Delicate Rébellion issue No1

A thoughtful publication with collaboration at the forefront of all they do. The Delicate Rébellion is a warm, insightful and playful look into creativity. Featuring interviews with both well-established and fresh faced grads in the art world. By opening conversations and welcoming their readers into the fold of both their beautiful online and offline events, they are taking the reader/magazine relationship to new levels.

In this issue:

The Powerful Little Storm issue features some of the best artists, writers and creators. Offering enough of the lovely stuff to burst your heart open [not literally ~ maybe literally, take care].

A beautiful insight into the life and mind of my absolute hero, Unskilled Worker including 5 carefully selected dream pieces to cut out and frame.

You’ll also find features with Fidjit, the gentle souled tattoo artist and founder of the Drowning Girls’ Club, interviews with denim high-priestess, Siobhan McKenna, a daydream in memories with photographer Kirsty McLachlan and a confessional with a life model as a side to much more magic.

Our print runs are funded solely by pre-orders - they always have been and always will be. Our pages are yours, and with every issue, you are invited to pull up a pew on our pages. Make sure you’re signed up to the contributors list to find out when submissions are open for our issues.

SCENARIO is the award-winning magazine on trends, ideas, visions, and possible futures. It was established in 2010 and is developed by futurists from the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies in regular collaboration with the brightest minds, notorious leaders, and prolific influences from around the world.

# 331 Summer 2020

Do Not Feed Alligators

David Shama

David Shama captures his subjects in moments of repose, set against the grit and grain of the sun-drenched South. Shama documents a road trip across an often-overlooked America of swamps, reptiles, scrapyards and cheap motels. 

Specifitcations

136 Pages
8" x 11.5
Published by Damiani in 2018
Printed in Italy

Frame 136

September/October 2020

Due to the cancellation of trade fairs, fashion weeks and any other physical industry event for that matter, brands and manufacturers have felt a greater urge than ever to enter – and capitalize on – the ever-expanding virtual sphere. Reporting on the unprecedented growth of digitally generated artefacts and environments, the September/October issue of Frame explores exhibitions held in cyberspace and the work of a 3D animation artist. Meanwhile, in Frame Lab, we outline why renegotiating the relationship between indoors and out is central to making our future cities more liveable.

GAY TIMES – Issue 508

If you hadn’t already noticed, we’ve had a redesign! GAY TIMES Magazine is going to be the place where you will find insight and discussion on the issues and challenges that face LGBTQ+ people in the the UK and across the world. That will never change. But we also want it to be a place where queer people can be uplifted, inspired and have a moment of escapism. We have so much to celebrate within our diverse and vibrant community, and we want these pages to be filled with some of that joy too.

So what better place to start than with our first two covers for this reimagined quarterly title? As soon as we saw the camp and playful music video for Tinashe’s latest single Rascal, we knew we had to do something spectacular with her. A vintage pink cadillac, Tinashe soda cans, and a 90s-inspired car wash photoshoot later, we achieved that and then some. As a Black, bisexual woman working in the music industry, Tinashe has faced plenty of testing moments in her career. But she has a fiercely loyal LGBTQ+ following who will always support her. In the brilliant accompanying cover story, Tinashe is candid about her sexuality, the challenges she has faced as an artist and what we can expect from her next.

Since the release of his stunning debut album Pony last year, we have been obsessed with Orville Peck. We of course had him for an all-pink Amplify by GAY TIMES digital cover last summer, but his career has sky-rocketed since then so we thought it was time for his GAY TIMES Magazine debut. As our cover shot suggests, everyone wants a piece of the enigmatic country star. We got to speak to Orville about his whirlwind success over the past 18 months following the release of his new EP, Show Pony. We also checked in with Shania Twain (as you do) to find out why she’s such a huge fan and how she found working with Orville on their new track, Legends Never Die.

