Favorite Magazine - Autumn/Winter - Issue 03

Favorite is an annual independent non advertising print publication with focus on exquisite images and sustainable fashion.

FACT Magazine - Issue 01

Over the last 20 years, Fact magazine has operated at the intersection between electronic music and cutting edge contemporary art. A part of The Vinyl Factory Group, Fact engages with a global audience of over 1million readers via its audio visual online channel, and is now relanching its much loved print magazine in a new format this year. Each issue will launch in tandem with a major exhibition at 180 The Strand, curated and presented by Fact. This November this will compromise the largest ever European exhibition by Ryoji Ikeda, Japan’s leading a/v artist and electronic musician. There will be three cover stars of Fact issue 001 – these being Ryoji Ikeda, Kelsey Lu and Pan Daijing. Features include artists Kahlil Joseph, Jamilla Johnson-Small, Cecilia Bengolea, 404.zero and cultural scenes in Shanghai, Kampala and Berlin. Fact will host a dizzying rotation of large-scale art shows open to the public with a focus on the new wave of artists creating immersive experiences, with the Fact Space opening in the basement of 180 the Strand in 2021. The FACT curatorial program will build upon the success of previous Vinyl Factory exhibitions at 180 The Strand such as The Infinite Mix, Other Spaces by UVA, Test Pattern by Ryoji Ikeda, Isle of Dogs by Wes Anderson and Love is the Message by Arthur Jafa.

zweikommasieben Magazin #22

A number of contributions in the new issue of zweikommasieben relate to the past in some shape or form, and they conjure it in different ways. An approach that seems adequate, since the year 2020 might have given momentum to a nostalgic way of looking at the world. In an interview, the Australian duo CS + Kreme talks about how they still feed off the energy of an alchemic jam they had at the very beginning of their collaboration. Similarly, Johanna Hedva takes on the past in her artistic practice and speaks about how she understands performances as “the communion with the dead, with the past.”

But how could what has passed become productive and how can we meet the reproach of nostalgia? Tracing connections between memories and the present provides a possible answer, as one comes across in an interview with Kamixlo. There, the artist recapitulates the long temporal reaches of the process that culminated in his latest album. The traces from the past can lead us back into the present, as they have changed the now, and following down these tracks might lead to the discovery of new pathways into the present.

Yet, we should not dismiss the comforting innocence of a passing recollection. British DJ and producer Mark Lawrence aka Mala presents such examples when he talks about the early parties organized by DMZ in Brixton. And so does Chinese artist Yikii, when she tells anecdotes about her school days. The reading of this issue, then, should be both an occasion to appraise the potential of the past in the present as well as for innocently savoring a nostalgic memory or two.

P.S. form issue #22 onward, zweikommasieben Magazin will cost CHF 14 (instead of CHF 12). This increase reflects two developments that have been unfolding over the past several issues: on the one hand, zweikommasieben is no longer solely a fanzine; rather, we are a magazine with professional structures that, among other things, seeks to compensate its contributing authors, photographers, graphic designers, translators, and editors. On the other hand, the magazine has grown in volume—more interviews, more photos, more texts, more pages—without ever changing its price so far. The first increase after five years ensures that we can pursue our project with the same commitment and professionalism in the future. We thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Language: English/German/Dutch/Polish
Edition: 2000
Pages: 157
Release date: November, 2020

Cura. 35 
The Changing World

How were we imagining the future? And now that the future has suddenly arrived in its most subtleand dystopic form, what shall we save from the past, and how can we live in the present? In whichdirection will our perception and experience of what surrounds us change? Is there still space for adirect, physical relationship between nature and humanity or are we gradually distancing ourselvesfrom our environment, in the name of a new and ubiquitous artificiality?

CURA. 35 selection of artists and authors records within a multifaceted mosaic some of the mostrelevant, urgent and dystopian visions of today’s changing world.

OD.M Issue 09

Odalïsque Magazine is a skilfully curated fashion, culture, and art magazine. Artistic and eccentric imagery engages the viewer with a provocative social critique, valuing culture, while remaining in tone with commerce. Intriguing narratives reveal expressive interplay between art, luxury and fashion, where the juxtaposition of creativity and reasoning merges into a cultural symbiosis.

