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Far Ride – Issue 12
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00Good things take time, and we really took our time creating the eleventh volume of your favorite adventure and cycling magazine. Consider your patience rewarded.
FEATURING
– Everest
– Sustainable Cooking
– Trailblazers of Afghan Women’s Cycling
– Riding Through Times Past
– Richard Sachs
– Taylor Phinney
– Mexico City
– Thereabouts
– Seoul to Busan
– Chasing Future Swells
– Forward Motion
PRINT DETAILS
Size – 120mm x 170mm
Pages – 168
Printing – offset printed and sewn bound
Far Ride is an independent, biannual print magazine dedicated to documenting the people, journeys and stories related to cycling around the world.
We believe great things are best enjoyed at a different pace. Whether on a saddle or in an armchair, Far Ride is an invitation slow down, dive deep and appreciate the journey wherever it may take you. Far Ride celebrates the spirit of discovery and aims to feed the appetite of adventurers worldwide.
The path may not always be easy, but for the past four years it has been our mission to let the road decide the destination while enjoying every crest, every valley and every pedal stroke along the way.
Ride out.
Folklife – Issue 2
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00FOLKLIFE is a premium semi-annual print publication inspired by island dwellers who live close to the earth, move with intention, and craft life as an art form. Evoking fine craftership with its minimalist design, matte aesthetic, poetic editorial, and vibrant photography, FOLKLIFE honours art and agriculture, business and creativity, food and farming, and dwellings and nature, all with a goal to slow the FOLK down. Each issue explores one theme through engaging interviews, stories, photographs, recipes, and artwork, celebrating and connecting those who live simply and sustainably.
FOLKLIFE acknowledges that the Salish sea and the islands it encompasses are the traditional, unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples
of Cowichan, Penelakut, Hwlitsum, BOKECEN, CUAN of the WSANEC, TEKTEKSEN, STA,UTW, SKEUWEWC, Halalt, Homalco, K’omok, Klahoose, Lyackson, MALEXEt, Qualicum, Snuneymuxw, Tsawout, Stz’uminus, and Tla’amin, their home since time immemorial.
In this issue:
Evoking fine craftsmanship with its minimalist design, matte aesthetic, poetic editorial, and vibrant photography, Folklife honours art, agriculture, business, creativity, food, farming, dwellings, and nature, with a goal to slow the folk down.
Lodestars Anthology – Issue 14 (Wales)
Regular price SFr. 26.00 Save SFr. -26.00This is our ode to Wales - a celebration of its soaring peaks and dazzling waters, its wilderness, song and lore. Venture here to walk in the footsteps of saints and ancient kings, and to explore landscapes - diverse, dramatic and sublime - destined to fill you with awe. You’ll cross paths with artists, poets and lavender farmers, feast on Welsh cakes and bara brith, wallow in the history, swim in the sea, hike hills, forage, revel and bask in the beauty. All the while knowing that here, there may well be dragons.
Featuring: Hay-on-Wye | Fforest | Pembrokeshire | Gower Peninsula | Wye Valley | Brecon Beacons | Snowdonia | Portmeirion | Farmers' Welsh Lavender | Dyfi Botanicals | Old Lands | Palé Hall | Llŷn Peninsula | Ynys Enlli | Skomer | Conwy
Transhelvetica – Issue 62
Regular price SFr. 10.00 Save SFr. -10.00Transhelvetica #62 «Jass»
Erinnerungen an früher, an vergnügte Sonntage am Stubentisch, an gutgemeinte Ratschläge des Grossvaters und heiteren Runden im Skilager: Der Jass verbindet Generationen. So begaben wir uns auf ein spielerisches Abenteuer – auf eine Jassrunde durch die Eicheln, auf den Schilt und in die Rosen. Und vertreiben mit archaischem Schellenklang die Geister von 2020. Sodass ein unbeschwertes, glückliches Jahr vor uns steht, wo die 2020 nicht eingelösten Vorsätze angepackt werden können.
Begleiten Sie uns in der aktuellen Ausgabe Transhelvetica #61 «Jass» auf eine Jasspartie durch die Schweiz.