Elsewhere in the issue we have Drag Race favourites Gigi Goode and Heidi N Closet, the cast and director of Wonder Woman 1984 (Gal Gadot, Kristen Wiig, Chirs Pine, Pedro Pascal and Patty Jenkins), trans model Jari Jones, author Mohsin Zaidi, rising music stars Gia Ford and Walt Disco, internet star Brendan Jordan, Legendary winners House of Balmain, and plenty of new-season fashion from Moncler, Richard Quinn, Dior, Gucci, Lanvin, and more. We also have a powerful photo essay of Pride in lockdown during the summer, an exploration of LGBTQ+ groups in political parties, and a heartfelt discussion around the beauty of interracial relationships within the queer community. We’ve been very busy.

This marks an exciting new era for GAY TIMES Magazine, as well as the organisation as a whole. For more than 45 years we’ve adapted and grown with the core mission of keeping LGBTQ+ representation on the newsstand, queer visibility on your social feed, and the latest stories sent to your inbox. It’s been a challenging and transformative year for many of us, so we want to thank you all for your continued support. We can assure you that we don’t take it for granted. Enjoy the Autumn 2020 issue of GAY TIMES Magazine!

Kinfolk Issue 37: Nature Issue

The importance of nature for both our personal wellbeing and global prosperity has never been clearer. With a cautious return to the great outdoors now on our shared horizon, Kinfolk heeds the enticing call of the wild and celebrates the power of nature.

Crotch – Issue 4

Crotch Magazine 232 pages. (48 additional pages)

Underwear and swimwear, on beautiful men, featuring their bodies and sexual liberation.

Warning. This magazine contains nudity.

The City Guide for Design Lovers

THE ALPS – City Guide for Design Lovers presents an exclusive selection of the best boutique hotels, mountain huts and local restaurants as well as Alpine architecture – from France to Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Italy.

DESCRIPTION

The Alps not only provide a mood-boosting combination of summer-green and winter-blue space, but they also offer pure air, revitalising waters and the aesthetic pleasure of architectural masterpieces where sustainability goes hand in hand with wellness. Whether it is the energy-efficient Monte Rosa Hütte in the Valais with its photovoltaic system or the Ottmanngut in Meran, where antique furniture meets lime trees in a fairy tale garden, the Alps reflect design trends and provide ways for unwinding after work.

On 224 pages, this City Guide contains:

• a carefully curated selection of 50 best places to “sleep, eat, breathe, relax and inspire”
• exciting boutique hotels, mountain huts and local restaurants as well as Alpine architecture
• more than 140 beautiful photographs
• Softcover, DIN A5, 224 pages
• 1st EDITION – September 2020

Printed on FSC certified uncoated paper.

Issue #5: Evergreen Sindrom

The Evergreen Sindrom is a journey we embarked on before our world was enthralled by a pandemic that disrupted our ways of living. It felt like the perfect timing to explore green - a colour that breathes life; in all its forms - considering the moment in time our world found itself. Now, this issue feels more relevant than ever. These times call for industries to rethink processes and values, and for humans to rethink their approach to consumerism, their everyday lifestyle, and contribution to society. The world has slowed down, taking a step back to get a bird’s-eye view of the new reality, and the new behaviours we aim towards.  

In this issue:

Green is, above all, the colour of life. In this edition, we explored life in all its forms, with a particular interest in the evergreen. What does prosperity mean now, how do we manage to continue growing, reinvent ourselves, and change our ways? What is evergreen design? Why is the human-nature relationship so vital? Is it important to talk to plants? When did we lose our connection to the natural world, and did we leave anything valuable behind? What is some of the evergreen wisdom that’s been passed down through generations? We explore all of this within 160 pages of conceptual, carefully-curated editorials, thought pieces and striking visual essays.

Covers by Aiste Ambrazeviciute and Anne Marie Jo.

Racquet – Issue 14

Our solitary pursuits issue, conceived and executed during quarantine. Andrea Petkovic on holiday, selfies from Stefanos Tsitsipas a.k.a. Steve the Hawk and Serena and Venus singing karaoke on the lower East Side.

Design Anthology UK – Issue 6

In issue 06 of Design Anthology UK, we discusses the rise of hyper-real computer-generated images in the age of the pandemic. We collaborate with one of Europe’s foremost epicurean designers, Studio Appetit, on a specially formulated D/A UK cocktail based on the emotional rollercoaster of the last five months. Artist Sinta Tantra opens up about a race and diversity in the art world. We look at the upcoming design district in London’s Greenwich Peninsula. Plus much more, including a host of inspiring interiors such as the one on our cover designed by talented duo, Marcante Testa.