Covers: Sandra Myhrberg’s photographic narrative

Inside: Designer duo Rave Review's approach to fashion that is seemingly inspired by Goethe’s viewpoint.

Blenda, first Swedish singer ever signed to Pharell Williams and Rob Walker’s Star Trak/ Def Jam Recordings label talks about how her music plays a role in many things, that she as an artist can take a stand and help spread new ways of thinking, along with a vibe. The artist Ayan Farah speaks about poignant reminders of the passing of time.

Pari Damani, Odalisque Magazines Beauty Editor teams up with photographer Andreas Johansson and opens up our minds with a colorful beauty. Photographer Ninja Hanna illustrates a modern mermaid by the sea. Further, we meet artistic photographer Hinke Tovle's alien figure in a barewild landscape.In Sandra Myhberg’s portrait series The Mystery of Inequity we are told different ways how to define beauty.

Photographers: Andreas Johansson, Sandra Myhrberg, Hinke Tovle, Ninja Hanna, Laura Allard-Fleischl, Fredrik Wannerstedt, Joanna Hüttner Lemoine, Fredric Altinell

Illustrations: Michaela Widergren

Slimi Magazine Issue 13

Dear Slimi magazine Aficionados,

With great pleasure we share the passion behind hundreds of hours of work to present you with The Culture issue.

Let’s step forward together as we take you on an amazing dream brought to life then captured wondrously within our pages. 

Our journey was inspired by all the artistic talents we’ve been delighted to come across and brought together in our shoots, stories and interviews, combined with all the love that allowed us to present you with such creative and live content within these pages. Every great artist and photographer we have teamed up with in this difficult year has contributed to the 9 wonderful covers for this issue.

We celebrate wonder, diversity, cultures, as well as up and close interviews with aspiring artists that shine so bright you cannot help but want to sit down with and have a chat and document their light and color within these pages. 

Beloved reader, we hope that our modern interpretation of the Culture Issue is well conveyed, and our content will Inspire you further to appreciate and understand our vision at Slimi mag.

Finally lets ask ourselves, “What would our life look like without Culture?”

Enjoy the Culture discovery, happy reading, Sleiman Dayaa

Rollacoaster Magazine Autumn/ Winter 2020

LILI REINHART Covers: Rollacoaster Magazine Autumn/ Winter 2020

“I think we all as human beings make mistakes. It’s just that when you have eyes on you, your mistakes become public and people comment on them, and that’s horrifying, it really sucks.”

Actress Lili Reinhart is tired of the misconceptions and wrongly painted narratives. From the trolls on social media to those who scrutinise her every step, the Riverdale star is well and truly over it. Releasing her executively produced film Chemical Hearts exclusively through Amazon Prime today - August 21st, 2020, the actress gets candid on producing for the first time, the negative side of fame and her highly anticipated debut poetry book, Swimming Lesson.

SABRINA CARPENTER Covers: Rollacoaster Magazine Autumn/ Winter 2020

From the Broadway stage to the silver screen, quadruple threat Sabrina Carpenter is well on her way to world domination. The Hate U Give actress has been moving at 100 Mph since her breakout role in the Disney Chanel reboot of the noughties classic Girl Meets World, as the sassy best friend Maya Hart. The multi-faceted singer and actress has gone on to release her pop-folk debut album Eyes Wide Open and star opposite comedian Liza Koshy in the Alicia Key’s produced dance-flick Work It.

Ready for the next chapter and excited for life after quarantine, Sabrina talks her transition from being a Disney star to taking on more serious role, navigating social media and all the new music she is about to bless us with.

Ships around December 10th

Milk Decoration magazine wants to inspire a new generation of contemporary, urban families who are in need of education in the matters of decor, design and lifestyle. The magazine presents you with the very latest trends, that are taking over the world of home decor design.

MilK N°70

Ships around December 10th

La famille pour tou.te.s

168 pages, textes français

En couverture, Pauline, Sarah et leurs filles Bertille et Irène. L’amour n’a pas de genre. Regard sur une parentalité nouvelle qui revendique les liens du coeur.

At Work With, à Paris chez la céramiste Marion Graux.

Education, transmission culinaire, ce qui se joue en cuisine.

Reportage, Doulas, les accompagnatrices à la naissance.

