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Introduction Welcome to our 2019 (and 80th birthday) magazine catalogue. We hope you find this special 80th anniversary catalogue a little different. We’ve decided to look backwards and forwards. We’ve included an article about our past and some of the magazine we have handled over the years. To the right is a picture of where it all started.

Central Books continues to be Europe’s largest distributor of magazines to the book trade, galleries and other specialist outlets. Central Books have been handling magazines since we were established in 1939 and we’re delighted to note that Indie magazines and print are thriving, We – and our colleagues at Antenne Books - hope to continue bringing something different to your shelves for many years to come.

We continue to add titles to our own list since the last catalogue. We think you’ll find them as compelling as we did when we took them on. Antenne Books have carried on building up their impressive magazine portfolio (see "New Titles from Antenne Books" on page 18).

We know that trading conditions remain difficult. Retailers need to attract customers with something different to what’s available on the internet. They also need to know that their trading terms won’t be undercut by the web retailers either. We think our specialist magazines deliver on both counts.

But few say that "Print is Dead" anymore. “Hard copy” books and magazines maintain their overwhelming dominance of the market after digital's failed attempt to out-sell them. That’s small wonder when magazines are of the quality and variety of those within this catalogue.

This catalogue is published April 2019 by Central Books Ltd 50 Freshwater Road Chadwell Heath London RM8 1RX www.centralbooks.com

2 Introduction A Very Brief History of Central Books Magazines Past & Present

From 1939 to 2019 From Labour Research to Marxism Today to The Plant In the introduction to "Central Books: a brief History" (1999) it starts "Not many Central Books started out distributing left wing magazines. Central Books was distributors have survived for sixty years: books yes, authors yes, publishers yes but distributing Labour Research back in 1939 - and we distributors no." This is still very much the case. An amazing number of magazines still do. At that time we would have also handled we distributed in the 1990s are still with us. We simply do not know many periodicals like Labour Monthly (6d), Woman Today periodicals we distributed in 1939 but by 1990 it (3d) and Inside Nazi Germany (3d). In the 1950s we was about 100 and now, in 2019, we handle over added World Marxist Review and Marxism Today. 250 titles. Central Books was set up in 1939 by Published from 1957-1991 by the Communist Party the Communist Party as its retail and wholesale Marxism Today was particularly important during outlet for books and magazines. The aim was to the 1980s under the editorship of Martin Jacques. persuade the people of Britain, by the power Jacques is credited with coining the term New of the written word, to join the cause of world Times and “Thatcherism” itself to describe the revolution. Of course, this project was totally neo-liberal ideology of the government of the day. unsuccessful at least for that party. However Marxism Today also provided a platform for the whilst the Communist Party dissolved itself in influential Cultural Studies of Stuart Hall. the 1990s Central Books under the leadership The 1970s saw the publication of the authoritative of Bill Norris continued as an independent feminist magazine Spare Rib which survived for two distributor almost entirely owned by members decades and which was also distributed (off and of the staff. In 1989 Central Books had moved to on) by Central Books. Hackney Wick into what at the time seemed to In the 1980s another UK distributor with radical be an enormous warehouse. Some of our clients roots – “Periodicals In Particular” - closed down thought no publisher would visit this unheard leaving many publishers without a distributor. Some of back water of Hackney Wick. From the 1990s of them found new homes with Central Books. Our onwards Central Books continued to grow whilst magazine list became a bit less exclusively political. we watched the sweat shops of Hackney Wick be In the mid-1980s Literary Review, The London replaced by artists and their studios. By 2000 it Review of Books and The Wire joined our portfolio was clear that our magazine department would alongside titles like Radical Philosophy and Poetry need the exclusive attentions of a full time member of staff. “Cometh the hour, Review. A big opportunity for Central Books cometh the man” - Sasha Simic stepped into the role on the first working day of the new millennium and he’s still with us. Then the Olympics development came, opened when Peter Fuller launched Modern Painters. Peter liked the idea that the bringing many changes one of which was bringing-down Central Books’ telephone distributor of Marxism Today would be putting Modern Painters into bookshop lines for 6 weeks. In 2016 Central Books left Hackney Wick but managed to stay on and galleries. With some promotional help aimed at galleries, partly funded by the margins of East London in Chadwell Heath. Central Books is still owned by staff, the Arts Council, many other contemporary art titles joined the Central Books list and although it’s not as exclusively political as it once was some of our staff are in 1990s including Art Monthly, Art Review, Green Books (edited by Keith Spencer still very active in various left wing parties and we still distribute for many left wing which became Contemporary), Art International, Artforum and Flash Art. In 1991 publishers, but Central Books also now does many other books and magazines. frieze magazine was launched. We were there to distribute issue #01 and continue 4 A Very Brief History of Central Books Magazines Past & Present 5 to distribute this influential magazine in 2019. independent magazine publishers. Hard copy print looked like it might join vinyl in the skip of history. Of course print survived and flourished (and vinyl has pulled Central Books then opened up its portfolio to Design itself out of the skip of history as well). and Architectural magazines with the arrival of Blueprint. Wordsearch, the group behind Blueprint Hard copy print survived especially well in the indie magazine sector. It is now a also launched Eye and Tate magazine (now Tate flourishing part of the industry due to the determination of specialist retailers , the Etc.). Other design related titles followed: Design communicative power of the internet, the rise of enthusiastic new publishers who Review, Creative Review, Grafik, and Design Weekly. are passionate about their magazines and refuse to let anything stop them and the We also added photography and film titles to our arrival of high-quality, short-run, printing. All these factors helped create a buzzing expanding list including Sight & Sound, Cineaste, indie magazines scene championed by new specialist, ‘bespoke’ magazine stores European Photography, Aperture, Reportage, Eight like Berlin’s legendary DO YOU READ ME!?, London’s MagCulture, MAG BRIGHTON and Portfolio. and Bath’s Magalleria. Marxism Today ceased publication with the In 2017 we began working with the good people demise of the Communist Party in 1991 (although of Antenne Books who had already established a a special one-off issue came out in 1998). By then reputation for getting high quality, avant-garde art Central Books were distributing titles on Fine and fashion titles into the market. We have found and Contemporary Art, Literature and Poetry, good friends providing logistical services for the Architecture and Design, Film, Photography and Gay magazines in Antenne’s portfolio. and Lesbian issues - and we kept our commitment 2017 also saw the closure of many UK magazine to radical political publishing. distributors the most important of which was the At the turn of the millennium many Left wing and disappearance of Comag but we persist. radical bookshops were closing but the arrival of Things change of course. Gone are the days when the National Lottery and the election of aNew Central Books’ best-selling magazine was Marxism Labour government meant that the arts were better Today. Now titles like The Plant, Eye, UPPERCASE funded than ever. The period saw the opening of and frieze all vie for our top sales slot alongside new art galleries including the Tate Modern with its Antenne titles like Printed Pages and Buffalo Zine. two large and very important bookshops. Central Books have been asked to distribute well The first years of the 21st Century saw the UK over 1,000 different magazine and journals over magazine market dominated by the rise and fall of the last 30 years. About 25 years ago we began to the Borders UK chain. Borders UK had 50 branches keep an archive of the samples we were sent -- across the UK which meant many independent In a nod to our roots we think that there remains a radical streak to be found publications found a showcase in major cities. But in many of the magazines we handle. We hope many of the retailers who read the fall of Borders UK in 2009 left a retail vacuum this catalogue will try out some different magazines on their shelves (and enjoy behind it. During the rise of Borders UK many reading them before they sell them on). smaller, independent outlets gave up on magazine We wish we could remember all the titles we have handled but we are 80 this year retail squeezed, as they were, between on-line you know. traders and the Borders behemoth. The period also saw the rise of electronic print readers like Kindle and its ilk. This all had a big impact on Central Books as a magazine distributor and on many 6 Magazines Past & Present Magazines Past & Present 7 Antenne Books and Central Books Free Trials and Ordering

Two Magazine Lists from One Place Free Trials Central Books and Antenne Books have now been working together for one Again we are offering retailers the chance to try out three or more magazines on year. This means retailers get supplied magazines from either list through a free trial basis. This offer is available for any magazine that shows Available" on Central Books. free trial" under their website address in their catalogue listing. Central Books will supply three free copies for two issues after which supplies will continue at Antenne Books established in London in 2010, handles publications on art, your standard magazine discount. The standing order can be cancelled at any time. Please note retailers have to trial at least three titles and overseas retailers will still photography, design, illustration, theory, writing, fashion and culture. It has have to cover carriage costs. There is an "Index of Free Trial" titles at the very end an extensive list of books and magazines from independent publishers of of the catalogue. art and photography. Ordering Please note that Antenne discounts apply to the entire Antenne list. These Ordering from us is simple, we operate a standing order system: you set up a discounts may be different to what you get from Central Books. standing order with us, stating the quantity you require, and each new issue is automatically sent to you. If you have any unsold copies of a magazine when the You can still order any book or magazine handled by Antenne Books from Antenne new issue arrives, you return to us whole copies of magazines priced £10 or over, Books if you wish but supplies will come from Central Books: and just the covers of any others. It is difficult to judge the demand for a particular title straight away, so you can change your standing order at any time. You can, of Antenne Books - Magazine List course, cancel any title that is not selling, so there is no risk of being stuck with a magazine that does not sell in your shop. Antenne Books Limited Studio 55, Hackney Downs Studios We supply bookshops and art galleries around the world, although there are 17 Amhurst Terrace rights restrictions in some areas on a small number of titles. We aim to distribute London E82BT magazines that have an editorial quality that goes well beyond the typical news United Kingdom trade glossy. In so doing we have picked magazines that suit bookshops and Phone: +44 (0) 203 582 8257 specialist retailers. If there are any titles that you are unfamiliar with we are happy www.antennebooks.com to supply shops with samples; perhaps this will persuade you to extend the range of magazines that you currently carry, and encourage new outlets to try a selection The Antenne Books list contains many magazines including one off magazines, of stock. fanzines, artzines and bookazines. The Antenne titles in this catalogue are those that can be ordered on a standing order basis and have come out in the last 12 To place an order, or ask for samples, just contact our magazine department. months. Like all the titles in this catalogue the information is correct at the time Contact details for the magazine department are on page 11. At the time of of going to press. publication (April 2019) price and frequency for each magazine was correct however prices may change without notice. For the complete list of all Antenne Magazines appearing in this catalogue please see page 176 or www.antennebooks.com for regular updates.

8 Antenne Books Free Trials and Ordering 9 Contents Terms and Contact Details

Terms Page Section Page Section All magazines are due for payment by the end of the month following the one 2 Introduction 114 Food, Drink and Plants they were invoiced in, for example all invoices dated August should be paid by the end of September. All magazines can be returned if unsold for credit. UK 4 A Very Brief History of 117 Green customers’ returns should be sent to us within 3 months of invoice date in the Central Books 118 Guides, Life Style and case of monthly magazines, 6 months for bi-monthly, and one year for quarterly 5 Magazines Past & the Uncategorisable magazines. For overseas customers returns should be sent to us within 6 months Present 124 History of invoice date in the case of monthly magazines, 1 year for both bi-monthly and 8 Antenne Books 125 LGBT quarterly magazines. 9 Free Trials and 20 Literature Ordering Contact Details 140 Music and Performing Use the details below to place an order or get in touch with us by email, fax or 11 Terms and Contact Arts Details phone. 144 Philosophy 12 Website 145 Photography Magazine Sales Representative: Sasha Simic 13 New Titles 152 Poetry ([email protected]) 23 Architecture 157 Politics 32 Art Central Books 149 Sport Magazine Department 72 Children 171 Index (All Titles) 50 Freshwater Road 76 Craft 176 Index of Antenne Chadwell Heath 85 Cultural Studies Titles London RM8 1RX 91 Design 178 Index of Free Trial 110 Film Titles Tel: + 44 (0)20 8525 8825 Fax: + 44 (0)20 8599 2694 Email: [email protected] Web: www.centralbooks.com

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10 Contents Terms and Contact Details 11 www.centralbooks.com New Titles

Website Another Gaze: a feminist film journal All the magazines we distribute are listed on our website’s on-line magazine Another Gaze is the only self-published printed catalogue at www.centralbooks.com/magazines.html. There is a cover image for feminist journal available today. It believes every title and a description. Our site is updated constantly, so you’ll be able to that feminist criticism is not and should not be keep up to date with the new titles we take on throughout the year. You can search considered elite or specialist. Women, queer people and check on which back issues we still have in stock if a customer should ask. Of and people of colour, now have had the opportunity course you can also look at our book stock list. to discover films which reflect and affirm their lives and aspirations You can view information useful to retailers: Cover Price: £9.00 www.centralbooks.com/kbase/resellers Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.anothergaze.com You can download our magazine returns form www.centralbooks.com/kbase/magazine_returns-form.html Double Dagger Double Dagger is a broadsheet printed by letterpress If you are looking for some information about how we work or for example how on a Heidelberg sbb Cylinder Press using type that bar codes are used on magazines then our searchable knowledge base for Retailers has been machine set on a Monotype Composition and Publishers is the place: Caster. This is printed text that cannot be reproduced www.centralbooks.com/kbase. digitally and offers the senses, touch, sight and even smell. “..a magazine that treats printed matter and the process of print with ardent dedication and an almost evangelical passion” Steve Watson / Stack Cover Price: £12.50 Frequency: Annual/1 per year www.doubledagger.co

émergent: the contemporary painting magazine émergent showcases painters through interviews, conversations and essays. With the aim to provide a curated space in which artists workccan be further understood. The platform allows people to engage with the work timelessly, using it not only to discover new artists, but also as an archive piece. Cover Price: £7.50 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www. emergentmag.com 12 Website New Titles 13 Eye On Design Little U Eye on Design turns a well trained eye on the best Little U is an occasional magazine for the young at new work from the world’s most exciting designers. heart. With childlike wonder, but not a juvenile Published by AIGA, the professional association for attitude, it explores making, designing, illustrating and design, the oldest and largest design organisation in living creatively with children. Highlighting children’s the United States. books, surface pattern design, clothing and product Price: £19.00 design for young folk, and arts and crafts inspired by Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year and/or made for children and the children's industry. https://shop.eyeondesign.aiga.org Cover Price: £18.00 Winner of the Stack Awards 2018 Cover of the Year Frequency: Occasional Commendation at the the Stack Awards 2018 Launch www.uppercasemagazine.com/littleu of the Year Pit: food and fire EYEYAH! Pit explores the global traditions of cooking using age- EYEYAH magazine is a new publication for kids by 35 old open-fire methods. There’s a need for a magazine artists. Using Graphic Design as a creative vehicle to like Pit, with new restaurants, major festivals and educate children about social issues. The first issues artisan butchers opening all the time. Pit is a small theme is the Internet, exploring it’s history, benefits, format magazine, but it packs a punch. Every cover is and also looking at some of its dangers such as social printed in a fluorescent pantone, and the insides are media, online strangers and addiction. full of commissioned illustrations and photography. “While it sure is a sight to behold, there’s much more Cover Price: £6.00 to this magazine than meets the eye.” BoingBoing. Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year net www.pitmagazine.uk Cover Price: £4.80 Frequency: Tri-Annual/2 per year Salvage www.eyeyah.com Salvage is a journal of revolutionary arts and letters, edited and written by and for those committed to Land radical change, sick of capitalism and its sadisms. The Land is written by and for people who believe Founded in 2015, Salvage is committed to publishing that the roots of justice, freedom, social security and the best radical essays, poems, art and fiction without democracy lie not so much in access to money, or to sectarian, stylistic or formal constraint. Salvage brings the ballot box, as in access to land and its resources. together the work of those who share a heartbroken, Cover Price: £500 furious love of the world, and our rigorous principle: Frequency: Bi-Annual Hope is precious; it must be rationed www.uthelandmagazine.org.uk Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.salvage.zone

