Stackable milk glass mug with a FAR–NEAR logo print. Available as a single mug or as a pair.

All profits of this FAR-NEAR fundraiser will go to Sirkhane DARKROOM, a non-profit at the Syrian-Turkish border teaching children analog photography.

Long sleeve tee featuring a quote by Rabindranath Tagore and an image of florals from Sirkhane DARKROOM.

*Sizes Small and Medium Only!*

Photograph by Kary Kwok and FAR–NEAR logo graphic on a light blue organic cotton tee.

Designed by Raiheth Rawla and hand-embroidered in India, this book envelope perfectly fits our book series and any other 6×8.25in book.

The blanket dreams are made of – a sea of fish photographed in Tsukiji Market grace this 100% cotton woven blanket.

The blanket dreams are made of – an endless ocean in Venice graces this 100% cotton woven blanket.

Illustrator Urara Muramatsu wakes the fuck up, everyday. On a 100% cotton woven blanket.

Vol. 4 – Guidance features Trinh T. Minh-ha, Kikuji Kawada, Hu Yang, Brendan George Ko, Vince Aung, Ibrahem Hasan and Sirkhane DARKROOM.

Vol. 3 focuses on devotion, featuring artists from Hong Kong to Uzbekistan including Zhang Huan, Shintaro Sakamoto, Fatima Al Qadiri and Eikoh Hosoe.

Vol. 2 focuses on Taste–Distaste and features the likes of Takashi Homma, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s The Land Foundation, Nick Sethi, Richie Shazam and Pixy Liao.

Vol. 1 focuses on movement and features include Juri Onuki, Shirin Neshat, Pouran Jinchi, Beijing Opera, New Delhi Pride Parade and 9m88.

A personal index, research project and 141-card deck on Asian artist collectives by Lulu Yao Gioiello.

Introducing the FAR–NEAR Book Tote. Designed by Raiheth Rawla and crafted in India, this book tote perfectly fits Vol. 1-4 and then some.

This reflective FAR NEAR logo tee creates an attention-grabbing flash when the wearer is near moving light.

This mesh shirt features art from Volume 3 contributor Yuri Eury. 50% of the profits go to the artist.

“Reality cannot be deprived of other echoes that inhabit the garden.” This tee features the words of Edward Said and a mythical kappa illustration.

Proceeds go to the Asian American Federation for this lyric tee based on Lim Giong’s A Pure Person.

This 100% recycled cotton tee features Tatsumi Hijikata poster art. Partial proceeds go to the Butoh Sozo Shigen foundation.

100% of the profits of this tee went to the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund and the Immigrant History Initiative.

Hitoshi Fugo, a Japanese photographer featured in vol. 2, created a photo series around an iron pan he used to cook for over 20 years.

Designed after the Narita Airport passport control, this 100% silk scarf is a reminder of the many that cross the world to start anew.

To celebrate the inaugural release of vol 1, this soft white tee features a scan of the cover.