Suitcase – Issue 32
Regular price SFr. 16.00 Save SFr. -16.00Vol. 32
LONDON • NORFOLK • ISLE OF SKYE • PEMBROKESHIRE • SHROPSHIRE • SUSSEX
As we navigate the travel landscape in the wake of lockdown, we're encouraging responsible, local exploration that is also kind to the planet, in this issue celebrating the UK.
With a focus on community, sustainability and diversity, we're commemorating the people and places that make our home, home. In it we venture from emerging neighbourhoods to the wildest landscapes, spotlighting lesser-known subcultures and reconnecting with nature along the way.
The Weekender – Issue 35 (EN)
Regular price SFr. 17.00 Save SFr. -17.00The Weekender Magazine Issue 35
The Weekender in a nutshell is all about lifestyle - from telling stories about people to places. The Weekender is an independent magazine full of stories relating to living, traveling, eating, handicrafts and nature.
Slimi – Issue 13
Regular price SFr. 22.00 Save SFr. -22.00Slimi 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
Milk – Issue 70
Regular price SFr. 17.00 Save SFr. -17.00La 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.
Cereal – Issue 20
Regular price SFr. 23.00 Save SFr. -23.00In our AW 2020 issue we look to the restorative power of art and nature.
We meet with artists Torkwase Dyson, Anish Kapoor and Edmund de Waal. We visit Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Enoura Observatory and the home of master stonecutter Masatoshi Izumi in Japan, MONA in Tasmania, and Pavillon Le Corbusier in Switzerland. We traverse the expanses of the Atacama Desert and Patagonia in Chile, and unwind by the ocean in Broome, western Australia.
The Travel Almanac – Issue 18
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00Founded in 2010, The Travel Almanac is the first true post-tourism publication. It focuses not only on the traditional notion of physical travel, but the ways in which movement and location permeate all aspects of contemporary life. Since its inception, The Travel Almanac has been influential in re-defining the genre of pop-culture publications by showcasing the creative world’s opinions on travel and its accoutrement.
Since its inception, TTA has featured exclusive contributions by some of the most creative minds of our time, such as Harmony Korine, Collier Schorr, Richard Prince, Juergen Teller, Taryn Simon, Julia Hetta, Inez & Vinoodh, Jeremy Scott, Ryan McGinley, William Gibson, Viviane Sassen, Matthew Barney, Helmut Lang and many others.
TTA is published bi-annually and combines the immediacy and visibility of a magazine with the longevity and elegance of a book. Starting with issue 10, some of our releases include an edition of The Travel Diary, an art booklet that showcases new work of one select artist, rethinking the concept of traveling and displaying a unique sensitivity to their surroundings.
Stoned – Issue 4
Regular price SFr. 28.00 Save SFr. -28.00Tri-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.
Yolo Journal – Issue 5
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00
We call our Fall/Winter 2020 issue the Dream Issue, because when we were putting it together, we discovered that so many of our contributors were writing about places that makes them dream (Tangier and Oahu), places they dreamed of when they couldn’t travel (Amalfi, Biarritz, Goldeneye), or places that had always been a dream until they made it a reality (Botswana, Joshua Tree, Namibia). There are also great stories from Barbados, a secret island in New England, and many more!
Imagicasa – Autumn 2020
Regular price SFr. 20.00 Save SFr. -20.00For this autumn issue we have once again made a collection of warm, cosy and stylish subjects. We’re mostly focussing on timeless projects and design that has become and will only become more beautiful over the years. Just look at the designs of Rick Owens, Arno Declercq and Roman Plyus and the realisations of Arthur Casas, Studio Daminato and YSG Studio. We also present projects that bring together in-novation and elegance, such as those by Grade New York, Powerhouse Company and NC Design & Architecture.
We may find ourselves at a time when travel is difficult or impossible, but that won’t stop us from dreaming away at some unique hotels. In any case, we already know where our next vacation will take us: to Le Coucou in Méribel designed by Pierre Yovanovitch, the Amangiri resort in Utah or the newest destination of the remarkable hotel concept 700’000 Heures.
As usual, we also dived into the rich history of architecture and design in search of stories that are still interesting and relevant today. For example, we turn the spot-light on the Belgian architect Claude Strebelle, as well as a series of transparent plexiglass furniture that can be a stylish addition to your interior.