14 New Titles New Titles 15 Radical Philosophy Tribune Radical Philosophy is a UK-based journal of socialist "This is my truth. Tell me yours". Tribune is back. and feminist philosophy. It was founded in response Established in 1937 Tribune is Britain's oldest to the widely felt discontent with the sterility of democratic socialist magazine. It relaunched in academic philosophy at the time with the purpose of September 2018 with a new design by the award- providing a forum for the theoretical work which was winning team at Jacobin Magazine. emerging in the wake of the radical movements of Cover Price: £6.95 the 1960s, in philosophy and other fields. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Cover Price: £8.00 www.tribunemag.co.uk Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.radicalphilosophy.com Zingmagazine Zingmagazine came out of the idea that within SAND: Berlin's English Literary Journal certain disciplines, artistic and otherwise, various Based in Berlin, SAND is published a team from the cross-references occur, both with individuals and city’s international community. Featuring work by the material of their particular interest. Rather than writers, translators, and artists from around the remaining isolated and apart, either through an world, SAND seeks out fresh and underrepresented unaware and uninformed (or aware and informed) perspectives. malaise, there is a need to commingle arenas. Cover Price: £10.00 Each issue's curator is invited to create a context of Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year their choosing. A myriad of different disciplines are www.sandjournal.com explored in each issue from architecture, design, fiction, poetry, drawing, photography, video, music, Spanish DOT Magazine fashion, as well as a special projects including books, DOT en español, igual que en su versión inglesa, posters, and CDs. aborda aspectos universales de la vida de un niño. Cover Price: £25.00 Desde saltar en charcos hasta aprender jugando. DOT Frequency: Occasional cruza fronteras culturales y de género, aprovechando www.zingmagazine.com la imaginación de los niños, animándoles a explorar y a ser creativos. DOT in Spanish, as in its English version, addresses universal aspects of a child's life. From jumping in puddles to learning while playing. DOT crosses cultural and gender boundaries, taking advantage of children's imaginations, encouraging them to explore and be creative. Cover Price: £5.00 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.anorakmagazine.com/dot/

16 New Titles New Titles 17 Failed States: a journal of indeterminate geographies Each issue contributors are asked to respond to a broad theme: New Titles from Antenne Books a terrain considered to possess qualities of amorphousness, wildness, instability, collapse, peripherality and/or delineation. Archer Cover Price: £13.00 The world's most inclusive magazine about sexuality, gender and Frequency: Occasional identity. www.failedstates.xyz Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Fantasy Dress Up www.achermagazine.com.au Fantasy Dress Up is a new print magazine which focuses on creating a critical dialogue between mass culture and high fashion. Benji Knewman Cover Price: £14.00 Benji Knewman a man still in search of his own perfect day. While Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year looking he curates a bookazine telling stories about people who www.fantasydressupmagazine.com don’t pretend and who can simply be. Cover Price: £13.00 Frowning: a DIY fashion magazine/zine Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year A fashion zine in a black bag. Street fashion & more. www.benjiknewman.com Cover Price: £6.50 Frequency: Occasional Cultural Bulletin www.frowning.us Cultural Bulletin looks at independent cinema, experimental music, conceptual design and contemporary art. Le Gun Cover Price: £9.00 LE GUN is an art collective consisting of Bill Bragg, Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Chris Bianchi, Neal Fox, Robert Rubbish, Steph von Reiswitz, Alex www.culturalbulletin.com Wright and Matt Appleton. Cover Price: £20.00 Dream: a magazine about objects and materia Frequency: Occasional 171Dream observes objects from fixation and curiosity. A project www.legun.co.uk that gives special importance to its participant´s different points of view and the relations they establish with artifacts. Cover Price: £17.00 Hearts Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Hearts is an editorial heavy fashion and culture publication, www.dream-magazine.com published out of New York. Cover Price: £12.00 Emulsion Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Emulsion is a mixture of things. Seperated particles are fodled www.heartsmagazine.net together until they emulsify. Artist interviews, photography, fashion, music and , orginal artworks. Differeent mediums and Her. Her magazine covers art, design, food, music and style. models of practice are brought togther and stablised. Cover Price: £14.00 Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Occasional www.her-magazine.com www.emulsion.online 18 New Titles from Antenne Books New Titles from Antenne Books 19 It's Freezing in LA! More Or Less IFLA finds the middle ground between the remote, technical More Or Less questions the cost of consumption of clothing science and the hotheaded activism of environmental without sacrificing the magic and fantasy of fashion. discussion. Cover Price: £14.00 Cover Price: £7.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year ww.moreorlessmag.com itsfreezinginla.co.uk The New Order Johnny Founded by James Oliver and Adam Bryce, best known for Here is a menswear magazine that refuses the clichés of their involvement in launching and developing Slamhype, a masculinity and men's fashion whilst searching for the wild and groundbreaking online resource for street culture, the New Order bright things that lie beyond them. Johnny imagines how men aims to progress the evolution of subculture by drawing on the could be, without defining how they should be. pair's dedication to advancement and originality. Cover Price: £15.00 Cover Price: £14.00 Frequency: Annual/1 per year Frequency: Bi-Annual www. johnnymagazine.com www.thenewordermag.com

KAJET Pan and The Dreams Born in Titan Bucharest, provide a platform for Eastern What is more beautiful an artisan sock or a lavish indie magazine? European narratives. KAJET gets its name from the Easternised Maybe neither? Makers of beautiful socks and a beautiful version of the French cahier, meaning notebook. magazine bring us Pan and The Dreams. Cover Price: £18.00 "Pan & The Dream is more than a magazine, it's like a piece of Frequency: Occasional performance art." - Steve Heller (Stack Award Judge and writer for www.kajetjournal.com the Visuals column for the New York Times Book Review). Cover Price: £49.00 Mag@zine Frequency: Occasional A magazine about indie magazines. www.thenewordermag.com Cover Price: £14.00 Frequency: Occasional Paradis www.kajetjournal.com Paradis was created in 2008 by Thomas Lenthal and Jonathan Wingfield. Potential Museums, the latest issue and seventh issue Middle Plane is edited by Donatien Grau. Middle Plane traddles the creative worlds of visual art and Cover Price: £40.00 fashion. It is an entirely new proposition, issue 00 comes in a Frequency: Occasional see through cover that is maybe less see through than it seems. www.paradismagazine.com Cover Price: £18.00n Frequency: Occasional www.middleplane.com

20 New Titles from Antenne Books New Titles from Antenne Books 21 PC Erotic PC Erotic is a new magazine for 2018 by Iris Luz, published by Ditto, ARCHITECTURE which celebrates and attempts to understand the complex issues brought up by human sexuality and technology. Abitare Bauhaus Cover Price: £4.95 Offering a view of architecture The magazine of the Bauhaus Dessau Frequency: Occasional and design, Abitare has articles on Foundation, based at the Bauhaus homes, buildings, places and objects building in Dessau, has a remit to Phile from around the world. cultivate the legacy of the Bauhaus. PHILE is a biannual journal exploring sexual subcultures, trends, and Cover Price: £12.00 Cover Price: £10.50 communities both obscure and well known from an overarching, Frequency: Monthly/10 per year Frequency: Annual/1 per year sociological point of view. www.abitare.it www.bauhaus-dessau.de Cover Price: £16.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual L’Arca Blueprint: for the future www.philemagazine.com Italy’s beautifully designed premier Blueprint was the first magazine architecture magazine, L’Arca, is to cross the boundaries between Sindroms: a journal of monochrome states of mind published in a large format in both design and architecture. This Each issue of Sindroms focuses on specific colours, investigating English and Italian. premium bi-monthly, 260-page across culture, and immersing its readers in the feelings and Cover Price: £18.00 magazine provides an essential mix moods evoked by each colour. Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year of critical, incisive, and entertaining Cover Price: £18.00 www.arcadata.com architecture, design and art Frequency: Bi-Annual coverage. Offering photography and www.sindroms.com illustration of the highest standard, The Architectural Review lively opinions, news and feature Soft Copy See page 25. writing, its fresh and unconventional New York-based creative studio Soft Copy first issue brings approach continues to spark debate together contributing artists; Adam Bellefeuil, Sarah Blais, John Architecture Today among architects and others with a Ciamillo, Bennie Julian Gay, Olivier Kervern, et al. strong interest in design. Cover Price: £20.00 Architecture Today brings coverage of the most important architectural Cover Price: £30.00 Frequency: Annual Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year www.soft-copy.co projects in the UK and Europe. The focus is building studies, written by www.designcurial.com architects it is a forum for debate SWIM through its broad-based approach SWIM is a London based annual art publication. Each issue is and by promoting topical issues from the result of a close collaboration with artists working towards sustainability to urban design. a specific investigative theme. Through the design, format and Cover Price: £6.00 structure, SWIM aims to challenge magazine conventions Frequency: Monthly/10 per year Cover Price: £12.00 www.architecturetoday.co.uk Frequency: Annual www.soft-copy.co

22 New Titles from Antenne Books Architecture 23 The Architectural Review: from the past The Architectural Review In the words of its first editor, Henry Wilson, the AR was ‘the only magazine in the With a proud 123-year-old tradition of challenge and criticism, The Architectural British Empire dealing with the artistic, as distinguished from the business side, Review scours the globe for projects that provoke and inspire, relying on its of architecture’. Founded in 1896, in its early years The Architectural Review was immense archive and critically acclaimed writers to connect architecture with very much an Arts and Crafts magazine inspired by Pugin and Ruskin. The earliest wider society and the world of ideas. Admired around the world for its fearless issues of The Architectural Review were large in format and plainly intended to storytelling and elegant design, the AR offers its unique perspective to the biggest make the discussion of architecture visual as well as verbal. It slowly changed over issues of our time. Through the ages, books have shaped architectural discourse time to become more devoted to Classical architecture and aware of international and culture at least as much as buildings have. The December 2018/ January 2019 developments. issue of the AR looks at the reciprocal and multifarious relationships between books and buildings, from libraries and archives to the architecture of text itself. Started in: 1896 Distributed by Central Books since: 1993 Cover Price: £15.99 First Cover back in 1896 Frequency: Monthly/10 per year www.architectural-review.com

24 Architecture Architecture 25 C20 Journal of Architecture THE PLAN: Art & Architecture Editions C20 is the magazine of the 20th The Journal of Architecture is jointly For its readers, THE PLAN is one of Century Society, which campaigns for published by the Royal Institute of the most extraordinary architecture the best architecture and design in British Architects and Routledge. It magazines ever produced. The Britain from 1914 onwards. It covers publishes material on every aspect works by architectural international buildings and design. of architectural endeavour including practices, as well as by new young Cover Price: £7.00 contributions by students, academics talents, are selected by the Committee Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year and practitioners. of THE PLAN and beautifully presented Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £12.00 through images and technical Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year drawings, showing the transformation City www.tandfonline.com/rjar from design to realization. A deep City provides provocative insights focus on architectural materials is on the contemporary urban world. LOBBY proposed through this colourful It records and analyses the future of Each issue brings together journal. Alongside in-depth ‘the city’ from multiple perspectives, contributors lobbying for one idea/ architecture articles, THE PLAN also examining trends, culture, policy and theme, from multiple perspectives. features practical industrial designs, action. The magazine provides a metaphorical study sketches and constructive detail Cover Price: £12.00 lobby space to foster discussions and drawings with legends. Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year debates between architecture lovers, Cover Price: £15.00 www.tandfonline.com/ccit students, practitioners and others. Frequency: 8 per year Cover Price: £10.00 www.theplan.it Domus Frequency: Annual/1 per year Available on free trial see page 9 See page 29. www.bartlettlobby.com Real Review: What it means to Harvard Design Magazine live today See page 31. Real Review is the flagship publication of the ŘEAL foundation. Through Icon engaging analysis, evaluation and Icon is a rare breed - a magazine for enquiry, the Real Review pursues what architects and designers that also it means to live today. An intriguing appeals to wider creative industries. architecture magazine edited by Jack Spanning everything from cutting- Self, Creative Directors OK_RM (Oliver edge technology to superstructures Knight and Rory McGrath) that change the face of a city, Icon Cover Price: £8.00 offers a fresh perspective on all things Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year design. Icon stands apart. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £5.00 www.real-review.org Frequency: Monthly/12 per year www.icon-magazine.co.uk

26 Architecture Architecture 27 Domus: from the past Domus The first issue of Domus, subtitled "Architecture and decor of the modern home in Since 1928, Domus is a source of inspiration to architects and designers in 89 the city and in the country," was published on 15 January 1928. Its mission was to countries. Established in Italy, Domus is recognized as a landmark and highly valued renew architecture, interiors and Italian decorative arts without overlooking topics for its international leading role. It always explores and communicates the avant- of interest to women, like the art of homemaking, gardening and cooking. Gio garde with a critical approach and full intellectual independence. Domus supports Ponti delineated the magazine's goals in his editorials, insisting on the importance and celebrates the freedom and responsibility of ideas, the inspired ideas, the of aesthetics and style in the field of industrial production. Gianni Mazzocchi, a project’s excellence. With editorial headquarters in Milan and six foreign editions, young, 23-year-old publisher who had moved to Milan from the Marche region, Domus is at the forefront of contemporary architecture, design and art. purchased Domus on 11 July 1929 and founded Editoriale Domus. Gio Ponti left Domus is bilingual: Italian and English. the magazine after twelve years as editor. Cover Price: £18.20 Started in: 1928 Frequency: Monthly/11 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2001 www.domusweb.it First Cover back in 1928 Available on free trial see page 9

28 Architecture Architecture 29 Harvard Design Magazine: from the past Harvard Design Magazine Since its 1997 debut, Harvard Design Magazine has evolved alongside the chang- Harvard Design Magazine probes beyond the reaches of the established design ing landscape of the design disciplines. Founded by editor William Saunders, it disciplines to enrich and challenge current discourse. Scholarly, poetic, and was originally conceived as an expansion and enrichment of the Harvard Gradu- visually lush, each issue triggers new interpretations of design’s defining role ate School of Design’s alumni magazine. The inaugural issue, entitled “Changing in today’s culture. A space of dialogue, the publication hosts both preeminent Cities,” established the magazine as a vibrant site of seminal writing, with pieces and unexpected voices from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, by Mike Davis, David Harvey, and Joan Ockman, among others. Since then, the and urban planning, as well as the realms of art, science, literature, politics, and magazine has continued to develop both editorially and graphically, and in 2014 beyond. Harvard Design Magazine opens a door onto the applied device of design, was relaunched with Jennifer Sigler as editor in chief and Leah Whitman-Salkin as and the people, places, and politics it engages. deputy editor.

