Lindsay magazine No. 2 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. In Lindsay magazine Issue No. 2 we meet New York-based Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson, and Croatian painter Stipe Nobilo. We discover how the French protect their language, why nostalgia blurs our memory, why Indo-Chinese cuisine is so elusive, and the way women—all around the world—have used textiles as their political voice. We learn about the 70s music movement lovers rock, how to play the African board game oware, and the steps to prepare a boisterous Korean barbecue. And we see what it’s like to go to Feria de Jerez, eat in Hong Kong, and have a home filled with Mexican plantlife.
Lindsay magazine was founded by Beth Wilkinson and named after Beth’s grandfather (Lindsay James Stanger), a man who documented the world with his many analog cameras—a collection Beth would later inherit—this publication echoes his approach to life: with an open mind, a thirst for learning and a love for sharing stories.
Lindsay magazine is a biannual print publication celebrating the importance of culture and place. Founded and edited by Beth Wilkinson, Lindsay is an independent magazine created in collaboration with brilliant writers, photographers and artists from around the globe. Lindsay was founded in Melbourne, Australia, on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay our respect to their ancestors and elders—past, present and future—and value the role of storytelling in their culture, which is amongst the oldest living cultures in the world. The magazine is named after Beth’s grandfather (Lindsay James Stanger), a man who documented the world with his many analog cameras—a collection Beth would later inherit—this publication echoes his approach to life: with an open mind, a thirst for learning and a love for sharing stories. Every place is more than just a location: each has its own history, identity and feeling. Inspired by the way a Joan Didion essay can help you understand the complexities of city like L.A. or the moment in a Wong Kar-wai film when you feel the mystery of an old Hong Kong alley, Lindsay hopes to transport people. With essays mixed in with film reviews, interviews next to recipes, the thread that ties each piece together is place.
Details: Lindsay Magazine No. 2
Lindsay is a 160-page celebration of the world printed in The Netherlands on Arctic’s Munken Lynx Rough (FSCTM and PEFC certified) with a European Otabind for easy reading. This keepsake measures in at 240x 170 mm.
