.
Read MoreFrank Ocean is the issue 3 cover star of the motor-based French magazine Garagisme.
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