STONED magazine

Tri-annual, Seoul-based publication. Printed in English and Korean.

"Made by surfers, for surfers, to surfers. Aspirational surfers are more than welcome! Our ethos is all about surfing and its lifestyle. We delve into not only the lifestyle of surfers but shed light on motorcycles, skateboard, contemporary artists, filmography too. Lifestyle is portrayed via in-depth interviews and stories visualised through candid and documentary photography."

- 220mm X 300mm , 192p

- Beautifully printed on high-quality paper.

Die Maus ist ein Wesen mit vielen Facetten. Und sie ist uns ähnlicher, als wir denken. Stimmen doch die Gene von Mensch und Maus zu 98 Prozent überein. Getreu dem Sprichwort «Mit Speck fängt man Mäuse», haben wir uns mit ebensolchem eingedeckt, mit ihm Mäuse respektive Geschichten über sie gefangen und den kleinen Nagern eine ganze Transhelvetica-Ausgabe gewidmet. Und keine Sorge: Auch wer sich vor Mäusen fürchtet, kann dies ohne Schreiattacke tun.

Inklusive Reiseführer Berner Jura & Biel und Ausstellungen!

St. Moritz magazine is a new publication that covers all the news, views and stories from life at the top of the world. From food to fashion, it offers an elevated take on the town’s extraordinary people, culture and lifestyle.

The official publication of St. Moritz takes a fresh look at the refined living, world-class culture, exhilarating sports and pristine natural beauty that can only be found in this mountain metropolis. The launch issue includes a feature on the Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz; a tour around conceptual artist Rolf Sachs’s sporting Alpine home; a revealing interview with PR maven Karla Otto; all the fashion essentials you need to stay chic and cosy at 1,856 metres above sea level; and much more.

St. Moritz magazine is published by ESTM AG and edited, designed and produced by Winkreative, the global creative agency founded by Monocle editor-in-chief Tyler Brûlé. Inspired by the sense of perspective and clarity of thought afforded by St. Moritz’s lofty position, Winkreative took a unique approach to creating the magazine, with editorial features that convey “Views from the top”, a larger print format, a stacked logotype and art direction that makes the most of the area’s striking light and shadow.

Dear Slimi magazine aficionados,
It is with great pleasure that I present you with this very special release: The Music Issue.
Our aim is to take you through a Music journey in our pages, a dream full of inspiration thanks to the creative talents in our shoots, stories & interviews.
For this purpose, we have teamed up with top artists O set, Shay and Lindsay Lohan for our 5 covers.
Mais aussi, we teamed up with two major fashion houses in the industry: Saint Laurent & Gucci, where we interpret the latest collections in our special
stories.
Finally, Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.
Happy reading,

Holiday issue 385 - Dreaming Capri

Holiday Magazine Issue 385 (Dreaming Capri). Holiday Magazine Issue 385 is devoted to Capri and Environs. The cover of this issue is a montage of Kendall Jenner.

With Imagicasa Magazine, we bring a distinctive and unique way about the quality of living in the broadest sense of the word. The magazine informs, inspires and focuses both on the national and international (residential) market.

Steeped in history, Switzerland is both lavish and refined - chocolate-box perfection guaranteed to surprise. It is a playground, refuge and wonderland. A hideaway and delight. And amongst these pages are hints of all it has to offer. There are tales of intrigue and adventure, romance and the sublime - of towns where time is kept and paused, cantons that charm, literary escapades, wilderness, trains and alpine fare that is very fine indeed.

Splendid and suave, Switzerland - with its mountains, lakes and palatial hotels - is remarkably good for the soul. 

Featuring Neuchâtel | Lausanne | Geneva | Gstaad | Mürren | Zürich | St. Gallen | Bad Ragaz | St. Moritz | Ascona | Lugano | Bern | Great St. Bernard Pass | Bürgenstock | Scuol | The Orient Express

England ... it is sylvan, unpredictable, sublime, originative and contradictory - a land of eccentricity and ingenuity, a mix of worlds, practices and lifestyles all enriched and enlivened by an enthrallingly complex past. Travel here and discover more than you thought possible - and that defining Englishness is a daunting task indeed. This is a magazine about forests, crags and drystone walls; about culinary daring, crumbling ruins and journeys into the wild. It is an ode to literary histories and a smuggling past, coastal towns and cultural capitals. Recalling long forgotten giants and lingering lore, this is our homage to England and the verve that makes it eternal.

Within these pages you will find all things archetypically French, from snow-covered chalets, mighty châteaux and fromage, to every variety of grape-based tipples a connoisseur could desire. But you’ll also encounter the unexpected - food-inspired jaunts through the Pyrénées-Orientales, journeys across the Alps in the footsteps of literary giants and a coastal road trip that pays homage to the elegance of yesteryear.

This is a country of jasmine harvests, market splendour, Parisian decadence, fairy tale islands and adventure; a place to chase light and history and appreciate the marvels of terroir and creative daring. Full of the singular, serendipitous and spectacular, France, je t’aime.