Holiday – Issue 386
Regular price SFr. 32.00 Save SFr. -32.00The Saint Petersburg Issue
After a journey to Italy Holiday magazine heads to Saint Petersburg. Photographers Jamie Hawkesworth Krisztián Éder Dmitry Markov Bruno Staub Bryan Liston and Gosha Rubchinskiydeliver their Russian visions on the spot or from afar while Olivier Kervern captures the grace of Natalia Vodianova and François Halard offers us a double journey to the immortal city of the czars and through time.
On the literary front novelist Éric Faye Grand Prix de l'Académie Française dusts off his memories of a very Soviet trip in the 1980s Cody Delistraty unravels the mystery of the enigmatic mathematician Grigori Perelman Nicolas Zeisler goes on a Fabergé Egg hunt Shellie Karabell enjoys a literary stroll down the Nevksy Prospekt and Natalia Vodianova recalls her childhood.
Benji Knewman – Issue 12
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00368 pages of timeless life.
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Yesterday I was watching The Marriage Story in The Flicks, an independent cinema in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. A ticket at this cinema costs four dollars and is valid all day; you can watch four films in a row if you feel like it. You have to take off your shoes at the door and there is a shelf of used books next to the bar.
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As a Belarusian crossing the border in the opposite direction, I have to give my document to the driver, in the best-case scenario, so that it would be stamped and checked by a computer. In the worst case, you have to go to the window with your things. I have minimized my visits to my native land for all kinds of reasons.
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On my way to the theatre, I peek into several bookstores. Even sale books are very expensive. But I can at least look at them. The thick ones are the most discounted ones. Who writes such thick books? There is no time. One only needs a beginning (an interesting one) and an end (a happy one).
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It is a strange moment when an artist decides to stop doing art. What happens at such a moment? Nothing. The world does not come to a standstill. It is only he who stops quietly.
Bilingual (English / Latvian) with a side of Russian.
140 mm x 200 mm.
Full colour.
368 pages.
Printed at Jelgavas tipogrāfija, Latvia.
Life that you can read.
Benji Knewman is a man, around 43 years old. He’s trying to be genuine, and it seems he sometimes manages. Just like his grandfather who used to say: “Ben, how you spend your day is how you spend your life!” Currently Benji Knewman is more everywhere than anywhere. Mostly on the road. He’s still in search of his own perfect day. While looking for it, he curates a biannual bookazine telling stories about people who don’t pretend and who can simply be. Covering a myriad of vocations and lifestyles, as well as geographical locations, they’re living proof that you don’t have to be conventional to have a good life.
In the end, everything is going to be great.
Milk – Issue 69
Regular price SFr. 17.00 Save SFr. -17.00Bright Back to School
192 pages, English texts
On the cover, Light on the Back to School and on Kiabi’s range at Louis Carré’s home designed by Alvar Aalto.
Lifestyle, the Parisian daily life made to measure of Big Stuffed toys founders.
Society, School phobia : beware of a post-lockdown boom.
Reportage, the alternative village of Pourgues in Ariège or democratic education in the open air.
Fashion, 60 pages to look forward to the new school year in style.
Tourism, glamping according to Huttopia.
#59 Magazine – Issue 24
Regular price SFr. 39.00 Save SFr. -39.00Biarritz, Basque Country
Mas de Cacharel, Camargue
Villa Cosy, Saint-Tropez
La Colombe d’Or, Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Genoa, Liguria
Grand Hotel Tremezzo, Lake Como
Belmond Hotel Splendido, Portofino
Hotel Albrici, Poschiavo
The Dolder Grand, Zurich
Kronenhalle Bar, Zurich
Paris, France
Dim Dam Dom – Issue 7
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00by Ideat Editions
Après ces longs mois confinés, Dim Dam Dom s’offre un voyage sur la côte ouest, une façon de respirer un brin d’air marin au bord de l’eau, les pieds dans le sable.
