A magazine published biannually showcasing art and fashion in contemporary culture. 

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Emporio Armani Magazine is back with a special Collection edition to celebrate the brand’s 40th Anniversary. Since 1981, the label has been observing urban lifestyles and interpreting them with a modern, inclusive attitude.

Edited as always by Rosanna Armani, this issue is entitled THE WAY WE ARE. This emblematic title emphasises the importance of living in the moment – a resounding theme in the Armani world – while retaining an awareness of the past and what has been.

As in previous editions, Rosanna Armani has been supported by Christoph Radl in the role of graphic designer and Kazunori Iwakura as editor-at-large. Antonio Moscogiuri, editor and director of CAP 74024, stepped into the role of creative consultant. Lastly, a host of international collaborators were involved, with photographers and writers creating diverse, exciting content.

The new Collection edition brings together diverse, exciting content that takes awareness as its underlying theme. It acknowledges the past while remaining firmly grounded in the now and thinks ahead without looking back.

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Zurich Magazine: a surprising mixture of unique views by international and national artists. The secret of life, its fantastic people, and everything you always wanted to know about living in one of the most versatile and livable cities in the world.
Zurich Magazine comprises 200 pages and was developed in collaboration with Zürich Tourism and Studio Achermann.

Issue 2 features Ella Rumpf, Walter Pfeiffer, Gianni Jetzer, Mitchell Anderson, Francesco Cagnin, Camille Vivier, Lorenza Longhi, Enzo Enea and Wu Tsang.

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This edition is an exploration of the blues through emotional archeology. What makes us miss the things and people we miss? Is it important to cry? Why is romanticism a source of the blues, and what comfort food do we turn to when blue? What do we do in order to heal? What do designers and artists have to say on creating while feeling blue? How does it affect our creative process?

Going through the blues is a deeply personal journey, and so is this issue. Personal, subjective, unfiltered, as felt and lived by us and our contributors. Light at times, heavy at times. Just like the blues. We feel humbled and grateful to our contributors who have chosen to share pieces of themselves — of their blues, of their grief, of their hopes. 

The Blue Sindrom is a collection of these pieces. Treat them kindly.

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Sindroms is a journal of monochrome states of mind, published in print biannually. Curating its content based on specific colours, it investigates them across culture, and immerses its readers in the feelings and moods evoked by each colour.

Over the years the collection of intimate instant photos of the makers of PHOTODARIUM Private, a tear-off calendar, has been growing. They now present a curated selection in the beautifully produced book INSTANT NUDES. Dreamy, suggestive, exiting, or simply aesthetic: nude photography has many sides.

In the photo book INSTANT NUDES the work of eleven photographers who use instant images to capture erotic moments is presented. Some of the photographs are revealing, some more discreet. What they all have in common is their reverence for a beautiful body. Because of its authenticity, the medium of the instant photo is the antithesis of digital photography. Instant photos enhance the erotic-voyeuristic moment through their intimacy, uniqueness and materiality, often not perfect and therefore all the more authentic, provocative and yet differentiated.

In their everyday working lives, models are projection screens for social ideas of beauty. They are staged by the photographers and a whole staff of stylists and hair & make-up artists. It is different with the photography of Nudes at home, in the intimacy of their private surroundings. The calendar PHOTODARIUM Private has been published for five years now. The tear-off calendar shows uncensored instant pictures with an artistic approach to nudity. Day after day a new erotic, naked, or cheeky instant image is revealed.

A modern and young look at eroticism beyond pornographic clichés—by photographers and individuals from all over the world. Emancipated and honest.

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The 12.5 Years Anniversary Issue.

Featuring: 
The Art of Spain - By Mart Engelen
Incl. Salvador Dali, Jorge Galindo, Pablo Picasso, CY Schnabel

Extraordinary Travel Destinations:
Marbella Club Hotel
Hotel El Palace, Barcelona
Hotel maria Cristina, San Sebastian
Hotel Alfonso XIII, Sevilla

Les Airelles, Courchevel

Helmut Newton Legacy

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Photographer Mart Engelen’s passion for print and black-and-white photography led to his one-man project “#59 Magazine”, which he founded in 2009, launching the first issue at the TEFAF Art Fair in Maastricht in the Netherlands that year. He publishes his best photographs in his own magazine, which highlights a global dialogue on cultural heritage in our daily existence, showcasing interviews and striking black-and-white photography. Every issue quickly becomes a sought-after collector’s item. 