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30 Architecture Architecture 31 Apollo The-Art-Form Art Founded in 1925, Apollo is one of the In this limited edition publication each world’s most respected visual arts artist has answered set questions in magazines. It covers everything from their own unique way, giving insight 3x3: Magazine of Contemporary Afterall antiquities to contemporary work, as into their work and working practice. Afterall offers in-depth analysis Illustration well as providing in-depth discussion Some of the artists have created The mission at 3x3 is to preserve, of contemporary art practices, of art news and debates, interviews drawings, paintings and sketches, in protect and promote contemporary critical and contextual essays, and with artists and collectors, information response to the questions. illustration in all its forms. Our juried retrospective looks at important on the market, guidance on collecting Cover Price: £12.00 Annual features the work of artists exhibitions and artworks. Described and reviews of exhibitions. Frequency: Annual/1 per year from all across the globe, in fact this by The New York Times as ‘One of the Cover Price: £6.95 www.the-art-form.com year’s Annual represents the work sharpest art journals anywhere...’ and Frequency: Monthly/11 per year of illustrators from 40 countries and by The Guardian that ‘Afterall seems www.apollo-magazine.com sixty-one schools worldwide. View aware that art exists within a larger Art Licks the best in advertising, editorial, world. That’s much more worthwhile See below. publishing, institutional, children’s than offering secondary access to a books and animation featured in 400+ glamorous “art world” that doesn’t Art Monthly pages. exist.’ See page 37. Cover Price: £23.00 Cover Price: £9.50 Frequency: Annual/1per year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.3x3mag.com Aesthetica www.afterall.org Available on free trial see page 9 Aesthetica See page 35. All-In Art Licks Through collaborations and Art Licks is a pioneering, discursive conversations between established space for the voice of early career and emerging artists, ALL–IN artists, curators and writers to sound represents the here and now. out new and experimental ideas and Cover Price: £16.00 projects. The magazine now works Frequency: Occasional with a new theme per issue. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £6.00 www.all-in-studio.com Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year www.artlicks.com Available on free trial see page 9

32 Art Art 33 Aesthetica : from the past Aesthetica Founded in 2002, Aesthetica Magazine covers photography, visual art, fashion, Aesthetica Magazine is one of the UK’s leading publications. A must-have guide, architecture and design, music and film. It is exported to over 20 countries, and each issue is a destination for discovering established and emerging practitioners has a combined print and digital readership of over 340,000. The Aesthetica brand from across the world. The magazine showcases the best in contemporary has since gone on to launch numerous prestigious awards and affiliated events photography whilst providing coverage of major exhibitions and releases. It is an including a Creative Writing Award, the Aesthetica Art Prize, the Future Now essential publication for those interested in art, design and photography, and is Symposium and the BAFTA-Qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival. popular amongst a range of different demographics due to its innovative content.

Started in: 2002 Cover Price: £5.95 Distributed by Central Books since: 2010 Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Cover back in 2012 www.aestheticamagazine.com Available on free trial see page 9

34 Art Art 35 Art Monthly: from the past Art Monthly Founded in 1976 by Peter Townsend and Jack Wendler, Art Monthly is the UK’s Art Monthly remains the UK’s leading magazine of contemporary visual art. oldest, most authoritative and challenging contemporary art magazine whose Published ten times a year in bold black and white, it keeps you in touch with editorial policy has remained fundamentally unchanged from that outlined in the the complex and ever-evolving art world through in-depth features, interviews first editorial: "to provide informed coverage on contemporary art and the issues with artists, profiles on emerging artists and coverage of major trends and that surround it". In 2017, 40 years after it first appeared, Art Monthly became developments by independent critics. In addition to the extensive reviews section a registered charity. The first issue of Art Monthly carried an obituary for Marcel covering exhibitions and books, Art Monthly is the only magazine with a regular Broodthaers designed by Richard Hamilton and included an artist’s page by Carl column on Artlaw. Art Monthly also publishes regular reports from around the Andre in response to the ‘bricks at the Tate’ controversy at the time world in its ‘Letters from’ section. Taking art apart since 1976.

Started in: 1976 Cover Price: £5.50 Distributed by Central Books since: 1987 Frequency: 10 per year Cover back in 1976 www.artmonthly.co.uk Available on free trial see page 9

36 Art Art 37 The Art Newspaper ArtReview British Art Journal CCQ The Art Newspaper is the leading See page 44. The British Art Journal publishes CCQ is an international quarterly arts reporter of art news worldwide. original research on British art of publication, focusing on conversations Unique in its conception and scope, ArtReview Asia all periods, with reviews of books and collaborations, with creativity at it covers everything, so you can count See page 45. and exhibitions and international its heart on it to bring you the crucial stories. coverage. Articles cover painting, Cover Price: £5.95 Cover Price: £8.50 Autre architecture, sculpture, graphic arts, Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Frequency: Monthly/11 per year Founder Oliver Kupper delivers a books, and decorative arts. www.culturecolony.com/ccq www.theartnewspaper.com publication by Artists, For Artists. Cover Price: £17.50 Available on free trial see page 9 Autre established 2015 continues its Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year ART PAPERS quest. www.britishartjournal.co.uk Contemporary Lynx A platform for art criticism and Cover Price: £25.00 Contemporary Lynx is the ultimate experiment, ART PAPERS publishes Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year The Burlington Magazine guide to the very best of Eastern in-depth reportage, analysis, and Antenne List Title - See page 8. The Burlington Magazine contains European visual culture. All presented critical reviews, alongside avant- www.autre.love concise, well written articles on major within the broader international garde prose, and artist commissions. exhibitions, new discoveries and context. Cover Price: £8.00 Bauhaus interpretations, with comprehensive Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year The magazine of the Bauhaus Dessau coverage of art, past and present. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.artpapers.org Foundation, based at the Bauhaus Cover Price: £19.00 www.contemporarylynx.co.uk Available on free trial see page 9 building in Dessau, has a remit to Frequency: Monthly/12 per year cultivate the legacy of the Bauhaus. www.burlington.org.uk Creative Quarterly: The Best of art.es Cover Price: £10.50 Art and Design, Quarterly art.es has over 90 correspondents Frequency: Annual/1 per year Cabinet Creative Quarterly brings together and contributors who cover every www.bauhaus-dessau.de Cabinet is a NY-based cultural the best and brightest minds in fine geographic and thematic area of magazine that aims to establish a new art, graphic design, illustration and the art world, plus the unique art. Berlin Quarterly culture of curiosity about a wide range photography. It presents examples es PROJECT, created by renowned Berlin Quarterly is a European review of social phenomena. A sourcebook of truly outstanding work from artists. of long form journalism, literature of ideas for anyone interested in how across the globe in a format that Cover Price: £10.00 and the Arts. It's a new cultural we make and remake the world we has garnered attention from the Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year journal with global perspective. live in. worldwide press. Each issue features www.art-es.es It combines in-depth reportage, Cover Price: £7.00 a profile of a trend-setter in the field Available on free trial see page 9 literature and visual culture. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year of contemporary art and design, plus Cover Price: £12.00 www.cabinetmagazine.org the winners in our quarterly juried ArtAsiaPacific & Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year shows. ArtAsiaPacific Almanac Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £10.00 See page 41. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Bookforum www.cqjournal.com Artforum See page 49. Available on free trial see page 9 See page 41. 38 Art Art 39 ArtAsiaPacific & ArtAsiaPacific Almanac: from the past ArtAsiaPacific & ArtAsiaPacific Almanac Born in 1993 in Australia as the quarterly Art and Asia Pacific, the magazine was For over 25 years, ArtAsiaPacific magazine has been at the forefront of the the first to explore contemporary art from the entire region, focusing individual powerful creative forces that shape contemporary art from Asia, the Pacific and issues on the emerging art scenes in countries from Indonesia to China, Japan the Middle East. Covering the latest in contemporary visual culture, ArtAsiaPacific and South Korea. The magazine was moved to New York in 2003 and in 2006, is published in Hong Kong, with 30 editorial desks worldwide. The annual issue, the its current owner Elaine W. Ng took over as editor-in-chief and publisher. In New ArtAsiaPacific Almanac, covers the major art events of the past year and forecasts York, ArtAsiaPacific began producing six issues a year, including the annual year-in- the key trends in the year to come. The annual Almanac is now in its 14th year review Almanac. Since 2011, the magazine has been based in Hong Kong where its and covers the major art events of the past year and forecasts the key trends in numerous contributors cover the increasingly active art scenes of the Asia, Pacific the year to come. and Middle East regions. Regular Cover Price: £12.00 Almanac Cover Price: £20.00 Started in: 1993 Frequency: Bi-Monthly [including The Almanac]/6 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 1995 www.artasiapacific.com Covers back in 1993 and 2007 Available on free trial see page 9.

40 Art Art 41 Artforum: from the past Artforum Since its first issue in June 1962, Artforum has shaped art criticism as we know it. For over fifty years Artforum has been the defining voice in contemporary art. By offering a platform to artists, critics, and curators, Artforum has consistently Artforum’s specially commissioned artist projects, reviews, and essays on film, delivered informed and inspired coverage of the latest developments in music, architecture, media, and more lend a unique perspective to the fine arts contemporary art—exploring trends, making discoveries, and writing the history and to popular culture at large. of our visual culture. Its articles also delve into the broader worlds of architecture, film, fashion, and music. And its reviews showcase the best art writers from Cover Price: £10.00 around the globe, solidifying Artforum's place as the international contemporary Frequency: Monthly/10 per year art magazine of record. www.artforum.com Available on free trial see page 9 Started in: 1962 Distributed by Central Books since: 1991 Cover back in 1962

42 Art Art 43 ArtReview ArtReviewAsia Over the past 70 years, ArtReview has grown from a fortnightly broadsheet into ArtReview Asia covers artistic production on from both the West and the East, the world’s leading contemporary-art media platform, speaking to specialist and and a few places in between. Presenting a mix of artist profiles, columns by art’s general readers around the world. Beautifully designed by the award-winning leading opinion-formers, surveys, focuses and global exhibition eviews, ArtReview John Morgan studio, the magazine offers the most in-depth and intimate portrait Asia has editorial offices in London and the Far East, and is roduced in both Europe of contemporary art in all its forms. Written with style and clarity, ArtReview is the and Asia. accessible, engaging and authoritative view on the art of the present.

Cover Price: £6.50 Cover Price: £6.95 Frequency: Monthly/9 per year Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.artreview.com www.artreview.com Available on free trial see page 9 Available on free trial see page 9

44 Art Art 45 BOMB : from the past BOMB BOMB #1 landed in New York during the spring of 1981 and immediately and Today, BOMB remains steadfast to its founding principle and continues as a resolutely became a beacon for New York's contemporary art community, signaling quarterly print periodical, publishing artist-on-artist content, interviews, criticism, the arrival of artists and writers such as Kathy Acker, Joan Jonas, Lynne Tillman, and new literature. Since 1981, BOMB has become known as a leading primary Gary Indiana, and many others in future issues to come. Edited by Betsy Sussler and source for artists and readers inspired by writing on contemporary practice across preceded by a now-iconic cover image from Sarah Charlesworth, BOMB originated the arts. as the magazine by and for artists, driven by its mission to deliver the artists' voice. Cover Price: £7.50 Started in: 1981 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2010 www.bombmagazine.org Cover back in 1981

46 Art Art 47 Bookforum: from the past Bookforum Initially conceived as a literary complement to Artforum, Bookforum’s first issue Since 1994, Bookforum has showcased daring writing about the important in the summer of 1994 reflected its strong arts heritage and answered a need for ideas of our time, with incisive essays on fiction, politics, pop culture and the more critical coverage of illustrated and art books, while also adding an enliv- arts. Published five times a year, the magazine covers a broad range of works, ened voice to conversations around fiction, non-fiction, and current affairs titles. from literary hits to the essential titles of independent, art-book, and university Over the past 25 years, the magazine has emerged as one of the great Ameri- presses. Bookforum follows in the rich tradition of its sister publication, Artforum, can book reviews, covering the most compelling books, from blockbuster liter- featuring reviews by both distinguished critics and exciting new voices. Past ary titles to essential works published by independent, art-book, and university contributors include J.G. Ballard, Lydia Davis, Geoff Dyer, Mary Gaitskill, James presses. Hannaham, Sheila Heti, Jonathan Lethem, Francine Prose, and Colm Tóibin.

Started in: 1994 Cover Price: £4.00 Distributed by Central Books since: 1996 Frequency: 5 per year Cover back in 1996 www.bookforum.com Available on free trial see page 9

48 Art Art 49 CURA. Dressed Like A Woman Even Fukt CURA. invites curators and artists, Dressed Like A Woman is half Tired of hearing about culture as elite, FUKT is a magazine for contemporary through; texts, thematic analyses and catalogue and half newspaper. A real opaque and unapproachable? Even drawing. With no ads, beautifully lab projects to become the actors one off that deserves to find its way positions art, music, architecture, and designed and a focus on the visual. of novel interactions between text, onto magazine shelves. The artist Jet film within the world's biggest stories, The design and format are changing graphics and images. It allows for the Nijkamp has reworked articles about from crisis in Brazil to the sociological for each issue. exploration and presentation of a Donald Trump so we can re-imagine impact of Spotify and Uber. Cover Price: £16.00 wide range of artistic practices. the world with Donald as a woman. Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: Annual/1 per year Cover Price: £9.00 Price: £5.00 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year Frequency: One Off Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.fuktmagazine.com Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.centralbooks.com www.evenmagazine.com www.curamagazine.com Commendation at the Stack Awards Garageland Editorial Magazine 2017 for Best Original Non-Fiction See page 59. DIAPHANES The Editorial Magazine is an Contemporary art, critical discourse, independently run publication of art Extra Extra Girls Like Us multilingual fiction, the plurality and fashion from Montreal, Canada. Extra Extra shares with delight Girls Like Us turns the spotlight on an of all forms of imagination and Cover Price: £15.00 stories we first listened to in the international expanding community knowledge: DIAPHANES connects Frequency: Annual/1 per year metro, at office parties, in hotel of women from all genders within an interest in the power of fiction Antenne List Title - See page 8. rooms and in the park at the heart arts, culture and activism. Through with nuanced judgement, aesthetic of our neighbourhood. Featuring personal stories, essays and vanguard excitability with essayistic sharpness, émergent: the contemporary commissioned essays, new visuals it unfolds feminist legacies in journalistic independence with a painting magazine works, short stories and in-depth arts and writing. Mixing politics with certain enjoyment of controversy, and émergent showcases painters through conversations between creative pleasure, it maps new routes towards correlates positions that seek new interviews, conversations and essays. minds of all disciplines. a feminist, post-gender future. politics of text and image in the face With the aim to provide a curated Cover Price: £13.00 Cover Price: £10.00 of conformist regimes of meaning. space in which artists workccan be Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Cover Price: £10.99 further understood. The platform Antenne List Title - See page 8. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year allows people to engage with the www.glumagazine.com www.diaphanes.com work timelessly, using to discover Flash Art Available on free trial see page 9 new artists and as an archive piece. See page 53. Le Gun Cover Price: £7.50 LE GUN is an art collective consisting Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year frieze of Bill Bragg, Chris Bianchi, Neal Fox, www. emergentmag.com See page 55. Robert Rubbish, Steph von Reiswitz, Alex Wright and Matt Appleton. Frieze Masters Cover Price: £20.00 See page 55. Frequency: Occasional www.legun.co.uk

50 Art Art 51 Flash Art : from the past Flash Art Flash Art was founded in Rome by Italian publisher and art critic Giancarlo Politi. Today, Flash Art is one of the longest-standing art magazines, and has been The first issue was published in June 1967 as Flash. Born with the mission to bridge committed to exploring, alongside its readers, the ever-changing landscape of the gap between the international and national contemporary art scene, Flash Art contemporary visual culture since 1967. Three editions. Over 100,000 readers. was the leading voice behind the Arte Povera and Transavanguardia’s early days, Distributed at the largest art fairs and biennials in over fifty countries. Flash among others. In 1978 Giancarlo Politi and Helena Kontova split the magazine into Art’s portfolio of influential contributors have included Nicolas ourriaud, Klaus two editions, Flash Art Italia and Flash Art International. Biesenbach, Laura McLean-Ferris and Hans Ulrich Obrist. Flash Art is one of the Contributing authors, editors and interviewees over the years include Jeffrey leading voices in the field of art journalism, and a global reference point for artists, Deitch, Jeff Koons, Andy Warhol, Jannis Kounellis, Massimiliano Gioni, Maurizio gallerists, collectors, curators, designers, academics, and influencers. Cattelan, and Carolyn-Christov Bakargiev.

