NANSEN Magazine – Issue 3
CHF 23.00 (incl. VAT)
NANSEN Magazine Issue 3 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Meet Muzhgan Samarqandi, an Afghanistani broadcaster and mother who is making Aotearoa New Zealand home with her young family. She tells her own story in Issue 03, one where Kiwis tell her to shut up and be grateful or go home, of being stereotyped as a mail-order bride, and of the connection she has found with Māori people, a relationship that reaches outside Western notions of who is welcome to live where.
Only 2 items in stock
Available in stock: 4
Only 1 item left in stock
Available in stock: 9
Only 1 item left in stock
Available in stock: 4
Checking delivery window…
You may also like
Table Magazine Volume 6 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Lovingly curated by a new team behind Table magazine. Amongst many wonderful collaborators, this issue features Rachel Roddy, Santiago Lastra, Luisa Dörr, Benjamina Ebuehi and Pasta Grannies. We hope it captivates your senses, ignites your imagination, and provides the inspiration you seek.
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.
–20%
Elementum Journal Edition Five is out now. In Edition Five we explore the theme of 'hearth' – the places that gather us in and the routes that guide us home. Elementum is an independent literary journal with a focus on nature writing and visual storytelling.
–16%
Skateism Magazine Issue 8 is here. It is so important to find what makes you happy and stick with that. Chandler Burton said in their interview, “society is going to try and put you in a box, and you’re not gonna fit in that box.” But that’s okay. We don’t have to always fit in boxes or follow society’s norms. Being yourself is the ultimate version of freedom, and you shouldn’t be afraid of showing the real ‘you’, as this can not only have a great impact on your life, but on other people’s lives too who look up to you and get inspired by you for doing that.
Pack of Dogs (Pharell) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Michael Gillette’s mesmerising illustrations blend beloved, iconic music legends, both past and present, with their dog counterparts. A celebration of pup and pop culture for music and and dog lovers alike.
–18%
Boat Magazine Issue 10 (the Tel Aviv Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Issue 10 of Boat Magazine is totally dedicated to the fascinating city of Tel Aviv.
Scenes Journal Issue 2 (Fractures) is out now and includes interviews with Hossein Amini, Josephine Decker, Joel Potrykus and Ioana Uricaru - all writers and filmmakers, who, in some way or another, come from outside of the system and approach film through a different perspective.
Athleta Magazine Issue 9 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. A new celebration of the sports muse, its social value, its infinite narrative power, and its relationship with contemporary photography.
Sunday Magazine Issue 0 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The pilot issue is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Sunday Magazine is an independent motoring magazine focusing on slow journalism. Full of enigmatic reporting and dazzling photography.
Fare Magazine Issue 13 (Budapest) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Hungary's capital, sprawled across the grand Danube River, has been shaped by over a thousand years of rich cultural influence. From Roman settlement to Ottoman rule, to rapid development as a seat of the powerful Austro-Hungarian Empire, Budapest has long been a centre of art, music, and innovation.
A Rabbit’s Foot No. 3 is here. Celebrating film, art and culture and the fascinating ‘peeps’ that create these things we love…The filmmakers, the actors, writers, musicians. The painters, photographers and, of course, the stories themselves.
Athleta Magazine Issue 8 is here. The relationship between man and nature, man and community, man and his own sensory individuality. All framed by sports cultural imagery.
–15%
ELECTRA Magazine Issue 16 (Identity(ies)) is out now. Identity(ies) is one of the great political questions of our time and the central theme of the 16th issue of Electra, marking the fourth year of this project.
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?
Athleta Magazine Issue 6 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The cover by Tobias Volkmann introduces us to the all-girls world of the Panthers Cheerleading Club, in a small Bavarian town. As well as, to the Islamic world of AMAR, a women’s rugby team in Marrakech.
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.
ELECTRA Magazine Issue 9 (Speed) is here. Issue 9 marks the second anniversary of Electra magazine. “Speed has changed and determined everything: politics and communication, the economy and society, science and cybernetics, art and love, food and sleep, sickness and health, life and death”, one may read in the magazine’s editorial.
ELECTRA Magazine Issue 8 (Memory and Forgetting) is here. “Today, memory and forgetting have gained the sounds and silences that make up the voice of our time,” one can read in the editorial of Electra’s eighth issue, announcing the theme of this edition’s dossier: Memory and Forgetting.
NANSEN Magazine issue 2 is out now. NANSEN Magazine aims to connect and celebrate migrants of all kinds. Issue 2 is featuring Kalaf Epalanga. Kalaf Epalanga is best known as one of founding MCs of Buraka Som Sistema, a rambunctious music project that burst out of a Lisbon nightclub and onto the global stage in 2006.