Mode, du maxi col Claudine aux plus beaux imprimés, 50 pages inspirantes pour des Fêtes en beauté.

Tourisme, Dors avec les loups : séjourner dans un lodge face aux majestueux animaux au parc animalier de Sainte-Croix.

Food, deux recettes de saison par Gaëlle Bonnieux et Claire Wills Diquet, co-fondatrices de la micro-ferme biologique GonneGirls.

Kinfolk Issue 38: The Rituals Issue

Ships beginning of December

Celebrate life through ceremony this winter with Kinfolk’s Rituals Issue. In Issue Thirty-Eight, we meet the people bringing new meaning to old traditions, including a rabbi, a death doula and a generation of young witches.

QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want! ist eine Ode an die Vielfältigkeit der Menschen, ihrer Körper und alles was zwischen ihnen passiert. Es geht um queeren Sex: Zeigen, erzählen, anregen, erregen... Im Dezember 2020 erscheint die Publikation in Erstauflage.

Viele queere Jugendliche – aber auch Erwachsene – haben tausend Fragezeichen zur Sexualität. Nützliche Antworten finden sie selten: Was sich im Internet googlen lässt, hat oft zweifelhafte Qualität. Häufig sind die Infos ungenau, verklausuliert oder moralisch. Florian Vock, Mitherausgeber und langjähriger Aktivist: «Es fehlt eine popkulturelle, sexpositive und ehrliche Thematisierung von Sexualität für junge queere Menschen. Wir schliessen die Lücke zwischen heteronormativer Schulaufklärung und unrealistischen Pornos; also dort, wo eigentlich das Leben stattfindet.»

In QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want! werden Praktiken und Tipps geschildert. Erklärungen zu Begriffen finden darin Platz und werden ohne moralische Distanz, sondern konkret, persönlich und ehrlich beschrieben. Dabei werden wichtige Hinweise zur körperlichen Integrität, zu gesetzlichen Regelungen und zur sexuellen Gesundheit normalisiert. Anna Rosenwasser, Mitherausgeberin: «Endlich eine richtig dicke Publikation über diejenige Art von Sexualität, die Tausende queerer Menschen in der Schweiz schon längst leben – die aber noch immer kaum gezeigt wird.»

QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want! bearbeitet auf 160 Seiten collagenartig zentrale Themen im Kontext queerer Sexualität. Die Publikation ist weder Nachschlagewerk noch Hochglanzmagazin, sondern vermittelt die Alltäglichkeit von Fragen zur Sexualität und macht Lust auf Sex, keine Angst davor – gerade darum, weil auch schwierige, kritische und komplizierte Punkte angesprochen werden. Die drei künstlerischen Herangehensweisen (Bild, Text, Illustration) führen als roter Faden durch die Themen und zeichnen sich durch eine starke Autor*innenschaft aus.

QUEER SEX—whatever the fuck you want!
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160 Seiten, farbig, 17 × 24 cm, Broschur
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Issue 07 – The Italian Greyhound

Coming soon.

Issue 07 of DOG features the inimitable Sasha Velour – season nine winner of Ru-Paul’s Drag Race. We visited Sasha at her home in New York to discuss her most recent stage show, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, a dazzling and heartfelt reflectionon gender, fluidity and fame. We discuss the challenges of nurturing creativity in lockdown, and meet her Italian Greyhound, Vanya, this issue’s cover star.  

Inside, you’ll discover further interviews with some of this year’s most exciting names in film, music and art. 

And we celebrate the Italian Greyhound through illustrations, photography and essays.  

Contents — Issue no 4

Coming Soon.

A moment with Sandor Katz by Kathe Kaczmarzyk

Going wild: A story about an old estate, nature restoration, and turtle doves by Imogen Smith

Reconstructing Greece by Ashley Parsons

In conversation with Michael Twitty: Reclaiming Black culinary traditions and their rightful place as the foundation of modern America by Will Dorman

Spring and summer delights: Recipes for vegetables in season by Abra Berens

Talking about oysters, salinity, and the ocean’s mercy by Jovana Djak

Wine in Brazil by Lis Cereja

Along a bowl of tomatoes by Emmy Laura Perez Fjalland

Water, food, and sustainable development: Creating new awareness on the most precious resource on Earth by Marta Antonelli