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Judy Chicago, Immolation from Women and Smoke, 1972. Fireworks performance. Photography courtesy of Through the Flower Archives. Performed in the California Desert, 1972. NOV 2018-JAN 2019 11> Courtesy and © Judy Chicago /Artists Rights Society, NO 323 New York. VOL. 52 ISSN 0015-3524 6 42633 05907 1 POSTE ITALIANE SPA SPEDIZIONE A.P. - D.L. 353 /2003 (CONV. IN L. 27/02/2004 N° 46) ART. 1, COMMA 1 LO/MI

52 Art Art 53 frieze : from the past frieze Launched in 1991 frieze is the definitive voice on contemporary art and culture. The January/February issue is the 200th of frieze. To mark this milestone, two Respected for its insightful opinion, reviews and commentary on contemporary hundred of our favourite artists and thinkers have responded to the issue’s theme culture worldwide. frieze highlights emerging artists and new trends in global arts of ‘enthusiasm’, paying tribute to the works and people, events and phenomena practices and provides fresh perspectives on more established artists: An essential that have inspired them since 1991, the year the magazine was launched. read for anyone interested in visual culture. Cover Price: £7.50 Started in: 1991 Frequency: 8 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 1991 www.frieze.com Cover back in 1991 Available on free trial see page 9

54 Art Art 55 Frieze Masters: from the past Frieze Masters Frieze Masters examines how the art of today has been influenced by the ideas of To commemorate the centenary of women’s suffrage in the UK, the seventh edition the past. Published to coincide with Frieze Masters Fair, which is held each Octo- of Frieze Masters Magazine is themed around the achievements of women artists ber in Regent’s Park, London. Beautifully written by experts in their fields, the throughout history. Griselda Pollock proposes that Impressionism was the first gender- content of past issues has ranged from medieval manuscripts to Modernist archi- equal art movement in Western art, Sheryl Reiss explores the contributions of women tecture, and Hieronymus Bosch to Dada. art patrons; Claudia Calirman looks at trailblazing female Brazilian modernists; Margo Neale discusses the work of Emily Kame Kngwarreye and the centrality of women’s Started in: 2012 creativity to Australian Indigenous cultures; and Charmaine Nelson highlights the Distributed by Central Books since: 2012 extraordinary life of 19th-century artist Mary Edmonia Lewis, the first sculptor of both Cover back in 2012 African American and Indigenous heritage to achieve international acclaim.

Cover Price: £9.95 Frequency: Annual/1 per year www.frieze.com

56 Art Art 57 Garageland : from the past Garageland Garageland first appeared in 2006 from the anti-authoritarian DIY culture of artist- Garageland is a sourcebook of ideas, inspired and compiled by artists. Each run spaces in East London. Its aim was to give artists a voice and allow them to advertising-free issue has a theme, such as Self, Fake, Collaboration or (Difficult) share the themes that informed their work, with each issue taking a broad look at Women, which it examines in the widest possible way - provoking, informing and culture by interrogating an eclectic range of topics. Anticipating current debates questioning in equal measures. With no hierarchies, Garageland covers film, art, around intersectionality, Issue 1 examined Machismo. It included the gay machismo history, politics, philosophy and more, from varying viewpoints. The personal of Jean Genet’s butch sailors, the sartorial elegance of skinhead girls, the kissy boy interests and expertise of a changing roster of contributors, rather than the agenda antics of Britpop’s Suede and Robert Mitchum as a psychotic preacher in The Night of advertisers, result in a beautifully visual, intelligent and surprising resource for of the Hunter. everyone interested in new ideas.

Started in: 2006 Cover Price: £6.00 Distributed by Central Books since: 2006 (issue 3) Frequency: Annual/1 per year Cover back in 2006 www.transitiongallery.co.uk

58 Art Art 59 HALI The Jackdaw Many of Them Mono.Kultur HALI magazine is the gold-standard The Jackdaw's purpose is to keep Many of Them is a space for creators Mono.Kultur publishes interviews publication for everyone with an interested parties informed and share their perspective about their with creatives in the arts and cul- appreciation of antique carpets, entertained about art news. It’s own field their languages and the ture in a wider sense. Issues feature textiles and related arts. pretty nasty and critical of many problems they face in their practices. a single in-depth interview. With this Cover Price: £17.00 things especially of the corrupt, self- Standing aside of trends, its a haven radical focus on only one feature the Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year serving art establishment. No other where fascinating people gather and editorial design adapts to the theme www.hali.com art publication dares to be like it. timeless themes are addressed. of the interview. Available on free trial see page 9 Cover Price: £7.00 Cover Price: £28.00 Cover Price: £5.00 Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Frequency: Annual/1 per yea Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Hot and Cool www.thejackdaw.co.uk Antenne List Title - See page 8. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Hot and Cool is something that you www.manyofthemmagazine.com have to go out and find, not something König Magazine Moon Man that shouts from social media sphere. König Magazine is an English/German Marfamily (Marfa Journal) Moon Man is inspired by design, "It has became the most talked- art magazine published by König Marfamily is pure burning creative with a focus on contemporary about new fashion/art hybrid of the Galerie. It draws from the gallery´s energy and a screaming manifesto of art, photography, fashion and moment." Dazed & Confused. diverse and exciting program of creative insanity. Inspired by Marfa architecture. It aims to change Cover Price: £7.00 contemporary art. in Texas, a small town located in the the way readers appreciate art Frequency: Occasional Cover Price: £5.00 desert, a capital of cultural disorder, publications, creating a unique and Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year a perfect playground for artists and intimate viewing experience that is www.koeniggalerie.com photographers. interactive. Moon Man will appear for Illustrated Ape Cover Price: £23.00 five limited edition issues, completing After a break Illustrated Ape returned Library Paper Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year a full collectable set. in limited editions of 200. Issue 29 Library Paper is an up-to-date Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £40.00 came in a printed Takeaway Gallery representation of varied design and www.marfajournal.com Frequency: Occasional bag with a 24 track CD “Torchsongs art practices from around the world www.moonmanstudios.co.uk/magazine/ & Fire Hoses” by Christian David and giving readers an insight into the Modern Matter Noko. Issue 30 is the First Love Issue. artists process. Design and concept “Modern Matter is the start of a Mousse Cover Price: £10.00 by Catalogue new magazine culture that seeks to Mousse is made of interviews, Frequency: Occasional Cover Price: £14.00 help us define the anthropological conversations, and essays by figures www.theillustratedape.com Frequency: Annual/1 per year affects of technology through the in international criticism, visual arts, www.librarypaper.co.uk tactile medium and allure of print.” and curating today, alternated with Illustration (Prote.in). Modern Matter explores feature columns. It is printed as a See page 63. the advances of technology into the newspaper and bound as a magazine. artists’ world. Cover Price: £9.00 Cover Price: £12.50 Frequency: 5 per year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.amodernmatter.com

60 Art Art 61 Illustration : from the past Illustration Illustration was set up by Ruth Prickett, Chiara Nicolini and Tina Franz in 2004 with Illustration covers all areas of illustration; artists, collections, exhibitions, history, the aim of creating a general magazine about illustration - the artists, thecol- philosophy and key events. There are the stories behind the world's best artists lectors, the collections, the exhibitions, the history, the philosophy and the key while modern illustrators discuss their inspirations and techniques. Illustration events relating to this subject. To cover the work of great artists from the past as appeals to a wide range of people from book collectors and dealers, to lecturers, well as new graduates currently coming out of college. To explore children’s book professional illustrators, book publishers, fine press printers, bookbinders and illustrators alongside those who work on adult novels and classics - or even polit- current students ical manifestos and train timetables. Plus coverage of the humorous, the serious, the sinister and the surreal. Cello Press has published Illustration since 2014. Cover Price: £6.00 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Started in: 2004 www.cellopress.co.uk Distributed by Central Books since: 2014 Available on free trial see page 9 The First Cover back in 2004

62 Art Art 63 Mushpit Nka Posterzine Public: Art Culture Ideas Mock-ads, bad fonts and glossy pages, African and African diaspora arts have Posterzine is where a poster meets Public is an interdisciplinary theme the love-child of Bertie Brandes been marginalised. Nka brings critical a magazine, a mini monograph based magazine from Toronto. and Charlotte Roberts Mushpit writing on contemporary African and which folds out to reveal a gorgeous It serves as an intellectual and offers post-millennial internet fun African diaspora art and visual culture A1 poster. Posterzine represents creative forum that provides a space accompanied by the sharp, satirical as they intersect with discourses on a refreshing departure from the for in-depth perspectives on the socio-political commentary and internationalism and globalisation. traditional publishing models; proof theoretical and critical issues that colourful imagery. Cover Price: £15.00 that print alive and thriving. intersect with art and visual culture. Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Annual/1 per year Cover Price: £7.99 Cover Price: £15.00 Frequency: Occasional www.nkajournal.org Frequency: Varies from year to year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.publicjournal.ca themushpit.co.uk Noon www.peopleofprint.com Noon is a magazine concerned with RA Royal Academy of Arts Magazine Neural art, culture and commerce. Issue Printed Pages The in-house magazine of the Royal Neural covers critical digital culture 07 launched in June for SS17 with Printed Pages delivers art and design Academy of Arts in London. and media arts. It features interviews contributions from Jeremy Deller, coverage that is accessible, upbeat Cover Price: £5.95 with artists and media theorists, Danielle Neu, Jack Davison, Lena C. and engaging. The publication is all Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year artworks and books reviews, reports Emery, Zoë Ghertner, Chris Rhodes & about depth and discovery, focussing www.royalacademy.org.uk from festivals and special events. Xavier Mas. on unusual and unexpected creative Neural collects the latest thought- Cover Price: £12.00 stories and finding new ways of Raw Vision provoking artistic practice and Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year discussing established practitioners. Raw Vision is the world’s only research in science and technology. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £10.00 international magazine of Outsider Cover Price: £6.00 www.n-o-o-n.co.uk Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Art, Visionary Art, Contemporary Folk Frequency: Tri-Annual/4 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. Art and Art Brut. It has featured art www.neural.it Palais Commendation for Cover at the Stack by the mentally disabled, prisoners, Available on free trial see page 9 The magazine of the Palais de Tokyo Awards 2018 visionaries, calligraphic images from Cover Price: £13.90 Japan, motives from Mexico, urban New Art Examiner Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Printmaking Today visionary art from the USA, and many For over forty years the New Art Antenne List Title - See page 8. See page 69. newly discovered self-taught artists. Examiner has been the independent Cover Price: £8.00 voice of criticism in the visual arts. Parkett Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Starting in Chicago and now available See page 67. www.rawvision.com in Europe it concentrates on issues of the moment. It tirelessly seeks ‘to examine the definition and transmission of culture in our society.’ Cover Price: £4.00 Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year www.newartexaminer.net

64 Art Art 65 Parkett: from the past Parkett Special Offer: The Set of all 60 available volumes Parkett was founded in the early 1980s with the idea of fostering an open dialogue • 60 fully illustrated volumes between the artistic communities first of Europe and America and later around • 175 in-depth artist portraits, with 900 texts by leading authors the world. From the start the goal was to actively and directly collaborate with • 4,000 colour reproductions and 8,000 pages important international artists, whose oeuvre was explored in several essays by • The most comprehensive library on contemporary art leading international writers and critics. Parkett's first issue commissioned work For artists, texts and authors featured in this set go to www.parkettart.com by Enzo Cucchi after which many artists were invited from Jenny Holzer, Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, Gerhard Richter to Cao Fei, Gabriel Orozco, Hito Steyerl, “A source of inspiration, reflection, revelation and delight … one of the most Adrian Ghenie, Jeremy Deller, and many more. Following its closing print issue vol. influential forces in post war art” 100/101 Parkett continues online and all its print publications remain available Iwona Blazwick, Director, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London from Central Books as a 33 year time capsule and archive of today’s art. Started in: 1984 Special Cover Price: £990.00 Distributed by Central Books since: 1989 www.parkettart.com Cover back in 1989

66 Art Art 67 Printmaking Today: from the past Printmaking Today "I started Printmaking Today in 1990 with help from the Henry Moore Foundation. Printmaking Today covers all elements of contemporary printmaking, critical reviews My background as a printmaker, print gallery and lithographic studio director, of current artist printmakers plus detailed analysis of printmaking techniques. It is teacher and writer gave me a broad understanding of the field. I wanted to provide read by artist/printmakers, suppliers, lecturers, students, collectors & curators. a forum for printmakers, an exchange of practical information and to make a bridge between practitioners and collectors or curators. I wanted printmaking to Cover Price: £6.75 be understood and appreciated for its unique qualities and to be taken seriously as Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year an international art form." Rosemary Simmons. www.cellopress.co.uk From 1994 to 2000 it was published by Farrand Press then published by Cello Available on free trial see page 9 Press. Printmaking Today is the authorized Journal of the Royal Society of Painter- Printmakers. Started in: 1990 Distributed by Central Books since: 1991 The First Cover back in 1990

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68 Art Art 69 Shoplifters Tate Etc. Urthona The White Review Shoplifters features the work of Tate Etc. includes in-depth articles by Urthona, magazine of the arts from An arts journal that takes its name contemporary artists, writers, type internationally acclaimed writers and a Buddhist perspective. Urthona is a and inspiration from La Revue designers, photographers, illustrators artists. Like Tate it works as a place for glossy, lavishly illustrated magazine Blanche, (Parisian magazine 1889- etc. It doesn’t have a single identity, thinking about and experiencing art. covering all kinds of contemporary 1903). Published to provide “a space it’s size, paper, typography, and tone From essays to interviews, from studio art, literature and performance. Its for a new generation to express itself changes with each issue. Designed work to archive highlights, blending contributors are either Buddhists or unconstrained by form, subject or and published by Actual Source. the historic, the modern and the have a strong eco-spiritual aspect to genre”. Each edition comes with a Cover Price: £22.00 contemporary. their work. bespoke typeface. Frequency: Occasional Cover Price: £7.95 Cover Price: £5.95 Cover Price: £12.99 Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year Frequency: Annual/1 per year Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.tate.org.uk/tateetc www.urthona.com www.thewhitereview.org The Sluice Available on free trial see page 9 Available on free trial see page 9 Sluice with its non-institutional status Zingmagazine as an advantage is able to adapt Third Text V&A Magazine Zingmagazine came out of the idea that itself to every occasion and financial Third Text is the leading international A record of contemporary culture, within certain disciplines, artistic and situation it encounters. Giving voice journal dedicated to the critical the V&A Magazine offers articles otherwise, various cross-references to the non-commercial art world, the analysis of contemporary art in the and reviews centred on events and occur, both with individuals and the precariousness of the grass-roots is global field. It has a particular focus exhibitions at London’s Victoria & material of their particular interest. both an indictment and a strength. on both the impact of globalisation on Albert Museum. Rather than remaining isolated and Cover Price: £7.00 cultural practices and the lessons of Cover Price: £6.00 apart, either through an unaware and Frequency: Bi-Annual post-colonial theory. Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year uninformed (or aware and informed) www.Sluice.info/magazine Cover Price: £12.00 www.vam.ac.uk/support_us/va_mag/ malaise, there is a need to commingle Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year arenas. Each issue's curator is invited SWIM www.tandfonline.com/ctte Varoom to create a context of their choosing. With London based SWIM, each issue www.thirdtext.org Varoom is the pre-eminent voice A myriad of different disciplines is the result of a close collaboration for contemporary illustration, are explored in each issue from architecture, design, fiction, poetry, with artists working towards a Turps Banana commenting on visual communication drawing, photography, video, music, specific investigative theme. Through Turps Banana, about painting, is through interviews and accessible fashion, as well as a special projects the design, format and structure, written by painters. Its contributors features. It also brings the views of including books, posters, and CDs. SWIM aims to challenge magazine are not critics or professional art commentators who select the most Cover Price: £25.00 conventions writers, but practitioners who innovative artwork in their fields of Frequency: Occasional Cover Price: £12.00 illuminate their own practice as they fashion, motion, children’s books, www.zingmagazine.com Frequency: Annua reflect on their contemporaries and advertising and more. Aimed at those www.soft-copy.co the history of painting. with an interest in visual culture and Cover Price: £10.00 stylish magazines. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Cover Price: £12.00 Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.theaoi.com/varoom

