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Acne Studios Opens Pink Libraries in Five Cities for 30th Anniversary

publication · 2026-06-30

Acne Studios has launched the Acne Paper Pink Library at StandBy Harajuku in Tokyo, in honor of the brand's 30th anniversary and the release of Acne Paper Issue 21: Autoportrait. This vibrant space is adorned in pink and includes cozy seating, low tables stacked with various publications, and large windows overlooking the street. The pop-up event will last from June 25 to July 5, 2026, and is part of a series encompassing cities such as Paris, London, Shanghai, and New York. Additional highlights include artist self-portraits and insights from leading figures featured in the special edition of the magazine.

Key facts

  • Acne Studios opened the Acne Paper Pink Library at StandBy Harajuku in Tokyo.
  • The library marks the release of Acne Paper Issue 21: Autoportrait and the 30th anniversary of Acne Studios.
  • The installation features a monochromatic pink interior with a built-in sofa and low tables.
  • Books are curated by Tokyo bookstore POST.
  • The program runs in Tokyo, Paris, London, Shanghai, and New York from June 25 to July 5, 2026.
  • Paris kiosk collaborates with Delpire & Co; London telephone box is curated by Claire de Rouen Books.
  • Autoportrait includes portfolios by Jordan Hemingway, Guinevere van Seenus, Malick Bodian, and Katerina Jebb.
  • An exhibition by Carlijn Jacobs, A Blank Canvas, is held at Acne Paper Palais Royal in Paris.

Entities

Artists

  • Jordan Hemingway
  • Guinevere van Seenus
  • Malick Bodian
  • Katerina Jebb
  • Casper Sejersen
  • George Krakowiak
  • Sadie Coles
  • Honey Dijon
  • Max Lamb
  • Viviane Sassen
  • Robbie Barrat
  • Lena Endre
  • Natasha Fraser
  • Mark Holgate
  • Johanna Agerman Ross
  • Xerxes Cook
  • Ben Evans
  • Frances Armstrong Jones
  • Vince Aletti
  • Carlijn Jacobs

Institutions

  • Acne Studios
  • StandBy Harajuku
  • POST
  • Delpire & Co
  • Claire de Rouen Books
  • Acne Paper Palais Royal

Locations

  • Tokyo
  • Japan
  • Paris
  • France
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Shanghai
  • China
  • New York
  • United States
  • Stockholm
  • Sweden
  • Seine
  • Soho Square

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