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The Preserve Journal Issue 6 is now available at loremnotipsum.com. The Preserve Journal is dedicated to the exploration of a more sustainable, responsible, and resilient food culture. With it we wish to invite our readers to look beyond the bite of food on their fork, and to see the whole picture of their meal and their role in it.
The Weekender Nr. 37 (Deutsch) ist erhältlich bei LOREM (not Ipsum). The Weekender ist ein unabhängiges Magazin zu den Themen Wohnen, Reisen, Essen und Natur.
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ELECTRA Magazine Issue 15 (The Numbers) is here. In a numerical and digital age in which quantification has become the main instrument of governance, alongside generalised evaluation as a means of managing material and human resources, Electra dedicates the dossier of issue 15 to Numbers.
Folklife Magazine Volume 4 is here. We hear stories from those who are mothers, who have mothers, who changed as mothers, who wove traditions as mothers, and who used not much more than matchsticks, as mothers. We journey to the later years of life with memory of mothers and their passing, and we find our mother in the world around us. Mother, here, now, always. As we recognize how we have been sustained and nurtured, perhaps we can be inspired to practice a reverence for our essential mother, the earth, in this pandemic world . . . for she is what will bring us back to life. (And chock-full of so much more. We think you're going to love it.)
Club Oenologique Issue 10 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Small production, epic ageability and relative affordability make Spain a fantastic, yet underexplored, source for wine collectors.
Good Sport magazine Issue 5 (the Communication Issue) is here. Follow your nose into Good Sport 05 as we celebrate sweat, sunrise, self-reflection and shakshuka. Rising very, very early in search of an untainted day, we put dance on the grid, find trust in a meal, sit boxing in the mirror and ask sport to finally get real.
Good Place Magazine Issue 1 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. A new travel magazine dedicated to publishing uncommon stories about our wonderful world. The first issue circumnavigates the globe from the Natural History Museum in South Kensington to the jungles butting up against the Rio San Juan in Nicaragua, calling in on a backstreet Milanese bar, the shifting dunes of the Namib desert and the music joints of LA on its way.
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Wallpaper Magazine November 2021 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Nine years ago, when Cao Fei first featured in the pages of Wallpaper*, she was already at the forefront of technology, but relatively unknown among an audience that wasn’t familiar with the Chinese art scene.
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Club Oenologique Issue 9 is here. Club Oenologique’s autumn issue is out now – with a bold new look and format. The issue itself revolves around the Americas – both north and south. And while the wines of California are arguably the two continents’ most exalted vinous export (and are well represented here through spotlights on the likes of Peter Michael and Eisele Vineyard), it’s Chile and Argentina that are the headline acts.
Magazine F Issue 9 explores Curry, which “straddles the line between an ingredient and a finished dish”. Magazine F celebrates the diversity of curry, by featuring chefs, spice merchants and “curryographers” (curry enthusiasts who document every spicy encounter) from around the world. Join our journey as we spotlight the layers and versatility of curry, and sit down to talk to people who serve curry dishes in global urban food hubs like London, Bangkok, Tokyo, and Seoul.
Fare Magazine Issue 9 (Kampala) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Kampala is Uganda's lively capital, a city shaped by the traditions of the ancient Buganda kingdom, British imperialism, and the many new migrant groups that call it home.
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.