Journey to Japan and discover a land of tea and tropics, wabi-sabi and wonder. A place where symbolism abounds and nothing is without purpose. For here you’ll find an ancient and powerful landscape that has shaped history yet still dictates the rhythms of modern life. There are illuminated capitals and pockets of untouched wilderness, both marked by a deep sense of spirituality. Art flourishes, design inspires and others come first. May the light never dim on the Land of the Rising Sun.

This updated reissue contains a host of features from the original issue and a selection of new stories and artworks. 

Good things take time, and we really took our time creating the eleventh volume of your favorite adventure and cycling magazine. Consider your patience rewarded.

Join us as we explore the history and current political climate along the US/Mexico border, cycling El Camino del Diablo, or the Devil's Highway. Come along to the tiny city-state of Singapore as we learn how cyclists ride on the "Little Red Dot." Go beyond Beijing and take the long way to Eroica. See how parents around the world get their kids riding as well as how international cycling chefs pack their pockets with our cycling food recipes. It's all inside far ride magazine. 

Featuring interviews with bag builders Swift Industries, cycling artist Kosuke Masuda and groundbreaking bike racer Ayesha McGowan with words and photos from all our favorite cycling friends. 

The wait is over. Order 200+ pages of cycling adventure and inspiration today. 
DETAILS
120mm x 170mm, 200+ pages, offset printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated paper. 

Yolo Journal – A Magazine from Yolanda Edwards.

In our SS 2020 issue we look towards KOREA.

We explore the architecture of Itami Jun, the photography of Koo Bohnchang, and the art of Park Seo-Bo. 

We discuss food and fashion with Eunjo Park & David Chang in New York, and with Rejina Pyo & Jordan Bourke in London. We visit designer Teo Yang at his hanok in Seoul, and artist John Zabawa at his LA home and studio. We share our city guide to Seoul, and a fashion edit of both international and Korean designers.

We also visit Charlotte Perriand’s Méribel chalet with Aēsop, and the Northern Irish coast with JAMESPLUMB studio for their exhibition, ‘Silent Light’.

Our collection of essays and poetry delves further into our theme of Korean culture, both in Korea and beyond.

“We watched Saved by the Bell and later Beverly Hills, 90210, and have all experienced what it means for Super Mario to eat a mushroom and double in size. That’s us — we were still acquainted with deficit, but had already been infected with gluttony.”

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“Once, they bought Komar and Melamid in Los Angeles; I wrote to the transport people that they would be bringing it all and they’d have to then take it to New York for further shipment to Europe. They said, “Okay, no problem.” The next day they wrote to me, “You know, the painting was brought to us attached to the roof of an Escalade with a rubber band. Good thing there was no rain.””
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“The nicest thing about my current situation is that I can do what I’m doing and have fun in the process. Someone told me some time ago that it was extremely important for me to get a board of directors as soon as possible, but I wasn’t really sure it was my path. And now this person has lost his investors and board. So I believe in there being different types of companies and different ways of doing things.”
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“The only way I could react to my divorce, which can’t really be called that because that’s not what it was, but I’m sure that no one would like to read such tasteless words on these beautiful pages, so, the only way I could write about my divorce and not collapse under the weight or stench of the words was to laugh about it.”
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“I remember when some Polish relatives came to visit, bringing toys and a bag of chewing gum. One toy robot could even stand upright, its demon eyes gleaming like lights in a faraway port across the sea, in a prosperous land. We couldn’t even get batteries in our town, so the revival of the robot had to be postponed, but no one could stop me trying the chewing gum. It was a Friday. On one hand was the option to take the chewing gum to school on Monday and be the hero, on the other — that intoxicating smell. Needless to say, I tried every vividly coloured variety of gum that very evening, and later even threw up.”

Bilingual (English / Latvian) with a side of Russian.
140 mm x 200 mm.
Full colour.
288 pages.
Printed at Jelgavas tipogrāfija, Latvia.

ISSUE 7: TREZE DE MAIO, SAO PAULO

For our latest and boldest issue to date, we’ve immersed ourselves in the complex layers of São Paulo’s Treze de Maio. In collaboration with multi-disciplinary artists, academics, and locals, Flaneur Magazine embraces the street’s complexity, its layers and fragmented nature with a literary approach. this time, the fragmentation of narratives is more than ever reflected in the art direction and editorial approach, one that can mirror the flow and interconnectivity of the magazine’s months-long production. The street Treze de Maio (13th of May) here is both, a place and a time, the 13th of May 1888, the day of the official abolishment of slavery in brazil. In that way the issue reads the city layer by layer, forming a multi-voiced collection of contributions that are interwoven with the editor’s outsider voice that explores the reoccurring themes within them. This issue is bilingual, English & Portuguese.

Contributors: Tatewaki Nio, Paulo Nimer Pjota, Karoline Barros, André Penteado, Camila Svenson, Pétala Lopes , Jose Fernando Peixoto Azevedo, André Meirelles Collazio, Noemi Jaffe, Guilherme Wisnik, Karlla Girotto, Alessandro Marques , João Bandeira , Viva Meyer, Amanda Vieira,
Rafael Monteiro, Felipe Russo

Editorial Assistant: Anna Ferkingstad & Karoline Barros