Altered States Magazine Issue 1 is out now. Altered States is a printed beauty publication about cultural innovation and authenticity. A loosely arranged collage of new editorial, photo essays and archival photography, that outlines a sincere appreciation of the authentic niches and artistic experiences, within hair and beauty.
Contra Journal Issue 3 (Ruin) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Contra is a not-for-profit annual magazine and arts organisation that explores the complex relationship between visual culture and conflict.
Cereal Magazine Volume 20 is available now on loremnotipsum.com and looks to the restorative power of art and nature. Cereal Magazine Volume 20 visits Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Enoura Observatory and the home of master stonecutter Masatoshi Izumi in Japan, MONA in Tasmania, and Pavillon Le Corbusier in Switzerland.
Muddy Molly by Tom Reed is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Molly and her owner are back from a long walk. Molly is very muddy. The house is very clean. Molly’s owner is very distracted on his phone. What could possibly go wrong?
Splash & Grab Magazine Issue 5 is here. The latest isse takes a nuanced look at memory and photography’s turbulent relationship.
Noble Rot Issue 24 (Wine from another galaxy) is here and is dedicated to celebrating its publication, enlisting some top vinonauts, including natural wine-oracle Alice Feiring and Beastie Boy Mike Diamond, to tell us about one of their own wines from another galaxy: a.k.a one that changed their perception forever.
Weapons of Reason Issue 8 (War Games) is available now. War has always been an essential tool of statecraft and empire building — a necessary means to acquire natural and human resources and expand territory. As a result, humanity is extremely adept at making excuses for it, using simple and effective narratives as an incitement to take up arms and lay down lives.
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Where the Leaves Fall Issue 4 is here. The themes for this issue focus on mutualism, interconnectedness, and pandemic, alongside a series of dialogues.
LogoArchive #8 is here. LogoArchive Zine returns with an issue dedicated to logos of the publishing industry. This issue, in reference to collecting, reading and research, includes one of two bright Gmund Action bookmarks to highlight your favourite logos from the series! Colours may vary but both are shockingly fluorescent! Each bookmark has a beautiful surface texture and feature a different set of logos.
The Happy Reader Issue 15 is here and features Sarah Jessica Parker. Beaches, books and juniper berries: this season’s cover star Sarah Jessica Parker is photographed by Roe Etheridge in Amaganesett, Long Island. Our Book of the Season, JAPANESE GHOST STORIES, is centre of gravity to a series of hallucinatory artworks; correspondents around the world compile an obsessive yet fragmentary portrait of the book’s odd author, Lafcadio Hearn.
Isolate Zine Edition 1 is a collection of work depicting life within isolation. It was created to spark inspiration during isolation. This collection of photography forms a snapshot of this historic time during a global pandemic.
Sidetracked Magazine Volume 19 is here. The brand new issue, containing a unique and thought-provoking collection of stories of adventure, cultural discovery, learning and understanding. Accompanied by breathtaking photography.
Luncheon Magazine Issue 10 is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Luncheon is a style and culture magazine that invites old and new friends of all generations and cultural experiences to share their views, life and work over lunch.
Hole & Corner Magazine Issue 20 (the Refocus Issue) is here. Founder and creative director Sam Walton celebrates 20 issues by getting as far away from it all as possible, to the Lofoten archipelago on the coast of Søvågen, in the company of four chefs and a couple of blacksmiths. His story is almost as magical as the portfolio of photographs he shares.
The Gentlewoman No. 22 is here and features Janelle Monáe on the cover. The cosmic pop star-actor-entrepreneur transports us to her glittering galaxy in a cover profile by Horacio Silva and portraits by Clara Balzary for issue No 22.
Haarkon Adventures Cornwall is here and covers journeys around Cornwall in the South West of England, visiting Beaches, Headlands, Towns and Gardens. It has an ever-changing coastline, towns with buckets of personality and so, so many beaches.
Haarkon Adventures Japan is here. We cover our journeys to Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and the Kiso Valley. It documents our photographs, details of our favourite places, as well as practical information that we feel is useful to know. Haarkon Adventures Japan is a celebration of our experiences in a spectacular part of the world.
The Real Review Magazine Issue 10 (New Renaissance) is here. We can't go back, but we don't want to. Nor can we go on like this much longer. What will emerge from such a transitional phase, when the civic body is so lacking in health (physical, moral, political and economic)?
Moon Magazine Issue 8 is available now and features interviews with Tanya Reynolds, Celeste, Charlie McCormick, Emily Bode, Blue Farrier, Shannon Cartier Lucy, Denai Moore and shoots by Juliette Abitbol and Edouard Sanville, Josie Ng, Josh Shinner, Rory DCS and Berta Pfirsich.
Lodestars Anthology Issue 14 (Wales) is dedicated to the wild and wonderful Wales. It is an ode to nature, fabulous fare, brilliant hideaways and local creatives - and much more besides.
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Magnify Magazine Issue 6 is here to change the narrative of faith in today’s climate. During times of uncertainties and hardships, choosing to lead with courage can be challenging. This edition is here to show you the courage which can be found in all of us whatever we may be going through.
Sirene Magazine Issue 10 is now available at LOREM (not Ipsum). Sirene Magazine Issue 10 features: Ocean Pools. Among the Waves of Mayumi Oda. The Sky Above the Boats. High Latitudes: Integrity at the End of the World. Paddle Your Own Kayak. Oxides. Surfing Explorer Peter Troy. Sand: Between Land and Sea.
Considered magazine Volume 3 is here. We visit Vietnam, spending time in vibrant Hanoi before journeying to the mountainous region of Sa Pa where we meet tribes of women and learn first-hand about the importance of textiles within their culture and community. Closer to home we visit Settle in Norfolk and stay in the lakeside cabin, enjoying a slower pace in this beautiful rural retreat.
Bloom Magazine Issue 7 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Welcome to the autumn edition of Bloom! It’s packed with practical advice, inspiring stories about nature and a celebration of all things green.