Cet été, partez à la rencontre des patronnes du bassin d’Arcachon qui ont dévoilé l’art de l’ostréiculture au féminin à Laurène Daycard et à Sarah Arnould, prenez une vague à Biarritz avec Lee-Ann Curren, surfeuse (et musicienne) franco-américaine à l’esprit libre. Arpentez la Bretagne à bord d’une vieille Chrysler décapotable avec François Simon pour y découvrir ses merveilles gastronomiques, goutez aux mets savoureux du chef Alexandre Couillon et sa famille sur l’île de Noirmoutier en compagnie d’Andrea Petrini et de Benjamin Schmuck puis, guidés par la plume de Géneviève Brunet et l’objectif de Timothée Chambovet, plongez-vous dans l’univers de l’autrice féministe Benoîte Groult à Doëlan avant de vous émerveiller en écoutant un air d’opéra au Teatro Arriaga de Bilbao avec Thomas Jean et Alain Cornu.
Comme vous l’aurez remarqué sur les trois couvertures différentes de notre tome d’été, signées par la photographe Maia Flore, la côte ouest regorge de plein de jolis coins et histoires qui méritent bien d’être (re)découverts. Alors nous espérons que ce tome 7 vous apportera votre dose d’iode nécessaire afin d’entrevoir une rentrée sereine. Prêts à partir ?
La petite histoire
Après IDEAT (1999) et THE GOOD LIFE (2011), Laurent Blanc lance un nouveau magazine féminin : DIM DAM DOM.
Laurent Blanc, éditeur des magazines lifestyle IDEAT (OJD : 86 504 exemplaires*) et THE GOOD LIFE (OJD : 55 347 exemplaires*), lance DIM DAM DOM, le premier magazine féminin slow life, un luxueux trimestriel de 338 pages avec un papier magnifique qui encourage ses lectrices à ralentir, à prendre du temps et du recul pour se libérer des contraintes de la ville.
Lodestars Anthology – Postcards
Regular price SFr. 22.00 Save SFr. -22.00A 144 page publication featuring some of the photographs that make our contributors happy. Created in lockdown, it is our ode to travel - and all the beauty and wonder that is out there, just waiting until the world is ready.
"I’m convinced that to look back like this, while always in part an act of grief, is first and foremost a celebration. The past, humming with the attention we give it, repays us in kind - by reminding us of how far we’ve come. Now, and perhaps for a while yet, this will be our challenge, to take solace in memory."
- Cameron Zeyd Lange
Los Angeles, May 2020
During lockdown in London (having printed Mexico and replotted our issues dedicated to Greece and Wales) I found myself desperate to create. It wasn't about making the lockdown time count, more about finding ways to slow down, look back and seek beauty - and to offer a platform to some of the creatives who have been so generous with their time and talent over the years. And so the team and I began work on Lodestars Anthology Postcards - a 144 page photo book featuring archival work from across the world, paired with musings on life, travel and the wonders of photography.
- Liz Schaffer, Editor
London, May 2020
Lodestars Anthology – Issue 10 (India)
Regular price SFr. 26.00 Save SFr. -26.00You may wander along sacred waterways, bathe in colour, appreciate the poetry of the everyday, celebrate a southern paradise, traverse the country by train, discover enduring, ancient cultures and cities at the cutting edge, grasp the complexity of tea and tradition, calm the mind, scale peaks, experiment with spices, encounter something wild, question your boundaries, live in the moment and seek out the unexpected. This is a place of craft, civility, history, culture, grace and grandeur. You will be overcome, consumed, saturated, lost in matchless moments, and left craving more.
Salt & Wonder – Issue 3
Regular price SFr. 21.00 Save SFr. -21.00Italian food pioneers enchanted us with passion, fed us hope and humility, and said, “Be here now, forget schedules, let life dictate pace.” They showed us their grounded carpe diem spirit—how to live in the moment, slow, steady. In return we pushed our appointments, extended rentals, and rested our heads on hardwood floor, fully present.
Italy has found a way forward by reaching into history and pulling out techniques that are tried and true. It’s a path rooted in community and hospitality, closely tied to the land, giving back as much as it takes. A path blazed with Italian bravery. Bravery that speaks plainly, saying “We shall not be tamed by modern problems.”