70 Art Art 71 EYEYAH! Children EYEYAH magazine is a new publication for kids by 35 artists. Using Graphic Design as a creative Anorak: the Happy Mag for Kids DOT in Spanish, as in its English vehicle to educate children about See page 75. version, addresses universal aspects of a child's life. From jumping in social issues. The first issues theme puddles to learning while playing. is the Internet, exploring it’s history, DOT benefits, and also looking at some See page 75. DOT crosses cultural and gender boundaries, taking advantage of of its dangers such as social media, online strangers and addiction. EYEYAH! children's imaginations, encouraging them to explore and be creative. “While it sure is a sight to behold, See page 73. Cover Price: £5.00 there’s much more to this magazine Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year than meets the eye.” BoingBoing.net Scoop www.anorakmagazine.com/dot/ Cover Price: £4.80 Inspired by The Children’s Newspa- Frequency: Tri-Annual/2 per year per, which sold over 500,000 copies www.eyeyah.com a week in the 1930s. Scoop enthuses children about the world without ever talking down to them. "Your readers will feel they are being spoken-up to, their intelligence flat- tered. It should be a stonking great Littler U Little U is an occasional magazine for success. BRAVISSIMA!" William Boyd. the young at heart. With childlike Cover Price: £6.50 wonder, but not a juvenile attitude, Frequency: Quarterly it explores making, designing, Antenne List Title - See page 8. illustrating and living creatively with children. Highlighting children’s Littler U books, surface pattern design, See page 20. clothing and product design for young folk, and arts and crafts Spainish DOT Magazine inspired by and/or made for children DOT en español, igual que en su versión and the children's industry. Cover inglesa, aborda aspectos universales Price: £18.00 de la vida de un niño. Desde saltar Frequency: Occasional en charcos hasta aprender jugando. www.uppercasemagazine.com/ DOT cruza fronteras culturales y de littleuthe children's industry. Cover género, aprovechando la imaginación Price: £18.00 de los niños, animándoles a explorar y Frequency: Occasional a ser creativos. www.uppercasemagazine.com/littleu

72 Children Children 73 Anorak and DOT: from the past Anorak: the Happy Mag for Kids Studio Anorak is an independent kids publishing house established in 2006 by Anorak, the Happy Mag for Kids is a unisex magazine aimed at children aged 6+. Cathy Olmedillas, formerly of 90s lifestyle bibles The Face and Sleazenation. Launched in 2006 by a Mum frustrated by the lack of good magazines to read with Anorak is its lead magazines. For the launch of issue uno, Anorak went to SPACE. her son, it is reminiscent of the children’s magazines and annuals of the past and There was plenty of happy stuff in this issue, like Custard Pirates, smiley snails, is designed to spark creativity in children. a shopaholic tiger and adventurous twins and their dogs. Contributors included Marcus Walters, Marcus Oakley and Simon Peplow DOT DOT is aimed at boys & girls aged 5 and under. DOT, just like its older brother Started in: 2007 Anorak, encompasses all aspects of a child’s life, from jumping in puddles to Distributed by Central Books since: 2015 learning through play. It encourages kids to be resourceful and find solutions using Cover back in 2007 all the tools they naturally have at their disposition: imagination, creativity and fun.

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74 Chidren Children 75 Ceramics: Art and Perception Craft Ceramics: Art and Perception sets the standard as a dedicated journal on ceramic art. The articles selected and the reviews solicited are well written on a broad range of international artists and subjects relevant to ceramics. With excellent Ceramic Review Dream: a magazine about objects colour photography, this quarterly journal is of a high quality in content and in Ceramic Review’s regular features and materia presentation. We hold an international and multi-cultural viewpoint. With subjects include interviews, techniques, Dream observes objects from fixation ranging from the functional to the ephemeral, traditional to the philosophical, the exhibitions, books, previews and and curiosity. A project that gives provocative and contemporary to the historical and the critical. analysis, supported by full colour special importance to its participant´s photography and extensive listings. different points of view and the Cover Price: £15.00 Cover Price: £9.90 relations they establish with artifacts, Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year stimulating the readers through a www.mansfieldceramics.com www.ceramicreview.com powerful visual content. Cover Price: £17.00 Ceramics: Art and Perception Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year See page 77. Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.dream-magazine.com Crafts Crafts is a richly illustrated magazine Little U for makers, collectors and lovers of Little U is an occasional magazine for contemporary craft. Published by the young at heart. With childlike the Crafts Council for over 40 years, wonder, but not a juvenile attitude, it covers all disciplines, with specialist it explores making, designing, craft news, features and reviews. illustrating and living creatively with Cover Price: £6.50 children. Highlighting children’s Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year books, surface pattern design, www.craftsmagazine.org.uk clothing and product design for young Available on free trial see page 9 folk, and arts and crafts inspired by and/or made for children and the children's industry. Cover Price: £18.00 Frequency: Occasional www.uppercasemagazine.com/littleu

76 Craft Craft 77 The Maker's Atelier: from the past The Maker's Atelier The first copy of Maker's Atelier magazine was intended as a form of communica- Now in it's second year The Maker's Atelier magazine has grown to three issues tion to customers of The Maker's Atelier sewing patterns. The magazine was a way per annum with a broader remit. The emphasis is still clothes making, but the to inspire discerning dressmakers to experiment with different fabrics, creating articles are more in-depth. Subjects include fabric types and production methods very different looks with the patterns. The clothes are shown in fashion stories alongside interviews with makers and designers of all aspects of apparel. There are for the forthcoming season supplemented with trend information on colour and tutorials on making techniques, fully illustrated to enable the reader to increase fabric, enabling women to create their own take on current fashion trends. Each their making skills. A unique sewing pattern is still included and the season's magazine contains a simple versatile pattern to pull out and make. Two issues trends in colour and fabric direction continue to be covered. The Maker's Atelier were published in the first year Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter. magazine inspires the stylish dressmaker to take their sewing to another level.

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78 Craft Craft 79 Pom Pom Quarterly: from the past Pom Pom Quarterly When founders Meghan Fernandes and Lydia Gluck decided to create the first Pom Pom was founded in 2012 as a quarterly that presents knitting, crochet, and issue of Pom Pom back in 2012, the plan was to make the knitting magazine that craft in the modern, beautiful, and meaningful way it should be. Mainly conceived was missing in their lives. Something that would combine the crafts they loved, as a collection of patterns complemented by thoughtful writing and useful tutorials, and the amazing indie yarns and designers appearing online, with the pleasure of Pom Pom celebrates the joy of making, without taking themselves too seriously! reading (and keeping) a beautifully printed magazine. And so Pom Pom Quarterly Printed in the UK on lovely heavy paper. was born. Cover Price: £12.50 Started in: 2012 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2017 www.pompommag.com Cover back in 2012

80 Craft Craft 81 UPPERCASE: from the past UPPERCASE UPPERCASE began in 2005 as a gallery, books & papergoods store in downtown UPPERCASE is a quarterly magazine for the creative and curious inspired by craft, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Proprietor Janine Vangool ran her graphic design design and illustration. A playful exploration of creativity, an affinity for vintage business from the back of the shop and the public aspect became a place for her to ephemera, and a love of handmade are some elements common in each issue. experiment in product design and curating exhibitions. She sold other publishers’ The magazine boasts high-quality paper and printing, a unique design aesthetic books but dreamed of having her own tomes on the shelves. A passion for print and incredible attention to detail. Adored by readers around the world, ithas design and love of curating creativity were a perfect match. The inaugural issue of been recognised for its design excellence. UPPERCASE was released in April 2009. Cover Price: £14.00 Started in: 2009 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2012 www.uppercasemagazine.com First cover back in 2009 Available on free trial see page 9

82 Craft Craft 83 MacGuffin: The Life of Things Oh Comely MacGuffin is an unusual design & Oh Comely makes people smile and CULTURAL STUDIES crafts magazine. It features fabulous is full of quiet moments and stories. stories about the life of ordinary, Read it with a cup of tea or a toddy. It City Performance Research often anonymously designed things. inspires people to be creative, talk to City provides insights on the con- Performance Research makes Each edition takes an object and their neighbours, explore new things temporary urban world. It analyses innovative connections between explores the manifold stories it and captures the feeling of being ‘the city’ from multiple perspectives. theatre, dance, music, time-based generates. Like the MacGuffins in free, stories from people with tales to Cover Price: £12.00 and live art. It explores the unsettled Hitchcock films, these things are not tell, recipes to warm your heart, and Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year boundaries, rapidly changing the main characters, but the plot crafty things to make. www.tandfonline.com/ccit practices and shifting definitions at devices that set the story in motion. Price: £6.00 play within the field. Interdisciplinary Cover Price: £14.00 Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Consented in vision and international in scope, Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per yea www.ohcomely.co.uk Consented welcomes the ideas of any its emphasis is on research in Antenne List Title - See page 8. who want to break the mantra of the contemporary performance arts Winners of two Stack Awards 2017 Pom Pom Quarterly norm. It concentrates on issues of within changing cultures. Editor and Art Director of the Year See page 81. race, racism and colonialism. Cover Price: £12.00 Cover Price: £7.50 Frequency: 8 per year The Maker's Atelier Selvedge Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.tandfonline.com/rprs See page See page 79. At the heart of the Selvedge story is www.consented.co.uk a cerebral and sensual addiction to Soundings New Ceramics: The European cloth. The magazine is dedicated to OLR See page 89. Ceramics Magazine finding and nurturing textiles from OLR is concerned with deconstructive New Ceramics is an international every angle. Featuring exhibitions, thinking in all areas of intellectual, Third Text specialist journal for ceramics in art, people, adventures and opinion; an cultural and political life. It has Third Text is the leading international craft and design with a European entry point into the world of textiles published new work by Derrida, journal dedicated to the critical standpoint. Each issue is divided into: for those looking for an original and Blanchot, Barthes, Foucault, Nancy, analysis of contemporary art in the the latest news from the scene, artist broadening perspective. A valuable and it continues to publish innovative global field. It has a particular focus profiles, reports about exhibitions, source of inspiration for designers and controversial work. on both the impact of globalisation workshops and symposia, history and devotees alike. Cover Price: £21.00 on cultural practices and the lessons aspects and art critics, knowledge Cover Price: £12.50 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year of post-colonial theory. and skills, ceramics and travel, dates Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year www.euppublishing.com/journal/olr Cover Price: £12.00 of gallery and museum exhibitions, www.selvedge.org Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year book reviews and much more, all in Available on free trial see page 9 New Formations www.tandfonline.com/ctte full colour. See page 87. www.thirdtext.org Cover Price: £7.50 UPPERCASE Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year See page 83. New Left Review www.new-ceramics.com See page 90.

84 Craft Cultural Studies 85 New Formations: from the past New Formations New Formations has been a pioneer of interdisciplinary research in the humanities New Formations has built a strong international reputation as a journal engaged and social sciences since the 1980s. Issue 1, published in spring 1987, featured in ground-breaking, interdisciplinary approaches to the analysis of culture, politics Denise Riley on ‘women’ and feminism, Laura Marcus on autobiographical writing, and theory. Its readership crosses literary studies, media studies, philosophy, and a consideration of the legacy of Frantz Fanon. As the editors explained in their visual culture, film studies, musicology, postcolonial studies, gender studies, introduction, ‘The point of our questions and investigations … is less academic history, cultural geography, politics, sociology and cultural studies. Recent themed reflection on ‘culture’ as an object of study than critical and polemical responses issues include: Rosa Luxemburg: Capitalism, Imperialism and the Postcolonial; to what Gramsci called ‘the possibility and necessity of creating a new culture’. The Posthuman Temporalities; and Righting Feminism. editors hoped to promote ‘the prefiguring of new formations.’ ‘For increasingly rare and very welcome undisciplinary theorising about the contemporary predicament, reach for New Formations.’ Ien Ang Started in: 1987 Cover Price: £18.00 (Double Issue Cover Price £25.00) Distributed by Central Books since: 1994 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year First Cover back in 1987 www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals

86 Cultural Studies Cultural Studies 87 Soundings: from the past Soundings Soundings was established in 1995 by Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey and Michael Soundings believes that the left’s main task is to put together a strong counter- Rustin. Its aim, then as now, was to offer ideas that could assist the left in thinking hegemonic challenge to the powerful forces ranged against it – and that serious strategically about the dilemmas and challenges it faces. thinking is an important part of activism. Soundings offers pioneering critical Issue 1, published in autumn 1995, included Stuart Hall on party politics and the analysis of culture, society and politics. Recent articles include: roundtable on search for the ‘grand idea’, Doreen Massey on globalisation, freedom of move- ‘Antisemitism, anti-racism and the Labour Party’, Bill Schwarz: ‘The scandal of ment and the rights of ‘local’ people, and Michael Rustin on William Cobbett and contemporary universities’, Ben Campkin and Laura Marshall: ‘London’s nocturnal radical journalism – as well as contributions from Barbara Castle and Lola Young. queer geographies’. This issue’s razor-sharp analysis set the standard for the journal’s future. ‘A vital link between the tradition of progressive thought in Britain and the futures that all of us are working for’ Jeremy Gilbert Started in: 1995 Cover Price: £14.00 Distributed by Central Books since: 1995 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year First Cover back in 1995 www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals Available on free trial see page 9

88 Cultural Studies Cultural Studies 89 New Left Review A full-spectrum internationalist critique of contemporary politics, economics and Design culture. Sharp, scholarly analysis and stylish writing on a unique range of themes— world powers and the global economy; states and protest movements; history and 3x3: Magazine of Contemporary Baseline philosophy; cinema and literature. Illustration Baseline’s global readership spans “Open-minded, informative and entertaining” (Times Literary Supplement) The mission at 3x3 is to preserve, from Hollywood via creative/fashion/ “The intellectual flagship of the Western Left” (The Guardian) protect and promote contemporary music industry to e-companies. It “Brilliant—whatever your politics, worth reading” (The Economist) illustration in all its forms. Our juried shows all aspects of type. Annual features the work of artists Cover Price: £13.00 Cover Price: £8.00 from all across the globe, in fact this Frequency: Occasional Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year year’s Annual represents the work www.baselinemagazine.com www.newleftreview.org of illustrators from 40 countries and Available on free trial see page 9 sixty-one schools worldwide. View Blueprint: for the future the best in advertising, editorial, Blueprint was the first magazine to publishing, institutional, children’s cross the boundaries between design books and animation featured in 400+ and architecture. It provides an pages. essential mix of critical, incisive, and Cover Price: £23.00 entertaining architecture, design and Frequency: Annual/1per year art coverage. Offering photography www.3x3mag.com and illustration of the highest standar and lively opinions. 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It presents examples printed by letterpress on a Heidelberg architects and designers that also Gallery bag including an 50 page of truly outstanding work from sbb Cylinder Press using type appeals to wider creative industries. comic supplement, a CD Issue 30 was across the globe in a format that has that has been machine set on a Icon stands apart, celebrating global the First Love Issue. garnered worldwide attention. 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Cover Price: £10.00 and the process of print with ardent Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year dedication and an almost evangelical IdN: International designers Network Library Paper www.cqjournal.com passion” Steve Watson / Stack IdN is for creative people on a mission Library Paper is an up-to-date on Available on free trial see page 9 Cover Price: £12.50 to amplify and unify the design varied design and art practices from Frequency: Annual/1 per year community. It is devoted to bringing around the world giving readers an Creative Review www.doubledagger.co designers from around the globe insight into the artists process. Design Creative Review covers advertising, together to communicate with, learn and concept by Catalogue design, promos, photography, film, Eye from and inspire one another. Cover Price: £12.00 typography and new media. Keeping See page 97. Cover Price: £16.95 Frequency: Annual/1 per year the creative community up to date. Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £12.00 (specials £15.00) Eye on Design www.idnworld.com www.librarypaper.co.uk Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Eye on Design turns a well trained www.creativereview.co.uk eye on the best new work from the idp Lürzer’s Archive Special world’s most exciting designers. idp (previously callled idpure) is See page 103. Dirty Furniture The magazine is published by AIGA, dedicated to professionals working in Dirty Furniture takes a piece of the professional association for the graphic arts, images and design. Lürzer’s International Archive furniture as its theme and uses this design, the oldest and largest design It offers a comprehensive picture of See page 105. to explore topics spanning design, organisation in the United States. the world of creation, . providing a politics, history, technology, art, Cover Price: £19.00 source of information, inspiration and manufacturing and the plain weird. 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92 Design Design 93 Domus: from the past Domus The first issue of Domus, subtitled "Architecture and decor of the modern home in Since 1928, Domus is a source of inspiration to architects and designers in 89 the city and in the country," was published on 15 January 1928. Its mission was to countries. Established in Italy, Domus is recognized as a landmark and highly valued renew architecture, interiors and Italian decorative arts without overlooking topics for its international leading role. It always explores and communicates the avant- of interest to women, like the art of homemaking, gardening and cooking. Gio garde with a critical approach and full intellectual independence. Domus supports Ponti delineated the magazine's goals in his editorials, insisting on the importance and celebrates the freedom and responsibility of ideas, the inspired ideas, the of aesthetics and style in the field of industrial production. Gianni Mazzocchi, a project’s excellence. With editorial headquarters in Milan and six foreign editions, young, 23-year-old publisher who had moved to Milan from the Marche region, Domus is at the forefront of contemporary architecture, design and art. purchased Domus on 11 July 1929 and founded Editoriale Domus. Gio Ponti left Domus is bilingual: Italian and English. the magazine after twelve years as editor. Cover Price: £18.20 Started in: 1928 Frequency: Monthly/11 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2001 www.domusweb.it First Cover back in 1928 Available on free trial see page 9