Covering subjects as varied as world affairs and art, politics and music, business and wealth and icons and rebels, #59 Magazine is a niche publication which comes out three times a year. As well as the webshop, it is available in selected bookstores, concept-stores, museums, art galleries and fairs in more than sixteen countries worldwide. #59 recently celebrated its tenth anniversary and, still true to his original concept, Mart Engelen continues to pursue unique and timeless content combined with extraordinary photography.

Since 2016, aleï journal is an independently published magazine, commissioned and directed by its creators, Stas Kalashnikov, Melodie Zagury and Daphne Mookherjee. As an independent magazine displaying photographs, art pieces and essays, its intentions are to showcase personalities of which artistic practices are raw and singular.
aleï journal is a collection of artists’ portfolios and interviews, of free writings that range from poetry to fiction, and of numerous series of pictures submitted by international photographers. Each contributor is free to invest their space as they wish to, and the magazine intends to work as an exhibition-edition, a permanent and specific object.
Trough the prism of the natural identity of light, colours and vocabulary, aleï journal explores themes such as intimacy, individuality, and body relationship. The absence of filters and retouching, as well as a total freedom of creation offer the magazine’s contributors a genuine zone of expression and sensibility.

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Co-editors Aidan Kelly Murphy, Julia Gelezova, Ángel Luis González.

Featured Artists Hoda Afshar, Lewis Bush, Jean Curran, Irene Antonia Diane Reece, Audrey Gillespie, Kelvin Haizel, Iris Hassid, Federica Landi, Roberto Tondopó, Bindi Vora.

Featured Writers Julie Chun, Anna Ehrenstein, Orla Fitzpatrick, Yvette Hamilton, Aidan Kelly Murphy, Camille Lévêque, Dónal Talbot, Sue Rainsford, Rashi Rajguru, Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh, Duncan Wooldridge.

Cover Image Jean Curran, The Vertigo Project. Alfred Hitchcock, Vertigo, and the images of Alfred Hitchcock are trademarks and likeness rights of Alfred Hitchcock, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Back Cover Image Rafał Milach and the Archiwum Protestow Publicznych.

Designed by Ángel Luis González

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OVER journal is a new periodical publication and online platform that proposes its readers a more wholesome, honest, and critical observation and enjoyment of Photography. Publishing commissioned texts and artworks alongside interviews and opinion pieces, it aims to create the ideal channel for an open and global discussion about the context in which the discipline sits, and not just about the output of artists, exhibiting venues, and publishing houses.

OVER journal critically focuses on aspects often overlooked that affect the discipline, zooming out to observe the whole scene, to analyse what exactly is happening, what power relationships are at play. It is about preventing the repetition of obsolete and flawed structures, as much as highlighting the work of those who constructively are expanding what we still call Photography into new horizons. More than a portfolio magazine, it is a space for reflection on new practices, new ways of thinking.

“Sun Kissed” is the essence of GODS AND BOYS – Timmi’s ongoing photography and storytelling project that shares personal and intimate images of Friends, Gods, Boys and Lovers.

The main goal of the project is to create connections and intimacy among people by listening to and capturing the moments in between. A mix of very personal impressions, snapshots, illustrated diary images and very raw sexual moments. Inspired by iconic photographers and nude photography, gay culture, timeless fashion design, my personal all-time favorite artists and the beauty of transience and youth.

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‘The Tourist’ contains all the hallmarks of Kourtney Roy’s recognisable and appealing style: self-portraiture, a filmic approach, and characteristic vivid colour palette. But it also shows a tension between the witty and the sinister, the conventional and the unorthodox, the glamour and the sleaze. Roy is a virtuoso of context creation, and her exceptional crafting of the point where we depart our existential world and enter the intentional one she provides for us is nothing short of admirable. Roy creates a playful visual metaphor for a world we believe we know, yet through her clever use of juxtaposition we quickly realise that it is not quite the world it seems to be.