You’ll explore hidden castles, gardens, and rooftop terraces. You’ll find Italy’s new wave of slow-baking, its modern artisans, its Etruscan history, and the future of food systems. You’ll meet a mad scientist who ferments everything and a woman who bakes family tradition into her bread. You’ll feel the soil with Italy’s first organic rice farmer and raise a glass to fresh drinking styles at rebel-friendly bars. Finally, you’ll discover the magic of Torino, where off-the-map authenticity will make you fall in love.
In this issue, we hear from:
Two traveling brothers who promote local ingredients with Italian-Asian fusion at their restaurant atop an ancient seaside castle.
Local Torinese, Lucia Iannone, on baking bread with tradition
Italy’s first organic rice farmer, the renegade Ariane Lotti of Tenuta San Carlo
Renaissance bartenders of Milano and Torino who are introducing Italy to international cocktail styles
The streets, plazas, and people of Torino, in a city guide that will lead you off the beaten path and into the heart of an up-and-coming city
You will find interviews, new perspectives, a city guide, photo essays, recipes to stories, and lots of aspiring illustrations.
Front-Cover: Lucia Iannone
Back-Cover: Chris Coe
Details: 19 x 24 cm, 108 Pages, full color on uncoated paper. printed on Munken, perfect bound. No Ads.
Dim Dam Dom – Issue 6
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00Ce printemps, Dim Dam Dom a poussé la porte des écoles maternelles de Buenos Aires, a déambulé dans les dédales des marchés du Caire en Égypte, a goûté la cuisine à base de cannabis à San Francisco, s’est envolé au sud de l’archipel japonais pour se détendre lors d’un bain de sable chaud à Kagoshima, au pied d’un volcan protecteur.
Dans les Pouilles, en Italie, Dim Dam Dom a vécu une dolce vita d’un autre genre, à Essen s’est plongé dans l’histoire de l’Aalto-musiktheater, que l’on doit au génie d’Alvar Aalto. Enfin, à Philadelphie, on a échangé avec la photographe américaine Nadine Rovner, qui signe notre couverture.
La petite histoire
Après IDEAT (1999) et THE GOOD LIFE (2011), Laurent Blanc lance un nouveau magazine féminin : DIM DAM DOM.
Laurent Blanc, éditeur des magazines lifestyle IDEAT (OJD : 86 504 exemplaires*) et THE GOOD LIFE (OJD : 55 347 exemplaires*), lance DIM DAM DOM, le premier magazine féminin slow life, un luxueux trimestriel de 338 pages avec un papier magnifique qui encourage ses lectrices à ralentir, à prendre du temps et du recul pour se libérer des contraintes de la ville.
The Influencer – Issue 2
Regular price SFr. 10.00 Save SFr. -10.00
Zu dieser Ausgabe beigetragen haben:
Manon Nyffeler /DANCINGBURNINGMAN
Bob Spring /BOBSPRINGMUSIC
Gus Wüstemann /WUSTEMANNARCHITECTS
Dejana Gfeller /BELLEDUJOUR
Marc P. Bernegger /CRYPTOFINANCE
Kenneth Waes /INMIND_CLOTHING
Nicolas Müller /ALPENPIONIER
Beau Xhaguar /XHAGUAR
Blanda Eggenschwiler /BLABLABLANDA
St. Moritz – Issue 2
Regular price SFr. 25.00 Save SFr. -25.00"There are places that stay on your mind for years – those you’ve been dreaming of seeing for a long time, or those you’ve been to and can’t wait to revisit. Surrounded by pristine nature and home to welcoming locals, St. Moritz is such a place. This second issue of «St. Moritz» magazine rekindles the spirit that makes this iconic mountain town tick, from the sight of the early-morning sun rising above the mountains to the excitement of unwinding with friends after a wholesome day out.
We immerse ourselves in the region’s natural splendour, go behind the scenes at the Festival da Jazz and Tavolata, talk work and play with Margherita Missoni and let loose in St. Moritz’s buzzing nightlife haunts. Via profiles of the most forward-thinking local entrepreneurs and a visit to the eccentric family abode of Susanne and Matteo Thun, the magazine shines a spotlight on the colourful community celebrating elevated living in the town’s famously down-to-earth style. Enjoy exploring St. Moritz in their company."
Annick Weber
Editor
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.
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