94 Design Design 95 Eye: from the past Eye: the international review of graphic design Eye no. 1 vol. 1 began late in 1990 with a flourish of international graphic design Eye is the essential magazine for designers and students worldwide. A must-read excellence. Subjects included: TV graphics; the ground-breaking Studio Dumbar; a and highly collectable quarterly for everyone who is serious about graphic design ‘Reputations’ interview with Swiss typographer Bruno Monguzzi; Blue Note album and visual communication. Beautifully designed and printed, the journal is packed covers; ‘Type’s new priests’, a review of ‘Type90’; and ‘Small is more creative’, an with critical writing and engaging visuals, embracing typography, photography, opinion piece in which Neville Brody calls for designers to work on a more human illustration, history, new media and visual culture, making it a stimulating source scale. of information, inspiration and analysis.

Cover Price: £17.00 Started: 1990 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 1990 www.eyemagazine.com First Cover back in 1990 In recent years Eye has received multiple awards from the Society of Publication Designers (US), D&AD, BSME and the Stack Awards.

96 Design Design 97 Harvard Design Magazine: from the past Harvard Design Magazine Since its 1997 debut, Harvard Design Magazine has evolved alongside the chang- Harvard Design Magazine probes beyond the reaches of the established design ing landscape of the design disciplines. Founded by editor William Saunders, it disciplines to enrich and challenge current discourse. Scholarly, poetic, and was originally conceived as an expansion and enrichment of the Harvard Gradu- visually lush, each issue triggers new interpretations of design’s defining role ate School of Design’s alumni magazine. The inaugural issue, entitled “Changing in today’s culture. A space of dialogue, the publication hosts both preeminent Cities,” established the magazine as a vibrant site of seminal writing, with pieces and unexpected voices from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, by Mike Davis, David Harvey, and Joan Ockman, among others. Since then, the and urban planning, as well as the realms of art, science, literature, politics, and magazine has continued to develop both editorially and graphically, and in 2014 beyond. Harvard Design Magazine opens a door onto the applied device of design, was relaunched with Jennifer Sigler as editor in chief and Leah Whitman-Salkin as and the people, places, and politics it engages. deputy editor.

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98 Design Design 99 Illustration : from the past Illustration Illustration was set up by Ruth Prickett, Chiara Nicolini and Tina Franz in 2004 with Illustration covers all areas of illustration; artists, collections, exhibitions, history, the aim of creating a general magazine about illustration - the artists, thecol- philosophy and key events. There are the stories behind the world's best artists lectors, the collections, the exhibitions, the history, the philosophy and the key while modern illustrators discuss their inspirations and techniques. Illustration events relating to this subject. To cover the work of great artists from the past as appeals to a wide range of people from book collectors and dealers, to lecturers, well as new graduates currently coming out of college. To explore children’s book professional illustrators, book publishers, fine press printers, bookbinders and illustrators alongside those who work on adult novels and classics - or even polit- current students. ical manifestos and train timetables. Plus coverage of the humorous, the serious, Cover Price: £6.00 the sinister and the surreal. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Cello Press has published Illustration since 2014. www.cellopress.co.uk Started in: 2004 Available on free trial see page 9 Distributed by Central Books since: 2014 The First Cover back in 2004

100 Design Design 101 Lürzer’s Archive Special: 200 Best: from the past Lürzer’s Archive Special: 200 Best In their mission to showcase the very best in creative work, Lürzer’s International In this series there have been issues like 200 Best; Digital Artist Worldwide, Best Archive added the 200 Best series to their publishing portfolio. In this series, each Food & Drink, Illustrators and Ad Photographers Worldwide. A must for crea- individual book specialises in one genre of creative work, Photography, Digital Art, tives in advertising agencies, the overview of the best in the world. In this series Illustrators, and Packaging Design. Always eagerly anticipated, never disappoint- there have been issues like 200 Best; Digital Artist Worldwide, Best Food & Drink, ing, full of global inspiration, they are well put together, top-notch creative works, Illustrators and Ad Photographers Worldwide. A must for creatives in advertising with around 500 amazing visuals, spread over up to 400+ pages. agencies, the overview of the best in the world. Started: 1998 Cover Price: £35.00 Distributed by Central Books since: 1998 (since the first 200 best issue) Frequency: Occasional Cover back in 1999 www.luerzersarchive.com

102 Design Design 103 Lürzer’s International Archive: from the past Lürzer’s International Archive Three and a half decades ago, to be in the know about the latest advertising The Vogue of the Advertising world, a celebrated creative resource, hunted trends, there were two possibilities: Either you’d patiently waited – sometimes down by creative professionals Worldwide. On these pages, are a rigorous compi- up to a year – for the Art Directors annuals to be published. A more costly and lation of Worldwide Advertising Campaigns that are setting the trends, included time-consuming option was to purchase as many international magazines as you are the creative credits. could get your hands on – not for the editorial but the ad pages, and look for new Cover Price: £14.50 and stimulating ideas . This way you’d wind up creating your own archives. Neither Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year possibility much appealed to Walter Lürzer, a man as impatient as he was thrifty. www.luerzersarchive.com Which is how Lürzer’s Archive was born– with the very first issue of the magazine published in 1984. Started: 1984 Distributed by Central Books since: 1996 Cover back in 1999

104 Design Design 105 MacGuffin: The Life of Things Posterzine Sindroms: a journal of monochrome Varoom MacGuffin features stories about the Posterzine is where a poster meets a states of mind Varoom is the pre-eminent voice life of ordinary, often anonymously magazine — a mini monograph which Each issue of Sindroms focuses on for contemporary illustration, designed things. Each edition folds out to reveal a gorgeous A1 specific colours, investigating across commenting on visual communication takes an object and explores the format poster. Posterzine represents culture, and immersing its readers through interviews and accessible manifold stories it generates. Like the a refreshing departure from the in the feelings and moods evoked by features. The perfect bound MacGuffins in Hitchcock films, these traditional publishing models. each colour. magazine also brings the views of things are not the main characters, Cover Price: £7.99 Cover Price: £18.00 commentators who select the most but the plot devices that set us of. Frequency: Varies from year to year Frequency: Bi-Annual innovative artwork in their fields of Cover Price: £14.00 Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.sindroms.com fashion, motion, children’s books, Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per yea www.peopleofprint.com advertising and more. Aimed at those Antenne List Title - See page 8. SWIM with an interest in visual culture and Winners of the Stack Awards 2017 Printed Pages With London based SWIM, each issue stylish magazines. two awards this time - Editor of the Printed Pages delivers art and design is the result of a close collaboration Cover Price: £12.00 Year and Art Director of the Year coverage that is accessible, upbeat with artists working towards a Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year and engaging. The publication is all specific investigative theme. Through www.theaoi.com/varoom New Design Magazine about depth and discovery, focussing the design, format and structure, New Design is the only UK magazine on unusual and unexpected creative SWIM aims to challenge magazine dedicated to product and industrial stories and finding new ways of conventions design. Covering new technologies, discussing established practitioners. Cover Price: £12.00 materials and how consumer and Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Annual environmental trends will affect Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.soft-copy.co design in the future. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £6.50 Commendation for Cover at the Stack UPPERCASE Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Awards 2018 See page 109. www.newdesignmagazine.co.uk Shoplifters Papier Magazine Shoplifters features the work of Papier is dedicated to the illustration contemporary artists, writers, type created by Sunday studio , a Parisian designers, photographers, illustrators creative studio. 40 illustrators of 10 etc. It doesn’t have a single identity, different nationalities are chosen for it’s size, paper, typography, and tone each issue with the greatest care for changes with each issue. Designed their role in contemporary illustration and published by Actual Source. and create, for PAPIER, original works Cover Price: £22.00 based on a given theme. Frequency: Occasional Cover Price: £19.00 Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8.

106 Design Design 107 UPPERCASE: from the past UPPERCASE UPPERCASE began in 2005 as a gallery, books & papergoods store in downtown UPPERCASE is a quarterly magazine for the creative and curious inspired by craft, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Proprietor Janine Vangool ran her graphic design design and illustration. A playful exploration of creativity, an affinity for vintage business from the back of the shop and the public aspect became a place for her to ephemera, and a love of handmade are some elements common in each issue. experiment in product design and curating exhibitions. She sold other publishers’ The magazine boasts high-quality paper and printing, a unique design aesthetic books but dreamed of having her own tomes on the shelves. A passion for print and incredible attention to detail. Adored by readers around the world, ithas design and love of curating creativity were a perfect match. The inaugural issue of been recognised for its design excellence. UPPERCASE was released in April 2009. Cover Price: £14.00 Started in: 2009 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2012 www.uppercasemagazine.com First cover back in 2009 Available on free trial see page 9

108 Design Design 109 Cineaste Film Cineaste, established in 1967, features thought provoking coverage Another Gaze: a feminist film Film International/FINT of the entire world of cinema; journal See page 113. Hollywood, the independents, and quality foreign films including feature Another Gaze is the only self- articles and interviews, reviews, published printed feminist journal Fireflies essays and occasional special available today. It believes that Each issue of Fireflies assembles an supplements. Cineaste is written in feminist criticism is not and should international group of writers and a popular readable style, displayed not be considered elite or specialist. visual artists to celebrate the work in an attractive, lavishly illustrated Women, queer people and people of of two extraordinary filmmakers format. colour, now have had the opportunity through personal essays, interviews Cover Price: to discover films which reflect and and creative responses. Fireflies is not £5.50 Frequency: affirm their lives and aspirations simply about film magazine; it bridges Quarterly/4 per year www.cineaste.com Cover Price: £9.00 artistic disciplines, bringing together Available on free trial see page 9 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year a plurality of creative responses, www.anothergaze.com reactions and reflections, all inspired by the two themed filmmakers. Beneficial Shock Cover Price: £16.00 A thematic film magazine that Frequency: Occasional JCMS: Journal of Cinema and Media Sight & Sound delivers an eclectic mix of illustration www.fireflieszine.com Studies (Formerly Cinema Journal) The essential magazine for anyone and visual documentation. It explores JCMS publishes engaging scholarship seriously interested in film. It covers crucial elements of cinema often Hungry Eye on film, television, radio, sound, all that is best in international marginalized or overlooked. It is a Hungry Eye is on an insatiable search comics, video games, and digital filmmaking. Combining in-depth platform for individual expression, for original and exceptional image- media. Recent issues include articles comment, interview and analysis with and a source of inspirational content making in every aspect and every on cable access and sitcoms. reviews and production information for readers; timeless and brave visual discipline. From black and white Cover Price: £6.00 for every film released in UK cinemas. storytelling for those hankering after analogue stills to eye-popping music Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Cover Price: £5.25 aesthetic and intellectual stimulation. videos, and from short films made on https://utpress.utexas.edu/ Frequency: Monthly/12 per year Cover Price: £10.00 a shoestring to full-length movies shot www.bfi.org.uk/sightandsound Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year with the latest technology. Charting Millennium Film Journal www.beneficialshock.com the creative process, exploring both The Millennium Film Journal is Commendation at the Stack Awards the making and the meaning of the dedicated to Artists’ Cinema, from 2017 for Best use of Illustration image(s). the Black Box to the White Cube — Cover Price: £8.99 on the large screen, on the small Cineaste Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year screen, in installations, and in public See page 111. www.hungryeyemagazine.com spaces. Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.mfj-online.org 110 Film Film 111 Film International/FINT: from the past Film International/FINT Film International began in 1973 as Filmhäftet in Sweden, changing its name to Film International promotes discussion of the role of moving images inour Film International in 2003 when it became an English-language title. Providing ani- society, exploring how film affects the broader culture, history and economy, mated and in-depth analysis of world cinema, FINT has attracted internationally and addressing topics of contemporary relevance from historically informed distinguished scholars and journalists as contributors. The first 2003 issue explored perspectives. Together with longer articles, FINT also includes interviews, festival the work of Ingmar Bergman, Billy Wilder and Peter Watkins, and included an exam- reports and extensive reviews, drawing contributions from scholars as well as ination of genre films as expressions of the cultural zeitgeist, reflecting changes to freelance writers, filmmakers, activists and artists. Rejecting the dichotomies of cultural attitudes of the times in which they were made. Later issues examined the ‘high’ and ‘low’ cinema, Film International bridges the gap between academics work of Italian futurists, film posters of Bombay and Pay-TV in Europe at a time and the outside world. when it was seeing rapid growth throughout the continent. Cover Price: £7.50 Started in: 1973 as Filmhäftet. Published since 2003 as Film International Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2006 www.filmint.nu First Cover back in 2003

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112 Film Film 113 Mold Food, Drink and Plants MOLD Magazine is the first print magazine about the future of food. Each issue of the bi-annual magazine focuses on a different theme ranging from fermentation to food waste, new agricultural systems to designing for the senses. Experts from FFF Zine Mold the worlds of gastronomy, science and innovation contributing to the magazine FFF is the world's dishiest food and See page 115. including Massimo Bottura (Osteria Francescana), David Zilber (noma), Marije fashion magazine, prepared with Vogelzang (Design Academy Eindhoven), Jamer Hunt (The New School), Philippe love by Zac Bayly, designer Stacia Petits Propos Culinares [PPC] Malouin, Peter Shire, Isabelle Legeron (RAW Wine) and Seetal Solanki (Ma-tt-er). Hadiutomo, and friends. Although some of the articles in Cover Price: £15.00 PPC (Petits Propos Culinares) are Cover Price: £16.00 Frequency: Annual/1 per year of an academic character, there is Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. plenty to interest the wider public www.thisismold.com of food enthusiasts. The emphasis is The Gourmand mainly on food history with a strong The Gourmand is an award winning, seasoning of pieces about foods of food and culture journal, with other cultures than our own. There specially commissioned words and are also lashings of book reviews. images—The Gourmand's content Cover Price: £7.00 is creative, timeless and exclusive. Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year Cover Price: £12.00 https://prospectbooks.co.uk Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. Pit: food and fire Pit explores the global traditions Luncheon of cooking using age-old open- Luncheon structures itself as a meal; fire methods. Pit is a small format the contents are in menu form on the magazine, but it packs a punch, front cover and the sections are titled with fluorescent pantone covers Hors d'ouevre, Main dishes, Classics and insides full of commissioned and Desserts. But what really makes illustrations and photography. this new London-based launch stand Cover Price: £6.00 out is its scale, physical heft and the Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year nature of its contributors. www.pitmagazine.uk Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8.

