Gibecière, Vol. 19, No. 2
Another packed issue featuring stories on JN Maskelyne, his Box Trick; and the sixth instalment about itinerant conjuror Pinetti
Expert assessments of new tricks, books, gear, and performances.
Another packed issue featuring stories on JN Maskelyne, his Box Trick; and the sixth instalment about itinerant conjuror Pinetti
‘King of Cards’ Denis Behr wows hip Brooklyn crowds.
We gave a young magician $100 to buy some current magic. See what tickled his fancy and what he thought of his purchases.
This innovative new system from Joshua Jay revolutionizes memorized deck magic. It doesn’t matter if you’re an experienced stack worker or have never attempted to use a memorized deck before. There's something for everyone.
A beautifully produced book, written with passion and knowledge. A book that will make you think.
The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, has woven together artifacts and ephemera of magicians, seance mediums, spirit photographers, visual artists, and ghost-show operators that explore our multi-faceted fascination with the dead.
As part of his continuing “Bammo” series, the prolific Bob Farmer has produced a download document that explains his clever mash-up of the Princess Card Trick.
This Celebrity Edition of the trick is by Simon Lipkin. It’s very well made and doesn't look like a magic trick at all.
This Jeki Yoo prop is a version of Mike Skinner’s wonderful Three-Card Monte routine.
In Juan Pablo’s clever opening effect you give a plain silk handkerchief a little shake and the image of a glass of liquid appears printed on the silk.
Magic isn’t just in the performance—it’s in the tools. From tapered cards to bias coins, meet Eoin O’Hare: the craftsman behind The Perfect Shuffle, who’s turning a century-old craft into modern magic with precision-made jigs, passion, and fire.
If Volume One was the undergraduate study of performing mentalism for the corporate crowd, this is the post-doc exploration.