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well, well, well, what do we have here? just another rad issue of frankie magazine (if we do say so ourselves)! issue 101 is officially on sale, and here’s a taste of what you’ll find within its pages: folks who are partners in both work and life; jewellery that’s a little bit bad taste and a little bit nice; recipes to keep your tummy full on the lead-up to payday; and one vibrant fibro shack in paradise. there’s also a confession from a feminist who loves housework and a rundown of some of history’s most notorious conwomen. we road-test everyday pens, investigate the science of accents and meet some rescued chooks who have started a sweet new life. magic, grief, dog wee and compost – we discuss all that and an awful lot more. see for yourself by picking up a copy, if you wish! we really hope you enjoy it.

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The Long Way Home of Ivan Putnik, Truck Driver is a collection of photographs and notes on the surroundings of remote Siberian roads and towns. Presented as an archive from a truck driver named Ivan Putnik, the photographs are actually made by various amateur photographers who uploaded the photospheres to Google Street View.

Fascinated by the visual variety, Vaste Programme (IT) recontextualized the images to create a fictional story. Apart from showing life in a remote area of the world, the cropped stills present universal environmental concerns such as pollution, the extraction of fossil fuels and the transformation of the landscape. Even though the available imagery originates from a specific subset of the population, it does not amplify the archetypal image of life in Siberia, but rather provides the reader with a combination of both classic and unusual sights. From the beauty of unspoiled nature to grotesque industrial projects, and from monolithic Soviet-era suburbs to weirdly charming interiors. The Long Way Home highlights what is often overlooked, and focuses on the hidden gems of vernacular photography.

About Vaste Programme
Vaste Programme is the pseudonym of the young artistic trio from Rome (IT) consisting of Giulia Vigna, Leonardo Magrelli and Alessandro Tini. Their practice focuses on post-photography and new media, aiming to shine a light on everyday visual matter and to reveal new meanings by appropriating this imagery as storytellers. The Long Way Home of Ivan Putnik, Truck Driver is their first published photo book.

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JÓN’s largest ever issue - at exactly 300 pages, is out in the world. Featuring stellar interviews and shoots, we’ve got your reading for the second half of 2021 sorted.

See our fashion stories in FULL, not available anywhere online. You gotta get the book, people. See unseen photos and read the full interview with Lucifer star Tom Ellis, read about the canine companion of Giacomo Gianiotti, the Grey’s Anatomy hottie, and find out what he does on the weekends and who has the most closest space in his new LA home. We meet Ed Helms, the super funny Office and Hangover actor, who talks about his new hit Peacock comedy Rutherford Falls. Akili McDowell from David Makes Man chats with us, as does olympic hurdler and handsome man Devon Allen. To top it off, the uber handsome Jake Lacyrocks his 90s moves and, well, looks so cute, in a chic fashion story.

You gotta get this issue. It’s EVERYTHING.

JÓN magazine is a premium, 300 page black and white print magazine available online and at select news-stands around the world. We feature celeb interviews and shoots, fashion stories, illustrations, columns, collage and art, all bound beautifully into a stunning book. Be part of the JÓN family, get your copy today.

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This edition was made in São Paulo, Brazil. Here we met a random smattering of local guys from one of the world's biggest and queerest cities, with a diverse population and a vibrant gay scene. We introduce this city to you via its men, who you can get to know through a selection of intimate photography and personal storytelling.

There's really something special about Latin America, a certain openness and boldness that is unparalleled in the world. When we made our first visit to this region for our fifteenth issue in Bogotá, Colombia, it became our most naked issue ever. Then when we released our twenty-fourth issue, made in Guadalajara, Mexico, that issue took the nudity crown. And now, this issue in São Paulo has followed suit to become another very exposed edition. We always say that nudity is never essential for Elska, but it's always nice to see, and here in Brazil we see a lot, even a guy who whips it out in a public park! Oh the scandal!