114 Food and Plants Food and Plants 115 The Plant Put A Egg On It Besides providing botanical contents Put A Egg On It is an irreverent digest- Green in a simple, personal and cosy sized New York City mag. It’s about way; The Plant offers a new look at food, cooking and the joys of eating Adbusters: Journal of the Mental Land greenery by featuring the works of with friends and family. It features The Land is written by and for many creative people who share a personal essays, cooking tips, photo Environment Adbusters challenges the accepted people who believe that the roots of love for plants. As a curious observer essays of dinner parties and special art norm in media advertising. Well justice, freedom, social security and of ordinary plants and other greenery, projects. The magazine is inspired by known for its provocative spoof democracy lie not so much in access the magazine presents a monograph the DIY music fanzines of the late 80s adverts but entirely real ad-free. to money, or to the ballot box, as in on a specific plant; bringing and 90s, and eschews the aspirational Recent themes have been The Year of access to land and its resources. together photographers, illustrators, nature of standard food magazines Living Dangerously, Aesthetic Terror Cover Price: £6.00 designers, musicians, writers and in favour of a documentarian and and the 5 parter Manifesto for World Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year visual artists from all over the world. culturally inclusive approach. Revolution. www.thelandmagazine.org.uk Cover Price: £14.00 Cover Price: £10.00 Cover Price: £7.50 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year New Internationalist www.theplant.info Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.adbusters.org Independent media at its best. Award-winning New Internationalist Pleasure Garden The World of Fine Wine Ethical Consumer is renowned for its intelligent Ranging from the past to the present, This award-winning publication is Ethical Consumer is the indispensable reporting and for tackling issues of the sedate to the salacious. Here we aimed at an international readership guide for the green shopper. Every global importance. With contributors step away from the practicalities of of discerning individuals who share a issue features buyers’ guides, Best from all corners of the world it gives the garden instead placing it within a passion for great wine. Intelligently buys, unique company ratings tables, a uniquely international perspective. wider cultural context. The pleasure and authoritatively written, product and campaign news, plus Cover Price: £4.45 garden was always a place to escape beautifully photographed and comment and analysis. Produced by Frequency: Monthly/10 per year to - a fantasy in a garden, filled with exquisitely printed, The World of Fine the UK’s leading alternative consumer www.newint.org art, music, fashion, society and sex. Wine takes a sophisticated approach organisation, dedicated to researching Cover Price: to wine without fad, fashion or hype. £20.00 the social and environmental Third World Resurgence Frequency: Every issue of the magazine is packed Bi-Annual/2 per year performance of companies. Third World Resurgence is a resurging Antenne List Title - See page 8. with features on established and Cover Price: £4.25 voice of the South, articulating the www.pleasuregardenmagazine.com up-and-coming wine regions, the best vintages and interviews with leading Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year needs, aspirations and rights of wine-makers. peoples and states in the Third World. Cover Price: £30.00 Cover Price: £3.50 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Frequency: Monthly/8 per year www.worldoffinewine.com www.twnside.org.sg/twr.htm

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124 History Lesbian and Gay 125 Extra Extra Granta: Magazine of New Writing Literature Extra Extra shares with delight Granta is for everyone who cares stories we first listened to in the about good writing. It is respected metro, at office parties, in hotel world wide for its mix of outstanding Ambit Berlin Quarterly rooms and in the park at the heart new fiction, reportage, and Ambit Magazine, a quarterly full Berlin Quarterly is a European review of our neighbourhood. Featuring investigative journalism. colour 96 page magazine was of long form journalism, literature commissioned essays, new Cover Price: founded in 1959 continues to publish and the Arts. It's a new cultural £12.99 works, short stories and in-depth Frequency: exciting emerging authors, poets and journal with global perspective. Quarterly/4 per year conversations between creative www.granta.com artists alongside those who are more It combines in-depth reportage, minds of all disciplines. Extra Extra established. literature and visual culture. Cover looks at artistic endeavours with a ‘Ambit is a surreptitious peek inside Price: £12.00 The Great Discontent Traveller witty and sophisticated eye, working a private world. Without it such vital Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year (TGD Traveller) with cultural producers who dare to sparks of inspiration could well be lost Antenne List Title - See page 8. TGD Traveller is the new format for share the sensual fantasies that can for ever.’ – Ralph Steadman what was The Great Discontent large be encountered in their work. Cover Price: £9.99 format magazine—small and light Bookforum Cover Price: £13.00 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year enough to take anywhere—packed See page 131. Frequency: www.ambitmagazine.co.uk Bi-Annual/2 per year with the same inspiring content our Antenne List Title - See page 8. Available on free trial see page 9 readers love. Each issue contains 4 Brick: A Literary Journal features with today’s artists, makers, See page 133. The Antioch Review Failed States: a journal of and risk takers, all for just £7.49. "The Antioch Review" on page 129 indeterminate geographies Cover Price: £7.49 The Chap For each issue contributors are asked Frequency: Occasional Satirical gentleman’s periodical Chap to respond to a broad theme: a terrain www.thegreatdiscontent.com The Baffler has recently relaunched as a men’s considered to possess qualities of The Baffler has laughed with the fashion title, keeping its familiar blend amorphousness, wildness, instability, present and foretold history. It of humour and sartorial advice and The Happy Reader collapse, liminality, peripherality and/ The Happy Reader is a collaboration spotted bubbles in housing and adding more fashion photography or delineation. between Penguin Classics and finance from an orthodoxy that was and contemporary features. Cover Price: £13.00 Fantastic Man doomed to fail, though generally Cover Price: £5.99 Frequency: Occasional Cover Price: £3.00 deemed too smart to do so. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.failedstates.xyz Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Cover Price: £9.95 www.thechap.co.uk Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.thebaffler.com Commendation at the Stack Awards 2017 for Editor of the Year – Seb Emina

126 Literature Literature 127 Antioch Review: from the past The Antioch Review In our Spring 1941 inaugural issue, the Antioch Review founders stated: “It takes, What began as a social and political magazine became a literary magazine. Our perhaps, uncommon brashness to plunge into the intellectual struggle at a time content evolved—the balance between social and literary matters changing— which Max Lerner has so aptly described as that of ‘the breaking of nations.’ When yet continues to comment on the temper of the times. Summer 2018 featured values are everywhere toppling. . . No intellectual. . . can be indifferent today to unknown Australian writer Mandy Thomas’s "Departure Gate" about the loss of the social struggle or to the blackout of learning, literature, and the arts. . . . If the her mother to dementia. We honor legendary writers highlighting their current march of fascism has demonstrated nothing else it is that the scholar is not above and past works. We feature translations: early works of Henrich Böll (Nobel society. . . The destruction of democracy commences with the erosion of the intel- Laureate in literature). We are proud of our 75+ year history of publishing lectual classes. promising and prominent poets and authors as we continue to publish the BEST Started in: 1941 words in the BEST order. Distributed by Central Books since: 2005 Cover Price: £8.50 Cover back in 1941 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.antiochreview.org

128 Literature Literature 129 Bookforum: from the past Bookforum Initially conceived as a literary complement to Artforum, Bookforum’s first issue Since 1994, Bookforum has showcased daring writing about the important in the summer of 1994 reflected its strong arts heritage and answered a need for ideas of our time, with incisive essays on fiction, politics, pop culture and the more critical coverage of illustrated and art books, while also adding an enliv- arts. Published five times a year, the magazine covers a broad range of works, ened voice to conversations around fiction, non-fiction, and current affairs titles. from literary hits to the essential titles of independent, art-book, and university Over the past 25 years, the magazine has emerged as one of the great Ameri- presses. Bookforum follows in the rich tradition of its sister publication, Artforum, can book reviews, covering the most compelling books, from blockbuster liter- featuring reviews by both distinguished critics and exciting new voices. Past ary titles to essential works published by independent, art-book, and university contributors include J.G. Ballard, Lydia Davis, Geoff Dyer, Mary Gaitskill, James presses. Hannaham, Sheila Heti, Jonathan Lethem, Francine Prose, and Colm Tóibin.

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130 Literature Literature 131 Brick: from the past Brick: A Literary Journal "The germ of Brick was the review section of a short-lived literary magazine from Brick is where the world’s best-loved writers have wide, lively, personal discussions London, Ontario, called Applegarth’s Folly. Joshua Applegarth was the first Euro- about art, culture, and the written word. Beautiful to see and hold, issues contain pean settler in the London area, then the first to leave. For the magazine’s south- essays, interviews, translations, and memoir on everything from film to food to western-Ontario publisher-editors, that was folly. But after they had published two fiction by the likes of Elena Ferrante, Anne Carson, Rivka Galchen, Viet Thanh issues of Brick, A Journal of Reviews, their brave, underfunded publishing opera- Nguyen, John Irving, and Louise Erdrich. tion foundered, and they too left town. Brick 1, published in 1977, opened with an Cover Price: £12.00 editorial about the magazine’s name and about how reviewing should and could Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year be improved. How many readers saw that? Maybe a dozen. Talk about hollering BrickMag.com down a drainpipe!" — Stan Dragland Started in: 1977 Distributed by Central Books since: 2012 First cover back in 1977

132 Literature Literature 133 The Idler Literary Review A mag for intelligent loafers and Jewish Quarterly Literary Review is Britain’s best-loved literary magazine. Founded in 1979, it covers creatives, The Idler was founded An illustrated magazine of the most important and interesting books each month and is packed with witty in '93 by author Tom Hodgkinson. contemporary Jewish writing, offering and informative articles by many of the best writers and most influential thinkers The Idler is all about finding fun and a lively international selection of around. It is the ideal publication for people who devour books. freedom in everyday life. topical essays, interviews, reviews, Cover Price: £4.25 ”Better than drugs,” Emma Thompson. fiction, poetry and humour. Frequency: Monthly/11 per year Cover Price: £9.00 Cover Price: £8.00 www.literaryreview.co.uk Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Available on free trial see page 9 www.idler.co.uk www.jewishquarterly.org

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134 Literature Literature 135 Mslexia: from the past Mslexia: for women who write Mslexia is a UK-based magazine for women writers, founded and edited by Debbie Mslexia, the magazine for women who write, is a perfect-bound collectable Taylor. Launched in March 1999, Mslexia immediately caused a stir by arguing that publication with high production values and a starry cast of contributors. Read men’s dominance of the literary world was due to women writers’ lack of time, by top authors and absolute beginners, Mslexia is a quarterly masterclass in the confidence and a fair reading. The magazine included articles and information business and psychology of writing. Each issue is a provocative mix of debate and about writing and a curated selection of new poetry and fiction. Household- opinion, creativity and publishing news, expert advice from agents and editors, name authors contributing to the earliest issues included Val McDermid, Michele personal insights and inspiration from writers in all genres, the best of poetry and Roberts, Jackie Kay, Hilary Mantel, A L Kennedy, Kathleen Jamie and Fay Weldon. prose submissions – plus extensive listings of writing opportunities and literary March 2019 marks the 20th anniversary of the magazine as a supportive platform events. for women writers. Cover Price: £8.95 Started in: 1999 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books since: 2001 www.mslexia.co.uk Cover back in 1999 Available on free trial see page 9

136 Literature Literature 137 Available on free trial see page 9 SAND: Berlin's English Literary Times Literary Supplement The White Review Mslexia: for women who write Journal The TLS is an authoritative analysis An arts journal that takes its name and See page 137. Based in Berlin, SAND is published of culture, literature, scholarship, inspiration from La Revue Blanche, a team from the city’s international and the visual and performing arts. (Parisian magazine 1889-1903). “A n+1 community. Featuring work by writers, It brings an unrivalled blend of space for a new generation to express n+1 has “established itself as the translators, and artists from around literary criticism and comprehensive itself unconstrained by form, subject bellwether of a new generation of the world, SAND seeks out fresh and reviews, not only of the latest books, or genre”. Each edition comes with a literary intellectuals” (Harper’s). Its underrepresented perspectives. but also recent films, theatre, opera, bespoke typeface. writers are tasked to write with as Cover Price: £10.00 broadcasting and new writing. Cover Price: £14.99 much energy and daring as possible, Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Cover Price: £3.50 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year and to connect their own deepest www.sandjournal.com Frequency: Weekly/50 per year www.thewhitereview.org concerns with the broader social and www.the-tls.co.uk political environment. Somesuch Stories A Void Cover Price: £10.00 Somesuch Stories' essays and short Urthona A Void is the only magazine where Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year stories offer original insight into Urthona, magazine of the arts from formal experimentation in prose, Antenne List Title - See page 8. contemporary experiences of culture, a Buddhist perspective, is a lavishly poetry and design go together politics, sex and society. It champions illustrated magazine covering all kinds with satire and dissent. In stark OLR unique voices and celebrates long- of contemporary art, literature and monochrome pages, radical thinkers OLR is concerned with the history form writing; countering intolerance performance. Its contributors are and artistic innovators are profiled and development of deconstructive of others by highlighting shared facets either Buddhists or have a strong eco- alongside contemporary work in all thinking in all areas of intellectual, of humanity. spiritual aspect to their work. genres which shares their philosophy. cultural and political life. OLR has Cover Price: £12.00 Cover Price: £5.95 A counterpart to all the other safe literary magazines. published new work by Derrida, Frequency: Annual/1 per year Frequency: Annual/1 per year Cover Price: Blanchot, Barthes, Foucault, Lacoue- Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.urthona.com £10.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Labarthe, Nancy, Cixous, and www.somesuchstories.co Available on free trial see page 9 www.morbidbooks.net continues to publish innovative and controversial deconstructive work. Stand Magazine Wasafiri Cover Price: £21.00 Stand publishes international poetry, Wasafiri challenges the established Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year fiction and criticism. Recent issues boundaries of literary culture. Its www.euppublishing.com/journal/olr have featured Geoffrey Hill, Roy Fisher, lively mix of fiction, poetry, interviews, Penelope Shuttle, Linda Chase, Jeffrey scholarly articles and reviews gives Wainwright and Michael Hamburger. voice to new writing, highlighting the In 2008 Stand broke new ground with diversity of diasporic and migrant an issue of Native American writing. writing worldwide. Cover Price: £7.50 Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.standmagazine.org www.tandfonline.com/wasafiri Available on free trial see page 9

