Wild Alchemy Journal Fire edition is here, the second journal is exploring the element of fire through the lenses of nature, science, and esoterica. Ignited by the transformational power of the mythical phoenix, we’ve collected over 35 contributions across 72 pages and four continents from artists and academics, musicians and makers, scientists and researchers, therapists and occult practitioners, and wildlings and writers. Use the optional Smartphone app Artivive to access audio-visual content through Augmented Reality (AR). Please find the download link in the text below.
ELECTRA Magazine Issue 13 (Food) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The dossier in issue 13 of ELECTRA is dedicated to Food, at a time when food has become a worldwide trend, culture and cult.
Dog+Human Magazine is 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.
FAIRE Magazine Issue 2 is available now and features 12 exceptionally beautiful long-form stories celebrating the creative lives and work of a diverse group of artists, artisans and creatives from around the world.
Magazine F Issue 7 (Vinegar) is here and looks into the origin and production of vinegar. A complex and often intense liquid, vinegar is uncovered as an ingredient with endless possibilities. Massimo Bottura shares his thoughts on vinegars and enthusiasts experiment with home brewing.
Storied Magazine Volume 1 (Kyoto) is available on loremnotipsum.com. The Kyoto Issue takes readers on a journey across unknown Kyoto — a setting of significance as the cultural heart of Japan and the place that we at Storied Magazine call home.
Magazine B Issue 86 (USM) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The USM Haller system is immediately identifiable, and it does not require knowledge of design history or a keen eye for aesthetics to recognize its value. While USM’s core asset is the concept of modularity to allow for infinite expansion, its most brilliant accomplishment would be the fact that the furniture retains its distinct design identity and balance no matter how far its products expand from shelves to catering trolleys, catering trolleys to wardrobes, and wardrobes to desks.
Moon Magazine Issue 9 is available now on loremnotipsum.com and features interviews with Matilda Goad • Bridie Hall • Officine Universelle Buly founders Victoire de Taillac and Ramdane Touhami • Adébayo Bolaji • The Booth Sisters • Renaissance Renaissance designer Cynthia Merhej • Elliot Barnes • Shoots by Pablo Freda • Berta Pfirsich • Josie Ng • Anna Victoria Best • Arianna Lago • Josh Shinner • Suffo Moncloa • David Vail.
Record Culture Issue 9 is here and features Bradley Zero, Sébastien Tellier, Yu Su, Gerd Janson, June Jones, The Twilite Tone, Eug, Vanessa Worm, Ana Roxanne, Oskar Mann, and the Beats in Space visual feature, “Postcards Through Time and Space”.
Beneficial Shock! Issue 5 (Secrets & Lies) is out now. It's this shady area of moral ambiguity that we explore in issue 5 of your favourite illustrated movie magazine, as we shine a light into those dark corners where unscrupulous deals are done, dangerous truths are hidden and illusions are created to pacify the masses.
Magazine B Issue 33 (Vitra) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Started in 1934 as a shop fitting company, Vitra set a new turning point in the furniture market in 1957 when it acquired the license to produce the Eames Chair from Herman Miller.
Postscript Magazine No. 4 (the Reverie Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com and explores the theme of REVERIE, sharing stories of introspective realities, transcendental liberation and escapism. Featuring artists, academics and activists from the UK, US and across Africa, the issue questions the ways in which we can find hope in a chaotic world and considers the bridging of different realities to create new narratives about ourselves, as well as our communities.
MATTO Magazine Issue 5 is available on loremnotipsum.com and about imagination. What should we believe in? What is in-between the reality and fiction?
Design Anthology Issue 8 (UK Edition) has arrived. Issue 8 of Design Anthology UK is brimming with innovative design news; soulful homes in Milan, New York and The Netherlands; a post-mortem of Ace London; Noe Kuremoto’s ceramics; Slovakia’s forgotten industrial built heritage; model turned jewellery designer Augustin Basso’s inaugural collection; and an essay on whether the arch is now more tired than triumphal as an architectural motif.
British Journal of Photography BJP Issue 7904 (Humanity & Technology) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The theme of Humanity & Technology marks the latest issue of the British Journal of Photography. Technology is rapidly transforming the way we make, view and understand images. Photographers are employing drones and ultra-powerful cameras to capture unprecedented detail, and display their work in the digital and virtual space.
Hamam Magazine Issue 4 (Naked) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The theme of Hamam Magazine Issue 4 is Naked - not in the obvious sense for a bathing periodical, but as a commentary on the natural, unaltered state of things. Being naked isn’t about exposing your body. It’s about being visible, vulnerable, and ready to let go.
Index Magazine No. 4 (Self-Care) looks at the term self-care and how it manifests in contemporary culture. Antwaun Sargent and Emily Bode each discuss their meteoric rise as they set the tone for a positive future of art and style. Editor-in-chief Adam Bryce talks to Oma’s David Gianotten about the architecture firm’s unique approach to creating better communities via critical thinking and context.
Apartamento Magazine Issue 27 features Sabrina Fuentes, Pedro Friedeberg, Lucia Pescador, Alex Streeter, Tabboo!, Victor Barragán, Anders Frederik Steen & Anne Bruun Blauert, David Numwami, Luo Yang, Alexandra Cunningham Cameron & Seth Cameron, Leopold Banchini, Larry Stanton, Mario García Torres, and Roger Herman.
Foam Magazine Issue 59 (Histories) is here. The new issue of Foam Magazine focuses on the archive as subject and looks at contemporary ways of engaging with archival images, and their remediation as a form of activation and critical analysis. The relationship between photography and the archive is a symbiotic one, but also an inherently problematic one, which is why the questions addressed in this magazine relate to its construction, and place decolonial approaches at the centre of the conversation.
Real Review Issue 11 (What to believe) is here. The collective trauma of the pandemic has become an excuse for global capital to accelerate the total commodification of everyday life. Everything is for sale. There is more merchandise than love, more sponsored content than truth. No society in human history has demanded so many people be such active participants in producing the contemporary. No contemporary has ever been so aggressively monetised.
Folklife Magazine Volume 3 is here. Folklife Magazine is inspired by island dwellers who live close to the earth, move with intention, and craft life as an art form. Earthy, intentional, creative. Like you.
Cocoa and Jasmine Issue 3 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Issue 3 is covering arts, crafts, design and travel from Mexico, Morocco and India. The conceptualizing of the issue began when we started to study the theme of symbolism and cosmic influences in arts and design. The three destinations hold a history of indigenous cultures that continue to be inspired by nature and the cosmos and bring that consciousness to their creations.
Holiday Magazine Issue 387 (Ethiopia) is here. Holiday Magazine Issue 387 is devoted to Ethiopia and comes with different covers.
Magazine F Issue 6 (Chocolate) has arrived. Featuring interviews with chocolatiers and chocolate collectors highlight the various relationships we have with chocolate.