Vol. 31

The Freedom Issue

CANADA • CORNWALL • ETHIOPIA • KURDISTAN • PAPUA NEW GUINEA

2021 Planner
be more with less

Now more than ever, we need to change our lifestyle, slow down, and consume more responsibly. With this in mind, 2021’s agenda follows the footsteps of its predecessor, but takes its concept even further.

Each week of this weekly planner focuses on a theme and invites you to complete a project in order to learn to live in a more sustainable way. These fun exercises are depicted in a playful way through a miscellanea of beautifully illustrated facts, recipes, quotes, games, charts, and informative texts. At the end of the agenda, you’ll find a brief questionnaire to track your progress and report your feedback. The aim behind the challenges is to help you develop your creative skills, reduce your level of consumption, and guide you toward a more sustainable way of living.

This year’s edition includes 24 additional pages, that provide more space for your notes, a bigger monthly planner, and a new project planner. As always, it includes lots of useful information about holidays, world maps, conversion tables, a culinary calendar, hints about celestial events, and observation charts.

Details

• in English
• 12 x 19 cm
• 176 pages
• offset black print inside
• cover flaps
• cover with strong structured paper
• perfect bound with soft cover
• lays flat when open
• cover available in 4 different shades:
  ∙ chocolate
  ∙ violet
  ∙ salmon
  ∙ white +embossed title
• a week per spread
• monthly and yearly overview
• project planner 2021
• ± 50 projects
• ± 50 illustrations, graphics, quotes,…
• produced in a sustainable way
• FSC-certified smooth and white paper (inside paper recycled with 100% old papers, without chlorine bleach and optical brightener)
• plastic-free packaging

The Noma Guide to Fermentation

Including koji, kombuchas, shoyus, misos, vinegars, garums, lacto-ferments, and black fruits and vegetables

MARFAMILY #6

Issue #6 and it feels so good. After a long wait and a brief domestic disaster, MARFAMILY is back. Delayed due to a certain global event, perhaps you’ve heard of it?

We’ve gone to print and here to give your tired eyes a wakeup call are our beautiful covers. We may not be able to touch you physically but we can fondle you through the pages…

In print form alone, we reunite with our MARFRIENDS on a cover-to-cover storyline.Along the way, we meet Willem Dafoe, Sian Clifford, Mati Diop, Arizona Muse and many other delightful characters.

Reclining solo on our sofas, we may be missing others but enjoy a 50+ page MARFART study on the works of Belgian Artists Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys and go on a sophisticated design journey from Mayfair to Zurich, with Vivienne Rohner and her long legs, to find Trix & Robert Haussmann.

People do a lot of things in private that they couldn’t possibly explain in public. From the confines of their houses, MARFAMILY #6 thinks about art, personal expression and togetherness.

Covers by MARFRIENDS, old and new, include  Theo Wenner, Esther Theaker, Rachel Chandler, Alexandra Gordienko, Pascal Gambarte and Angela Hill.

Transhelvetica #60 «Herzblut»

Es freut uns ungemein, mit «Herzblut» die 60. Ausgabe von Transhelvetica präsentieren zu können. Die Ausgabe markiert unser 10-jähriges Jubiläum und war uns Anlass, einen Blick in die Vergangenheit zu werfen. Für diese Retrospektive haben wir alle Ausgaben wieder in die Hände genommen und die Entwicklung von «Transhelvetica» zum Revue passieren lassen. Dabei kommen die Reisetipps quer durch die ganze Schweiz selbstverständlich nicht zu kurz. Denn vieles hat sich geändert, aber einem sind wir treu geblieben: Was ennet der Grenze passiert, bleibt ennet der Grenze.

Kommen Sie mit uns auf eine Zeitreise durch die Geschichte von Transhelvetica und besuchen Sie Orte und Menschen, die für uns von besonderer Bedeutung sind.