Another common feature of our Latin American issues comes in the stories, which tend towards the romantic or dramatic, including a good amount of focus on love, longing, and sex. Each of the men were invited to write a story about anything at all form their lives, as long as it's something true, and it just happened that these were the subjects they gravitated towards, but not only… Some of the story highlights here include Murillo J's description of a Paulista nightclub, full of creativity and free-spiritedness, and how they tried to adapt it for the COVID era; Rodrigo K's ode to anime, especially its homoeroticism and how it helped him become who he is today; Bruno V's tale of his transition, including devastating setbacks in surgery as well as hope for the future; and Mike F's chronology on how he discovered his dream to become a dancer and how he made it happen.

Includes stories in English, Portuguese, and Spanish (all followed by English translations where applicable)

Features images of / stories from: Ciriaco V, Jaime S, Murillo J, Leo F, Rodrigo K, Bruno A, Mike F, Ale D, Alexie A, and Bruno V

We also recommend ordering the companion e-zine ‘Elska Ekstra São Paulo’, available separately or as part of the ‘Bundle’, to get loads more content. This includes behind the scenes tales, outtakes, extra stories, and five extra Brazilian boys: Rosa S, Kevem M, Henrique X, Yohan, and João F; plus three more guys from our ‘Elska Dehors’ feature

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Welcome to Elska, a project about sharing the bodies and voices of guys we meet all over the world. Referred to by The Advocate as ‘probably the nicest, most sincere magazine to have ever been created’ and also described as ‘part intellectual queer pin-up mag and part sexy anthropology journal’, you won’t find celebrity gossip, models, or lifestyle tips here. Instead come travel along with us get to know a diverse cross-section of queer boys everywhere through intimate photography and personal storytelling

This edition was made in Dublin, Ireland. Here we met a smattering of local guys from one of Europe's most historic cities and also one of its most up-and-coming, with a population that is becoming more and more diverse and an LGBTQ community that is becoming more and more vibrant. We introduce this city to you via its men, who you can get to know through a selection of intimate photography and personal storytelling.

Shot during a unique summertime lull within the COVID-19 pandemic, when Ireland was growing cautiously optimistic, this is one of our most cheerful issues. The outdoor images reveal a lot more sunshine than the Irish climate typically allows, and a real sense of warmth extends to the indoor images, which reveal much more intimacy, including nudity, than we expected to come from this nation. The stories as well are rather light, including topics such as meeting men on beer-fueled nights out, getting excited over Adele concerts, hooking up with ‘straight’ boys in cars, and even finding something positive to come out of the pandemic.

Here at Elska we love to visit places that fill our minds with preconceptions and then attempt to break the stereotypes - in this way our Dublin issue may be one of the most surprising, full of sun, sex, freedom and hope from a country that we thought would be much more conservative and well, a bit damp. It's a great issue to mark what may hopefully be the end of the COVID-19 era, and something to get us dreaming about a future holiday to Ireland someday soon.

Includes stories in English, Irish, Polish, and Portuguese (all followed by English translations where applicable)

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Welcome to Elska, a project about sharing the bodies and voices of guys we meet all over the world. Referred to by The Advocate as ‘probably the nicest, most sincere magazine to have ever been created’ and also described as ‘part intellectual queer pin-up mag and part sexy anthropology journal’, you won’t find celebrity gossip, models, or lifestyle tips here. Instead come travel along with us get to know a diverse cross-section of queer boys everywhere through intimate photography and personal storytelling

While Donald Trump was being inaugurated, photographer Tom de Peyret traveled to Las Vegas and captured the underside of a city lost in its own verticality.

In Concrete Mirages, Tom de Peyret freezes a seemingly abandoned setting, from the flashiest towers to empty dams, only a scattering of onlookers walk in the stifling heat. These towers emerge like golden totems from a landscape of which there is almost nothing left, as if we’ve been propelled into a dystopian world following some kind of catastrophe.
Yet these elements recount a true and shared history, that of the energy spent in an absurd and vain quest, the quasi-impossible construction of a city in the middle of the desert. It is the very story of the birth of Las Vegas and its urban unrest.

