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Playground Magazine Issue 4 brings together over 70 creatives – strategists, artists, designers, and writers – to map the current state of creativity across Europe and beyond. Across essays, data, and dialogue, Issue 4 reflects on the invisible economy that powers creativity, asking what it takes to keep it fair, connected, and alive, and how experimentation and play move things forward.
Kinfolk Magazine Issue 59 (the Clean Issue) considers the meaning of “clean” as a ritual, a feeling and an instinct. If you’re starting to think about spring cleaning, you can read our longform essay, which examines how clean we really need to be; or else find solace in Dirty Habits, which turns its attention to the universal pockets of imperfection we all have—dead plants, missing mugs or a junk drawer.
The Weekender Book "Madrid" is here. Discover Madrid through the eyes of Charlotte Bergan Cioli as she rediscovers it for herself. Her home for two years, she invites you to join her on a journey through the places and spaces that have made her welcome and proud to call the city home. Move from Thursday to Sunday through bookshops, markets, and museums; from morning coffee on a rooftop terrace to tapas in a taverna; from waterlilies in the park to fine art in the Museo National Thyssen.
The Weekender Book "Milan". Explore Milan through the eyes of Lorenzo Morandi in a melodic visual journey, moving between styles, trends, cultures, and changes. Morandi has never lived in the city as a resident, but knows it intimately as a commuter, dashing in and out at the beginning or end of a work day. The distance has given him a unique eye, knowledgeable about the details and hidden corners of Milan, yet able to explore it with the fascinated curiosity of a visitor.
The Weekender Book "Palm Beach" by Jeannie Albers is here. America’s first resort destination, Palm Beach thrives today as both a sanctuary and a stage. In a narrative that transitions from radiant beach mornings to opulent coastal facades, afternoon promenades to the quiet glow of the evening, photographer Jeannie Albers crafts a poetic visual journey through a weekend in Palm Beach.
The Weekender Book "Tucson" by Erica Connolly. From its Indigenous roots to its Spanish heritage and into the present day, Tucson is a creative and complex community, infused with desert spirit. Photographer Erica Connolly invites readers on a visual journey through this unique urban-desert destination, taking in the sweeping landscapes of the hilltop views and mountain outlines to the small and intimate details of Tucson neighborhood life.
Frame Magazine Issue 165 honours the recent FRAME Awards winners and predicts what lies ahead for spatial design, as editor in chief Floor Kuitert explains. This issue is all about reflection and projection. We showcase the projects and people representing the best of the spatial design industry in the past year – and look ahead with the key themes set to shape the spaces of tomorrow.
The New Era Magazine Issue 7 brings together interiors, architecture, design and craft in a beautifully designed bi-annual publication. In every issue the readers meet some of the most interesting spaces, people and topics of this moment in time.
FUKT Magazine Issue 23 (the Sound Issue) is here. The Sound Issue traces the relation between sound and drawing, where they meet, overlap, and translate each other. How can a drawing capture rhythm, voice, or noise? What does sound look like on paper? From graphic scores and musical structures to resonance, vibration, and listening, this issue brings together artists who turn sound into image and image into sound.
FUKT Magazine Issue 22 (the Nature Issue) is exploring the timeless bond between drawing and the natural world. This issue brings together artists from six continents who capture nature from different perspectives. You'll find conversations on queer ecology, stories of pioneering female botanists, and reflections on how drawing can deepen our connection to the environment.
FUKT Magazine Issue 21 (the Unknown Issue) is exploring the uncertainties that inundate our everyday lives, the mysteries that are lurking in the shadows, and the vast potential of life beyond our own universe. The unknown encompasses us, concealed in the past, present, and future - veiled behind the facades of cities and within the depths of our own minds.
Lodestars Anthology Issue 8 (New Zealand, Revisited) is here. New Zealand (Aotearoa) is a land of myth, created, according to Māori lore, when the Polynesian Demi-God Māui cast a fishhook crafted from an ancestor’s jawbone off the canoe in which he had stowed himself away.
Lodestars Anthology City Guide Lisbon is here. Fall in love Lisbon's food, fado and all-round fabulousness. This new City Guide features a fantastic selection of restaurants, hotels, artists, activities, tours, green spaces and weekend escapes... everything you need for the perfect escape.
The Road Rat Issue 22 is here. 'The Nineties Renaissance’, celebrating the cars born out of a pivotal decade between the analogue and digital eras.
The Travel Almanac Issue 25 has arrived. Commemorating the 25th issue, themed “Adventure”, we are happy to announce a relaunch of The Travel Almanac! For the first time since the inception of the publication in 2010, the magazine is being released in a larger hardcover format, with a new cover design focusing on the signature “TTA Globe” logo and fully revamped interior. Featuring on the cover: Michael Stipe (R.E.M.), A$AP Rocky, Vittoria Ceretti, Pieter Mulier, Irina Shayk, Ever Anderson and Mona Tougaard.
Heroine Magazine – Issue 22 is here. Sophie Thatcher—lover of all things surreal, twisted, and downright nightmarish—is photographed by Cass Bird in NYC. Thatcher catches up with co-star and fellow horror movie freak Elijah Wood to discuss her career, most recently as a dystopian, murderous lovebot in Companion, and her return to the dark woods of Yellowjackets.
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Boat Magazine Issue 8 (the Los Angeles Issue) is here. Introduced by Stella Mozgawa the drummer for Warpaint, Boat Magazine Issue 8 dives deep into the sprawling city of Los Angeles and tells its story from the view of artists, musicians, chefs, car-dwellers, poets, palm trees, and the local fashion scene.
Holiday Magazine Issue "Interiors and Gardens" Issue 1 (Season) comes with different covers and features interiors, gardens and objects, through the words of writers and the gaze of photographers.
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PORT Magazine Issue 19 is out now featuring Ethan Hawke. Port meets the people and personalities at the vanguard of their industries, be it style, culture or design, and hear about their unique vision for the future of their craft.
The Weekender Nr. 45 ist die Winterausgabe 2025/2026 und nimmt Dich mit nach Lanzarote, ins Tessin, nach Estland, Athen und Lissabon. Ausserdem: Casa Coco, Fabian Freytag, Max Strohe, Nature's Calling, Pramol Alto.
Zurich Magazine Volume 2 (Fantastic People) is out now and available at loremnotipsum.com. Volume 2 features Ella Rumpf, HR Giger, Tosh Basco, The Italians of Zurich, Walter Pfeiffer, Gianni Jetzer, Mitchell Anderson, Francesco Cagnin, Camille Vivier, Lorenza Longhi, Enzo Enea and Wu Tsang on the cover.
Holiday Magazine Issue 396 (Samarkand) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum) and comes with 8 different covers. Following a trip to Zurich, Holiday continues eastward and heads for Uzbekistan, specifically Samarkand.
Noble Rot Issue 39 is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). The belief that great wines embody place has always been at the heart of Noble Rot.
Dog+Human Magazine Issue 2 is here. Dedicated to every dog lover around the world. This project on paper aims to explore the life with our four-legged companions, through art and photography, with special stories and interviews. This is a magazine, yet also a journey. A collection of stories revolving around love and gratitude for dogs, and how their presence have a positive impact on our life.