Sep 17

The Thing Quarterly: Issue 20: An exclusive preview of Tauba Auerbach’s conceptual wall-clock for the object-based periodical

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The Thing Quarterly: Issue 20


San Francisco-based conceptual publication The Thing Quarterly commissions artists, writers and other creative types to create a useful everyday object that incorporates text, sending epistolary shower curtains, onion cutting boards and more to subscribers four times a year. For its…

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Aug 29

[wherever] Magazine: The new print publication’s literary approach to travel

Posted in: creativenon-fiction, literary, nonfiction, printmedia

[wherever] Magazine


Taking a different approach from destination-heavy travel publications like Suitcase Magazine or Wallpaper* City Guides, newcomer [wherever] gets more literary; choosing to gather personal essays on experiences, cultures and politics, loosely tied together by the…

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Aug 19

The Modern Magazine: From printing issues on plywood to iPad apps, Jeremy Leslie of magCulture covers innovative design in the last decade of periodical publishing

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The Modern Magazine


London-based graphic designer and founder of magCulture, an editorial design consultancy and an equally-informative magazine design blog, Jeremy Leslie is channeling 25 years of experience into his newest book, “…

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Aug 02

Odiseo Vol. 2: A sophisticated take on adult entertainment by Barcelona-based design shop Folch Studio

Posted in: essays, nudes

Odiseo Vol. 2


When viewing adult entertainment through rose-tinted glasses, the longstanding joke about “gentlemen’s magazines” is that the pictures are nice, but one subscribes for the articles. While we all know this is hardly the case with most newsstand nudie mags, the recently published Continue Reading…

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Jul 31

Interview: Fabriano Fabbri: The Italian professor takes a phenomenological approach to contemporary fashion in his bilingual book

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Interview: Fabriano Fabbri


If we exclude photographic books and classic essays, it’s difficult to find a truly interesting publication about fashion. This is not the case with “L’orizzonte degli Eventi,” or “The Event Horizon,” recently written by professor Continue Reading…

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Jul 24

Interview: George Quraishi of Howler Magazine: Soccer’s newest publication takes a look at the sport from the eyes of an American

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Interview: George Quraishi of Howler Magazine


by Madison Kahn Howler is a new quarterly magazine aimed at the American soccer fan, entertaining both die-hards and newbies alike. Founders Mark Kirby and George Quraishi launched a Kickstarter campaign in 2012 that raised $69,000…

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Jul 18

Chickpea Magazine: The ultimate publication for vegan foodies that doubles as a lifelong cookbook

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Chickpea Magazine


by Tara Lange Chickpea Magazine is a high quality, visually rich food magazine. Though similar in some ways to other magazines featuring food, Chickpea is set far apart by its dedication to a 100% vegan lifestyle. In 2011, after Cara…

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Jun 10

Interview: Serena Guen of Suitcase Magazine: Experience the world through the eyes of a young editor and her new travel publication

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Interview: Serena Guen of Suitcase Magazine


Suitcase Magazine is a new print publication that is re-imagining the role of the travel magazine by saying goodbye to the impossibly luxurious and the underwhelming tourist clichés and embracing the eclectic and adventurous appetite of…

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May 28

Interview: Becky Crew: Australian science writer and author of “Zombie Birds, Astronaut Fish and Other Weird Animals”

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Interview: Becky Crew


Becky Crew spent her childhood in the picturesque Blue Mountains in Australia, with her (human) family and a menagerie that included dogs, cats, pigeons, crabs and all kinds of critters. Suffice to say she has always had a bit of a fascination with…

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May 24

Interview: Sam Walton of Hole & Corner: A British magazine that celebrates the kind of quiet, dedicated craftsmanship that rarely gets indulgent editorial

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Interview: Sam Walton of Hole & Corner


by Gavin Lucas Hole & Corner is a brand new bi-annual print magazine devoted to “celebrating craft, beauty, passion and skill.” Hot off the press, issue one takes a look at how Chris King carefully…

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