The photographer’s minimalist work runs counter to the almost hysterical profusion that emanates from the cit The photographer’s minimalist work runs counter to the almost hysterical profusion that emanates from the city. Between vertical madness and horizontal vertigo, Tom de Peyret paints a unique and stellar portrait of Sin City.

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Super-Limited Edition of 500 copies!
100 Pages + 18 Stickers!
In collaboration with Eytys!
Photographed by Zac Bayly!
Styled by Bridie Gilbert!

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A collection of photographs documenting Los Angeles during the lockdown of Spring 2020.

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Jonathan Ducrest (b. 1976) was born and raised in Switzerland, where his interest in photography was ignited with a point-and-shoot camera he received from his parents. The mountain vistas, atmospheric conditions, and dramatic scenery of the towering Swiss landscape, provided him with his earliest subjects.

In 1998 he relocated to the United States, where he settled in New York City. There, he expanded his practice into the urban canyons and architectural wonders of the metropolis, which drew parallels with his earlier scenes of nature's awe-inspiring power.

In 2013 Ducrest moved to Los Angeles in pursuit of new photographic discoveries. The West Coast's varied topography—deserts, oceanic horizons, and local styles—have provided a fresh set of artistic challenges, while also bringing together the varied strands of his visual palette from twenty-five years of experimentation and creative investigation. Ducrest's compositional skill, discerning eye, and cinematic sensibilities have made him one of the foremost practitioners of landscape, travel and urban photography working in the Los Angeles area. After 23 years in the U.S., he moved back to his native Switzerland in early 2021.

Ducrest's work has been collected extensively, by individuals, and major collectors, including Netflix. His photographs have been featured in many television productions—Disney-ABC, Warner Media and Apple. In 2020, he received a citation award for Petrol Station 2018, from the renowned American Institute of Architects, during the AIA/Architectural Photography Awards. In April 2020, his image Salerno Umbrellas was selected by Saatchi Art’s Chief Curator for their “New This Week Collection”. In 2021, Saatchi Art also named him one of 21 artists to watch in 2021.

PAPERBOY is fun, lighthearted, and most of all, useful. It comes in a convenient format that you can roll up and stick in your pocket. It has been designed to be read and used and the overall idea is to lighten up the reader’s day.

It is for women and men, it has words and pictures.

As well as extremely accomplished, world renowned writers, photographers and artists, PAPERBOY will be recruiting a select group of high school kids and undergraduates, who have talent but need a break, and in turn will give a young person the opportunity to get published.

27.7 × 22 cm, Softcover, 2021

BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! magazine
Collectors Edition Vol 2 – PRIDE issue

The world's first fine art photography magazine dedicated to queer and gay photography - ad free

Volume 2 features ten photographers from nine countries: AdeY (UK), David Charles Collins (Australia), Matthew Finley (USA), Ashish Gupta (India), Manuel Moncayo (Mexico), Juan Antonio Papagni Meca (Argentina), Sebastian Perinotti (Argentina), Mauricio A. Rodriguez (Venezuela), Xavier Samré (France), Inon Sani (Peru) + illustrator Matthew Hetznecker (USA)

The Power & Empowerment Edition

In our latest issue of the BJP, we explore the idea of empowerment. We consider the individual experience, as well as the collaborative and universal one.

Our features include the compelling work of Rahim Fortune, Cansu Yıldıran, Donna Ferrato, Sadie Catt, Igor Furtado, Angelica Elliott. And, Rafal Milach and Karolina Gembara unpack the rise of creative protest movements in Poland.
Elsewhere, we visit the studio of Suzie Howell in east London and look back at the history of women’s rights over their bodies, as has been documented in photography. We are also On Location in Athens, exploring the city’s image-making scene

The all-new BJP is a bi-monthly premium publication, packed with double the content of our classic magazines and completely advertising free.