Intimations

Six Essays

Zadie Smith

Deeply personal and powerfully moving, a short and timely series of essays on the experience of lockdown, by one of the most clear-sighted and essential writers of our time

From the critically acclaimed author of Feel Free, Swing Time, White Teeth and many more

'There will be many books written about the year 2020: historical, analytic, political and comprehensive accounts. This is not any of those - the year isn't half-way done. What I've tried to do is organize some of the feelings and thoughts that events, so far, have provoked in me, in those scraps of time the year itself has allowed. These are above all personal essays: small by definition, short by necessity.'

Crafted with the sharp intelligence, wit and style that have won Zadie Smith millions of fans, and suffused with a profound intimacy and tenderness in response to these unprecedented times, Intimations is a vital work of art, a gesture of connection and an act of love - an essential book in extraordinary times.

Imprint: Penguin Books
Published: 06/08/2020
Pages: 96

The Humans

MATT HAIG

“I know that some of you reading this are convinced humans are a myth, but I am here to state that they do actually exist”

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME. OR IS THERE?

After an ‘incident’ one wet Friday night where he is found walking naked through the streets of Cambridge, Professor Andrew Martin is not feeling quite himself. Food sickens him. Clothes confound him. Even his loving wife and teenage son are repulsive to him. He feels lost amongst an alien species and hates everyone on the planet. Everyone, that is, except Newton, and he’s a dog.

Who is he really? And what could make someone change their mind about the human race … ?

Matt Haig is the number one bestselling author of Reasons to Stay Alive and six highly acclaimed novels for adults, including How to Stop Time and The Radleys. As a writer for children and young adults he has won the Blue Peter Book Award, the Smarties Book Prize and been nominated three times for the Carnegie Medal. His work has been published in over forty languages.

Pages: 320
Published: 09.08.2018
Publisher: Canongate Books Ltd.

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.

BEYOND Limited Edition Book

Beyond is a limited-edition book dedicated to photography, art and fashion, curated by Take Care with the art direction of Studio Moretti Visani.

Beyond brings to light the creative process of four artists who work mainly on long term projects. Giovanni Fredi, Kata Geibl, Francesco Merlini, Alba Zari describe their research process beyond the images, showing diaries, sketches, references, techniques.

Beyond includes three fashion editorials. Eleonora Agostini + Miu Miu, Hubert Crabières + MSGM styled by Riccardo Linarello and Alessandro Furchino Capria + Bottega Veneta styled by Roberta Pinna, show three different “behind the scene” of their shootings, among contact sheets, domestic photo sets and mood boards.

Beyond features three unpublished projects by Ronni Campana, Federico Radaelli and Leonardo Scotti that with no words and no captions the three works interrupt sometimes the flow of the book with full page strong images. The three projects can be extracted from the book and be hanged as posters.

PUBLIC Issue 03

Wax Poetics – Issue 68

At Wax Poetics, we put music in context. Closing the noticeable gap in music journalism between coverage of contemporary artists and celebration of classic trailblazers, we provide extensive commentary on the dynamic relationship between past and present to educate today’s ears about the origins of their favorite music. What we started in December 2001 as a quarterly magazine, both classic and fresh, has grown into a diversified music media resource for music aficionados and general listeners alike. From our signature approach to print media to our giant steps into new media and the recording industry, we strive to revolutionize the way we educate ourselves about music.

Wax Poetics magazine makes the perfect stepping-stone for the endless possibilities of Wax Poetics media outlets. The strength of our name relies on a passion for quality music and the history that contextualizes it.

In this issue:

Wax Poetics Journal is back for 2020 with Digable Planets c/o P.M. Dawn.

Other contents include British synth-pop band the System; synthesizer futurist (and Dilla samplee) Raymond Scott; singer-songwriter Susaye Green (Stevie Wonder, Supremes); jazz-funk icon James Mason; Brazil’s biggest band Novos Baianos; disco drummer/producer Cerrone; Rap-A-Lot Records and the Geto Boys; and hip-hop photographer Frank White.

Off The Rails - Come As You Are’ Issue 16 straight from lock down.