Language, food, and the Universal by Lorenzo Barbasetti di Prun

In conversation with Anaïs Hazo: Fermentation collaboration – A new way of feeling by Julka Almquist

The Microbiologist vol IV, DNA sequencing: A crash course by Ane Brødsgaard

The sparrow that turned salmon: Unveiling the systems that govern food through art by L. Sasha Gora

Potatoes under the midnight sun by Kristofer Coffman

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Issue no 4 contains 128 pages printed on FSC certified and recycled paper. Our magazines are published completely independent without advertisements or corporate investments. The Preserve Journal is therefore run free of any restraining commercial considerations and interests.⁠   

The Preserve Journal presents you with a broad range of perspectives from an ever-growing group of global authors and contributors- each of them with a wealth of knowledge, rich experiences and insights to share. 

The content for each issue is being collected throughout the year and often follows the change of the seasons. However, while the seasons provide a visual frame for each issue we share content that remains relevant and important across the seasons and years. By doing so we hope to invite our readers to revisit past issues and find continuous inspiration.

Join us in an unfolding dialogue of what a sustainable, transparent and resilient food culture might look, feel and taste like.

Coucou N°92 Dezember 20

Seit Dezember 2012 erscheint das Kulturmagazin Coucou monatlich in Winterthur. Das Magazin bietet auf über 50 Seiten  Hintergrundberichte, Porträts, Musik-, Literatur-, Film- und Veranstaltungstipps sowie unterhaltende Kolumnen und einem Veranstaltungskalender zum Herausnehmen. Hoch- wie auch Populär- und Alternativkultur werden abgedeckt. So hilft Coucou mit, Kultur zu vermitteln und einem breiten Publikum zugänglich zu machen. Das Kulturmagazin setzt sich in erster Linie mit der Kulturlandschaft in Winterthur auseinander, greift aber auch überregionale und gesellschaftliche Themen auf. Das Coucou berichtet nicht nur über Kultur, sondern ist auch Kultur:  Die «Page Blanche» bietet jungen Künstlern zudem die Chance, die Rückseite des A2-Kalenders in der Heftmitte zu gestalten.

Free Time - Issue 02

Free Time is a new international biannual edition that shines a spotlight on people who express themselves during their free time.

In a time of achievement-oriented culture, where we have structured our culture around work, not play, Free Time focuses on the importance of leisure. An advocate for creativity, Free Time is an ode to self-expression, free creation, and intuition - time seen as a constant source of inspiration.

We encourage savoring the time we have outside of our modern world responsibilities to embark on creative and mindful pursuits that we do for ourselves or others. From creative hobbies and sports to actions to improve our world like protesting and education, or love and relationships, Free Time delves into the more enlightened moments in life.

CANVAS Issue 94

In the aftermath of the biggest man-made explosion in recent memory, Beirut Speaks brings you the voices of artists, architects, activists, designers and other leading professionals in the cultural sector as they seek to reassess and rebuild after the 4 August blast in the Lebanese capital. We sit down again with some of the key players we highlighted three years ago in The Rise and Rise of Beirut, take a walk through the areas most affected, focus on the diverse architecture that makes the city special, and engage with over 30 creatives, cultural institutions and art spaces to learn how they're coping, what might have changed forever, and whether they see light ahead at the end of the tunnel.

2nd Eyewear Style Book

Lightning

Banana – Issue 006

Cover Art + Story: SAITEMISS

• A Korean American Shaman’s Journey

• Chinese Wedding Traditions

• Into the Yunaverse

• Asian Comedy Takeover

• Bowen Yang

• Jenny Yang

• Fung Bros.

• Jessica Gao

• Ronny Chieng

• Japanese Breakfast

• Tiny Gentle Baesians

• LA Spawn

• SAITEMISS

• Vietnam Voyeur

Photos by James Bee

This Halloween, Bompas & Parr publishes Ghost Stories of Tripadvisor the first collection of online reviews detailing haunted hotels. The publication, dedicated to all who work in hospitality, is by turns horrific, unseemly and comic.

The volume features thirty-nine tales illustrated with over forty unexplained and candid images. These were collected from around the world, from Boscastle to Chicago, each bringing a sense of creeping horror to the page.

