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Issue 3 of *Purple Sexe*, one of the early publications from Purple, based in Paris, France, was released in 1998. This issue explores "sex" not merely as an erotic image, but as a contemporary expression where the body, desire, fashion, private life, and performance intersect, and includes 16 works. The magazine features works by Terry Richardson, including "Saint-Germain-des-Prés" and "Joy Dish Liquid," as well as Richard Kahn's "Lucy," Jack Pierson's "Summer Pictures," Noritoshi Hirakawa's "Virtue in Vice," and contributions from Vanessa Beecroft and Katja Laarwes. Without regard for the boundaries between photography, contemporary art, and fashion, each artist approaches the body and intimacy from a different angle. The appeal lies in the fact that the faces of photographers and artists who would later become symbolic of the 1990s are lined up within a still raw contemporary context. This first issue encapsulates the free and provocative editorial philosophy pursued by early Purple magazines, along with the atmosphere of independent culture in the late 1990s.