In Issue 16 we mix it up a little. We look into the world of 'FaceTime Photography' with Tom Mitchell and others, as we find ourselves having to work differently and therefore our content represents that. We speak to MikeFlo and many others regarding the current movement towards Black Liberty and documenting the world around us as this happens. We talk to VEMIX about recreating history, to the extent of the world believing these incredible photoshopped images that he creates are the real deal. Higher Power hit their Brooklyn show bang at the beginning of the global pandemic as they all fought Covid. Drake Alexander takes us on a journey into his world as Savannah McMillan revisits her exhibitions to help the NHS. Artist Tejumola Adenuga blows us away with his dot work while the bold colours and installations of Julia Benz brings life to us all. We welcome back the incredible David Bellemere with a new exclusive editorial with Lola Alcaluzac, as well as new work from George Holz & Mike Miller.

roots + wings: the women's guide to living authentically, summer 2020, print edition

Roots + Wings: The Women’s Guide to Living Authentically is a magazine that caters to the whole woman: mind, body + soul. With seven incredible articles in each section there is something in this issue for everyone, read on to find out more about just a few of the articles featured in this issue below…

MIND

Surrender to Wonderment: Between Conviction and Growth by Nanhe

a journey of learning to flow with life’s shifts + how this deep letting go can reignite wonder within us.

Reclaiming the Priestess: by Dr Sarah Coxon

an inspiring account of how uncovering your own gifts can create a ripple effect that helps other’s to do the same.

BODY

Cycles of Womanhood by Adeola Sheehy-Adekale

the second in a series of articles about the powers + challenges of each phase of the menstrual cycle. This time we meet the Mother, the archetype connected to inner Summer.

An interview with Emine Rushton

we talk about all things ayurveda, her experience of life during a pandemic, the menstrual cycle + her + husband Paul’s life changing book Sattva.

SOUL

Claiming our Fullness: Bringing Ourselves out of Hiding by Bethany Webster

An unpacking of the many things that keep us small as women living in a patriarchal world + how stepping unapologetically into our power can help us when it comes to paving a new way.

Silence for the Soul by Leneth Witte

Some of the most beautiful musings on the lessons of a three day silent retreat.

Our magazine is not a meticulously planned blueprint for an authentic life, it’s a guiding light to illuminate the wild + hidden parts of yourself that will birth your truth. Our quarterly print edition is beautifully produced + mindfully designed to cater to all aspects of a woman’s being. Each issue is heavily influenced by the changing seasons + will be split into three sections: mind, body + soul. Each of these sections will contain in-depth articles about living in a way that places connection to ourselves + to the earth as the highest priority. It is our hope that the wisdom contained in each of our issues will encourage + inspire you to embrace change + forge your own path, one that is as unique as you are. The words will be accompanied by high-quality photos of real women amongst the elements.

Hero Summer Zine 2020

Summer's finally here and what a year already!

The HERO Summer Zine is an annual rite of passage welcoming the lazy, hazy days of golden light, balmy nights and endless dreaming.

This year the issue includes four exclusive posters by the legendary Walter Pfeiffer, ripe and ready for your wall, accompanied by an exclusive interview with the icon. Inside are eight collectable 'Wish You Were Here' postcards from models scattered far and wide across the globe, sent straight from their hometowns and ready for you to post to your BFF.

Hedi Slimane shoots rising British bands for his Portrait of a Performer series at Celine, we interview the stars.

The cover features Fares – one of three identical triplets (Mehdi and Redouane feature inside too) shot by Jorge Perez Ortiz and styled by Adrian Bernal.

Old school cool – the inimitable Tony Ward chills at home in LA in Saint Laurent, and Michael Avedon shares his portraits of friends and legends, including Dean Dempsey, Jacobly Satterwhite, Rakim, Charlie Sexton, Davóne Tines, Marky Ramone, Roberto Bolle, Mickalene Thomas, Warren Ellis and Abdiel Jacobsen.

Plus a gorgeously sun-drenched series from Eber Figueira, Danielle Levitt hangs out in LA and shoots friends on the streets, Lasse Dearman captures the chilled out vibes in Berlin, James Tolich and Trevor Stones make the most of the Australian winter sun and Mark Seliger takes gorgeous black and white portraits, styled by Paul Sinclaire.

It's the ultimate summer blockbuster.