21 x 14.8 cm, Softcover, 2020

The Politics of Public Space is a quarterly publication of transcripts that speak directly to the city and the way we read it. The first issue contains excerpts from Mark Jacques, Tania Davidge, Tom Andrews & Peter Chambers, Libby Porter and Claire Martin. Each to an individual extent touch on recent events which have shaped how Melbourne’s public spaces are discussed and understood. Tom Andrews & Peter Chambers provide a summary of their research into the development of general protective measures instigated by Governments here in Melbourne. Following the community response to the proposed redevelopment of Federation Square’s Yarra Building site, Tania Davidge spoke on the proposal and the relationship between physical and digital public space. Libby Porter outlines the processes of dispossession in the city and the Swanston Square apartment building. With Lincoln Square as the backdrop, Mark Jacques proposes devices of inclusion in the design of public space. Claire Martin speaks about the privatisation of public space, and how this impacts the way the city is formed and occupied.

190 pages, 165 x 104 mm

Cloakroom Issue 3

CLOAKROOM is a biannual title exploring the idea of taste—navigating the fine line between good taste and bad, and exploring the allure of that contradiction.

With compelling film, photography and text by its internationally renowned contributors, CLOAKROOM explores, with rigour and wit, the lives, minds and spaces of influential figures across art, fashion and popular culture.  

Previous issues have featured Harrison Ford, Lynda Benglis, Gay Talese, Jia Tolentino, Louis Theroux, Duro Olowu, Ruth Rogers, Ed Ruscha, Marcelino Sambé, Ottessa Moshfegh and more as contributors, as well as the subject of profiles by award-winning writers.

CLOAKROOM was launched in October 2019 by Editor-in-Chief Claudia Donaldson, the founding editor of LVMH-backed film platform NOWNESS, and a former editor at Wallpaper*.

Issue 6 Greenwash

Reportagen Magazin

Reportagen, das unabhängige Magazin für erzählte Gegenwart. Herausragende Autorinnen und Autoren berichten in spannenden Reportagen aus dieser Welt. Vor Ort recherchiert, persönlich bei den Protagonisten und abseits der ausgetretenen Pfade. Jeden zweiten Monat neu.

KINK 33, a magazine by Paco y Manolo (Pink Cover)
132 pages - Color & B/W- Spanish-English bilingual - Volume II - 2020

The guys: Martín, Ivo, Álvaro, Luis, Esteban, Isaac, Abner, Adam, Fran, Raúl, Víctor, Stéphane, Sebastián, Álex, Carlos, Agus, Francesc, Raúl, Armen, Luis, Albert, Víctor & Tomás.

The Travel Diaries: "Granada".

+ CUADERNO 14 : “Freetime XXX”, by Pol Anglada.
16 pages - B/N - Catalan-Spanish bilingual - 2020

Kink & Cuaderno are presented in an indivisible pack. All this for the same price as always.
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KINK 33, una revista de Paco y Manolo (Portada Rosa)
132 páginas - Color & B/N - Bilingue Español-Inglés - Volumen II - 2020

Los chicos: Martín, Ivo, Álvaro, Luis, Esteban, Isaac, Abner, Adam, Fran, Raúl, Víctor, Stéphane, Sebastián, Álex, Carlos, Agus, Francesc, Raúl, Armen, Luis, Albert, Víctor y Tomás.

Diario de Viaje: "Granada".

+ CUADERNO 14 : “Freetime XXX”, por Pol Anglada.
16 pages - B/N - Catalan-Spanish bilingual - 2020

Kink y Cuaderno se presentan en un pack indivisible y empaquetado. Todo ello por el mismo precio de siempre.

OOF #6

The incredible painting on the front of this issue is 'A Sweet Lob from 25 Yards' by London icon Caroline Coon. It's one of eight football-inspired paintings from her 'Arena' series, all of which are included in this issue. We've also got Dale Berning Sawa looking at the street tapestries of young French artist Delphine Dénéréaz, curator George Vasey getting all misty eyed about the ecstatic emotions in old football photos, Eddy Frankel diving deep into the relationship between Watford legend Luther Blissett and the QAnon conspiracy theory, and the amazing Swedish football writer Fredrik Ekelund letting it all out about Zlatan's great betrayal. OOF indeed.

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