The Travel Almanac Issue 3 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Issue 3 is featuring Jay McInerney, Rick Owens, Johnny Marr, Udo Kier, Norbert Bisky, Tsumori Chisato and Dirk von Lowtzow. Plus: Pingyao / China Special & Parisian Cinemas.
Apartamento Magazine Issue 4 is out now. Apartamento Issue 4 is featuring Grillo Demo, Philip Crangi, Mark & Garrick, Chloe Sevigny, Sonic Youth, Bertjan Pot, Under the sky, China apartments, Family tales "Made in Italy", Stella Sabin, Neverland, Gustavo Di Mario, Collage, Whole Earth, Plant portrait, Sonya Park, Jan Lindenberg, Post-sex and relaxation, Light/chaos & collecting, Meaningless borders, Growing in the wrong place, Cyril Duval.
FUET magazine issue 2 (Icons) is out now. When we launched the first issue of FUET Magazine, we decided to write about food from a different perspective, making the connections to aspects of culture that didn’t seem obvious at first glance or that we didn’t tend to make very often.
Magazine B Issue 25 (Suunto) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Suunto, a Finnish maker of sports precision watches, got its start in 1936 when orienteer Tuomas Vohlonen invented a new method for manufacturing liquid-filled compasses.
Magazine B Issue 23 (Audi) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Audi’s history began in the early twentieth century when August Horch, a former automobile engineer, merged four small-sized automotive companies to establish Auto Union.
Sidetracked Magazine Volume 1 is out now. We are incredibly excited to bring you our very first issue of the printed Sidetracked journal. As always, we aim to capture the emotion and experience of some of the most breathtaking adventures taking place throughout the world.
Flaneur Magazine Issue 1 is out now: Kantstrasse, Berlin. The first issue depicts Kantstraße, Berlin. Chosen by the publisher because of her personal connection to the street the issue was about taking well-known information or things taken for granted and inspecting them from a different angle.
Man kann unser Ernte-Heft als Spurensuche verstehen, als Erinnerung, der man folgen kann wie die Kinder, die der verwehten Spreu des Heuwagens nachlaufen. Auf dem Weg begegnen wir Menschen, die aufwachsen, und Menschen, die verwurzelt sind.
Boneshaker Magazine Issue 9 is out now. From diggin' mud to diggin' bike porn, issue 9 pulls together some pretty varied articles.
Magazine B Issue 16 (Aesop) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Aesop was established in 1987 by then an owner of a beauty salon, Dennis Paphitis in quest for superlative beauty products. Defying conventional wisdom in marketing and branding, Aesop has been demonstrating solid performance in establishing its own brand by showing its near-stubbornness in maintaining its taste and uniqueness. Thus the Australian cosmetic brand has set itself apart from other competing cosmetic brands in the midst of fierce competition.
Boneshaker Magazine Issue 8 is out now. Ever eaten a bear? Raced your bike through a strange Austrian's apartment? This issue tries both.
Magazine B Issue 13 (Lego) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). A global toy manufacturer, lego first started from a small Carpenter’s workshop in 1932. Its signature bricks offer unlimited building possibilities and let a wealth of creative ideas emerge through play for anyone. Behind the worldwide popularity of lego, there lies a set of meticulous calculation based on thorough knowledge in engineering.
FUET magazine issue 1 is out now. In this first issue, we focus on the Rituals and other paraphernalia around food, with an interview with artist Antoni Miralda, a story about cooking, magic and witchcraft with a couple of love potions, an article about dinning with the dead or a menu created by “No más – de mamá”.
Boneshaker Magazine Issue 7 is out now. Articles in issue #7 include an expansive piece on Bike Polo: we hear about the history of the sport, insights by an tournament organiser, a rider, a newcomer to the sport and also some tips on mallet-making.
Boneshaker Magazine Issue 6 is available now. Articles in issue #6 includes the first in a series of short articles by Andrew Tobert on the dark art of bicycle maintenance, Trial and Error: a great insight into early memories of learning to ride a bike and some bicycle bling from Sudan.
Boneshaker Magazine Issue 4 is now available at LOREM (not Ipsum).
Boneshaker Magazine Issue #3 is out now. The enthusiasm and excitement we’ve put into Boneshaker thus far continues to beam back at us from all over the world, and as before, this issue shines a light on cycle-life globally, from Belfast to Berlin, Portland to Colombia.
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Martin Schleske, der schon beim Fällen eines Baumes hört, ob sich das Holz für den Bau einer Geige eignet; Philip Gröning, der für seinen Dokumentarfilm «Die grosse still» ein halbes Jahr in einem Kartäuser-Kloster verbracht hat.
Our second issue of Boneshaker Magazine is out now! Including articles and features on the workers co-operative at Brixton Cycles, Taliah Lempert’s beautiful bicycle paintings, tales of riding long distance and an interview with Gavin Strange about the eagerly-awaited Bristol fixed gear film Boikzmoind.