138 Literature Literature 139 Record Culture Music and Performing Arts Record Culture focuses on niche music communities around the world and their intersection with the worlds Cultural Bulletin Neural of art, fashion and culture. Led by Cultural Bulletin is a biannual Evolving over more than twenty years, in-depth interviews, image portfolios publication and website that looks at Neural covers critical digital culture and photography that gives a unique independent cinema, experimental and media arts. Published three times view into homes and studio spaces. music, conceptual design and a year, it features interviews with Cover Price: £14.00 contemporary art. Issue A reflects on cutting edge international artists and Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year the past year in music and cinema media theorists, artworks and books Antenne List Title - See page 8. and talks to protagonists within these reviews, and reports from festivals and other creative fields. and special events. A source of The Wire : The greatest music Cover Price: £9.00 inspiration for artists, designers and Frequency: Bi-Annual activists, it collects the latest thought- magazine in the world since 1982 Antenne List Title - See page 8. provoking artistic practice and See page 143. www.culturalbulletin.com research in science and technology. Cover Price: £6.00 Zweikommasieben Frequency: Tri-Annual/4 per year Zweikommasieben is a Swiss Esopus magazine that has been devoted to Esopus comes to an end with issue www.neural.it the documentation of contemporary 25 which is still available. Each issue Available on free trial see page 9 music and sounds since the summer features fresh perspectives on all of 2011. The magazine features artist aspects of the contemporary cultural Performance Research interviews, essays and columns as from artists, writers, filmmakers and Performance Research makes well as photography, illustration and musicians, coming with a free CD of innovative connections between graphics commissioned music. theatre, dance, music, time-based Cover Price: £11.00 Cover Price: £23.00 and live art. It explores the unsettled Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.esopusmag.com boundaries, rapidly changing practices and shifting definitions at Antenne List Title - See page 8. play within the field. Interdisciplinary www.zweikommasieben.ch in vision and international in scope, its emphasis is on contemporary performance arts within changing cultures. Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: 8 per year www.tandfonline.com/rprs

140 Music and Performing Arts Music and Performing Arts 141 The Wire: Jazz, Improvised Music And… - from the past The Wire: Adventures In Underground Music The first issue of The Wire was published in London in Summer 1982, as a quarterly More than 35 years and 400 issues since it published its first issue, The Wire covering modern jazz and improvised music. The magazine quickly established is now the world’s leading alternative/underground music monthly, providing itself as the UK's leading contemporary jazz monthly, while simultaneously definitive coverage of the most original and inspiring artists and ideas in rock, extending its reputation internationally, and giving space to coverage of multiple electronic music, avant garde jazz, sound art, dance music, and beyond. The mag- other underground and experimental music scenes, from industrial noise to roots azine’s Wire Tapper CDs, which are free cover mounts issued three times a year, reggae, hiphop to techno. This mix would increasingly come to define the title, have become cult classics. and today The Wire is regarded as the most influential and authoritative music magazine on the news stands. Cover Price: £4.95 Frequency: Monthly/12 per year Started in: 1982 www.thewire.co.uk Distributed by Central Books since: 1987 Available on free trial see page 9 First Cover back in 1982

142 Music and Performing Arts Music and Performing Arts 143 Philosophy Photography

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144 Philosophy Photography 145 Aperture: from the past Aperture: The Magazine of Photography and Ideas Aperture was founded in 1952 by a group of visionary individuals, including artists Aperture, the flagship publication of the not-for-profit Aperture Foundation, Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Barbara Morgan, and Minor White; historian has been an essential guide to the art and phenomenon of photography since Beaumont Newhall; and writer/curator Nancy Newhall, among others. With scant 1952. Offering exquisitely printed portfolios by emerging and established artists, resources, they created a new periodical, Aperture magazine, to serve the medium accompanied by fresh perspectives from leading writers and critics, each issue and photography lovers worldwide. It was the first journal since Camera Work to considers the role of photography in contemporary culture, society, and politics. explore photography as a fine art, and its mission was to communicate with serious Upcoming issues include “Earth”; “Orlando,” guest edited by Tilda Swinton; photographers and creative people everywhere, whether professional, amateur, “Mexico City”; and “Spirituality.” or student. The founders’ success is evident in Aperture’s unrivalled excellence and critical acclaim for over six decades. Cover Price: £19.95 Started in: 1952 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Distributed by Central Books: 2000–2003 and again from 2008 onwards www.aperture.org/magazine First Cover back in 1952 Available on free trial see page 9

146 Photography Photography 147 Hotshoe Justified Prefix Photo Hotshoe is repeatedly the first to Justified Magazine searches for only Prefix Photo presents critical spot and support innovative work. the most original and compelling essays complemented by stunning Its accessible features are not only work. The result is a showcase of photographic portfolios, alongside the product of a powerful visual beautiful photography, set design, literary essays, news briefs and aesthetic, but also strong writing and styling and image-making. reviews. It surveys the breadth of intelligent design. Cover Price: £8.00 photo, media and digital art for the Cover Price: £12.00 Frequency: Annual/1 per year professional and amateur. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. Cover Price: £8.95 Antenne List Title - See page 8. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Masses www.prefix.ca Is In Town Masses is a Paris-based men’s fashion Is In Town is a quiet word with the photography magazine, original Source loudest new faces in town and pictures only, no superfluous texts. See page 151.. features the most interesting new Cover Price: £8.00 faces. The subjects are collaborators Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Studies in Photography and their stories make the pictures. Antenne List Title - See page 8. Studies in Photography, is a high Cover Price: £8.00 quality production journal (est. 1986), Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Odiseo delivering remarkable articles and Antenne List Title - See page 8. Odiseo stems from a huge need to reviews with beautifully produced explore, it seeks a visual, unique images on historic and contemporary Junior and personal vision of seduction, photography. Junior is a photographic journal digging into new formats, eluding Cover Price: £8.00 dedicated to showcasing emerging conventions. Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Irish photography. In the 3rd issue, Cover Price: 10.00 www.sshop.org.uk out in April 2018, you can journey into Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year a surreal playground where scientists Antenne List Title - See page 8. Union determine the nature of reality, Union is devoted to chronicling some follow a family through heartbreak, Photoworks of the extraordinary characters that and join ravers as they emerge out of Photoworks the influential Brighton walk our planet and the stories they a hedonistic blur into the cold light of based photography title. The have to tell. Previous editions have the morning. Junior is a celebration 2016 issue Self Styled explored seen Union in California to meet the of the myriad different worlds into and expanded upon ideas raised bikers of the East Bay Rats Motorcycle which photography grants us access. by Brighton Photo Biennial 2016, Club, talk with former MI5 agent Cover Price: £10.00 focusing on fashion, style and identity. turned Messiah, David Shayler. Frequency: Annual/1 per year Cover Price: 20.00 Cover Price: £8.00 www.junior.ie Frequency: Annual/1 per year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Antenne List Title - See page 8. www.unionmag.co.uk

148 Photography Photography 149 Source: from the past Source Source was first published in the summer of 1992 in Belfast. It was a campaigning Source covers contemporary photography in the UK and Ireland. It's written in DIY newsletter for the photography community in Northern Ireland. It included a no nonsense but well informed way. Each issue is themed and the essays and exhibition reviews of the work of Paul Seawright and Karl Grimes as well as an interviews explore a particular subject like privacy or conceptual photography. editorial calling for the establishment of a photography gallery in Belfast. Over There's originally-researched news about the photography world, columns about the next ten years other organisations took on the role of promoting photography fashion, the market and interviews with individual photographers. There are three in Northern Ireland and Source grew into a independent voice for a national portfolios of photographs: one retrospective of a well known artist, one new set conversation about photography. This December, 26 years on, Source will publish of previous unseen pictures and one archive discovery. Finally there are extensive its 100th edition. reviews of the latest exhibitions and books. Everything you need to know about Started in: 1992 contemporary photography is in the pages of Source. Distributed by Central Books: 2002 Cover Price: £8.00 First Cover back in 1992 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.source.ie Available on free trial see page 9

150 Photography Photography 151 The Poetry Review Stand Magazine Poetry See page 156. Stand publishes international poetry, fiction and criticism. Recent issues have featured Geoffrey Hill, Roy Fisher, Ambit Modern Poetry In Translation Poetry Wales Penelope Shuttle and Linda Chase. In Ambit Magazine, a quarterly full Modern Poetry in Translation is a Poetry Wales has an international 2008 Stand broke new ground with an colour 96 page magazine was literary magazine founded by Ted reputation for fine writing and issue of Native American writing. founded in 1959 continues to publish Hughes and Daniel Weissbort in 1965. criticism. Under editor Robert Cover Price: exciting emerging authors, poets and It publishes the best international Minhinnick, it has formed links with £7.50 Frequency: artists alongside those who are more poetry in English language translation, poetry publications and organisations Quarterly/4 per year www.standmagazine.org established. including Nobel winners and exciting the world over. The magazine ‘Ambit is a surreptitious peek inside new voices, plus essays and reviews continues its long-standing reputation a private world. Without it such vital of new publications. for showcasing the best in new poetry Urthona sparks of inspiration could well be 'Anyone who wants to change the from around the world and, of course, Urthona, magazine of the arts from lost for ever.’ – Ralph Steadman world and see it changed should join from Wales. a Buddhist perspective. Urthona is a Cover Price: £9.99 Modern Poetry in Translation.' John Cover Price: £9.99 glossy, lavishly illustrated magazine Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Berger. Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year covering all kinds of contemporary www.ambitmagazine.co.uk Cover Price: £9.95 www.seren-books.com art, literature and performance. Our Available on free trial see page 9 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year contributors are either Buddhists or www.mptmagazine.com The Rialto have a strong eco-spiritual aspect to Irish Pages Available on free trial see page 9 The Rialto has a ‘must have, must their work. Ireland’s premier literary journal, read’ status. It takes risks, providing Cover Price: £5.95 a showcase for all kinds of poetry, Frequency: Annual/1 per year combining a large general readership Poetry aiming to juxtapose writers of different www.urthona.com with outstanding writing from Ireland See page 155. and overseas. Widely considered the technical abilities. In The Rialto you Available on free trial see page 9 Irish equivalent to Granta in Britain, will find the best new poems from Poetry London: the international A VOID An unrivalled window on the literary well known and international names, poetry magazine The only magazine where formal and cultural life of these islands. alongside emerging poets. Internationally acclaimed poets share experimentation in prose, poetry and Cover Price: Cover Price: £8.50 £10.00 pages with exciting new names. design go together with satire and Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year Reviews are incisive, the features www.therialto.co.uk dissent. In stark monochrome pages, www.irishpages.org provocative and the listings tell you radical thinkers and artistic innovators what’s happening. Recent issues are profiled alongside contemporary feature new poems by Carol Ann work in all genres which shares their Duffy, Simon Armitage, Jo Shapcott, philosophy. A counterpart to all the Sharon Olds and Daljit Nagra. other safe literary magazines, A VOID Cover Price: £9.00 brings contemporary literature and Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year dissent together again. www.poetrylondon.co.uk Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.morbidbooks.net 152 Poetry Poetry 153 POETRY: from the past POETRY Founded in Chicago by Harriet Monroe in 1912, POETRY is the oldest and boldest POETRY aims to discover new poets, present new work by internationally monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world. Monroe’s Open Door recognized writers, and invigorate discussion and readership of contemporary policy, established in volume 1 of the magazine, remains the most succinct poetry. For over a century, POETRY has remained committed to fostering voices statement of POETRY’s mission: to print the best contemporary poetry, of any that speak to this time, this moment. POETRY publishes new work by the most style, genre, or approach. Famous for publishing poets very early in their careers, significant and exciting poets writing in English today, including Danez Smith, POETRY published the first important poems of Carl Sandburg, T.S. Eliot, Ezra Ocean Vuong, Kaveh Akbar, Fatimah Asghar, and Solmaz Sharif. POETRY is sharp, Pound, Ted Hughes, Sylvia Plath, and Gwendolyn Brooks. engaging, and intelligent.

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154 Poetry Poetry 155 The Poetry Review “The Poetry Review is unquestionably the most significant, flagship publication of its Politics type in Britain, and has held that position for many years now.” – Simon Armitage The Poetry Review, published by The Poetry Society since 1912, is edited by Emily Adbusters: Journal of the Mental Catalyst: Theory and Strategy Berry. It presents new poems, essays, reviews and visuals by an international At a time of enormous tumult and roster of writers and artists – recent contributors include Anthony Anaxagorou, Environment Adbusters challenges the accepted the traditional order in crisis, it isn’t Fiona Benson, Mary Jean Chan, Kim Hyesoon, Chelsey Minnis and Sam Riviere. norm in media advertising. Well clear in what direction progressive Decelerate your thought process and gain extra traction with The Poetry Review… known for its provocative spoof forces will move. Catalysts's focus is The Review promotes all stockists on a dedicated webpage. adverts. Recent themes have been to develop a theory and strategy with Cover Price: £9.50 The Year of Living Dangerously, and capitalism as its target across the Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year The Manifesto for World Revolution. world. An ambitious agenda, but this www.poetrysociety.org.uk/thepoetryreview Cover Price: £7.50 is a time for thinking big. Available on free trial see page 9 Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Cover Price: £10.99 www.adbusters.org Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.catalyst-journal.com Anarchist Studies ‘Anarchist Studies carries serious and Chartist constructive inquiries into anarchism's A critical voice for modernisation historical experience and animating based on core values of equality, social ideas, and valuable contributions to justice, and collectivism; Chartist has enriching and deepening them.’ a wide range of contributors from Noam Chomsky Labour and the independent left. Cover Price: £14.00 Cover Price: £2.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals www.chartist.org.uk

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158 Politics Politics 159 Jewish Socialist London Review of Books n+1 Peace News No Chief Rabbi or Israeli Ambassador The London Review of Books is widely n+1 has “established itself as the Peace News is a peace and anti- writing here but instead; Jewish considered as one of the best literary bellwether of a new generation of war newspaper focusing on Britain. secularists, dissenters and rebels, magazines on topics of literature, literary intellectuals” (Harper’s). Its Peace News is for political activists, socialists, feminists and anti-fascists the arts, culture, history, politics and mission is to encourage writers to take campaigners and protesters engaged from different communities writing philosophy published in the world. themselves as seriously as possible, to in non-violent struggles and those about issues that affect Jews, other “Is the LRB the best magazine in the write with as much energy and daring interested in social change. minorities and the Left. world?” (The Observer) as possible, and to connect their own Cover Price: £2.00 Cover Price: £2.00 Cover Price: £4.25 deepest concerns with the broader Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Frequency: Fortnightly/24 per year social and political environment. www.peacenews.info www.jewishsocialist.org.uk www.lrb.co.uk Cover Price: £10.00 Available on free trial see page 9 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year Radical Philosophy Labour Research Antenne List Title - See page 8. Radical Philosophy is a UK-based Labour Research keeps you right on Le Monde Diplomatique journal of socialist and feminist top of what's happening in the unions See page 162. New Internationalist philosophy. It was founded in response From how unions are responding to New Internationalist is renowned to the widely felt discontent with the sterility of academic philosophy at the government policy to union initiatives Monthly Review for its intelligent reporting and for time with the purpose of providing a on recruitment and growth. Monthly Review, insight into tackling issues of global importance. forum for the theoretical work which Cover Price: £5.50 capitalism and a commitment to With contributors from all corners was emerging in the wake of the Frequency: Monthly/12 per year socialism. “A breath of fresh air, a of the world it gives a uniquely radical movements of the 1960s, in www.lrd.org.uk source of enlightenment, reliable, international perspective. philosophy and other fields. Available on free trial see page 9 searching, and stimulating thought Cover Price: £4.45 Cover Price: £8.00 and debate.” (Noam Chomsky) Frequency: Monthly/10 per year Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Ladybeard Cover Price: www.newint.org £4.00 www.radicalphilosophy.com Mainstream media has created a Frequency: Monthly/11 per year culture of self-hate that confines our www.monthlyreview.org New Formations gender, sexuality, pigmentation, dress See page 165. Red Pepper size, imagination and aspirations. Red Pepper is political heresy at Mushpit its best: a radical magazine with Ladybeard is a place of at liberation for Mock-ads, bad fonts and glossy pages, New Left Review a big reputation. Breaking stories voices that you won't hear in women's the love-child of Bertie Brandes See page 163. the newspapers pick up later and magazines: every deviation from the and Charlotte Roberts Mushpit going behind the headlines to bring straight, white, cis, able-bodied 'ideal'. offers post-millennial internet fun Notes From The Borderland fearless investigations, analysis and Cover Price: £8.00 accompanied by the sharp, satirical NFB is a para-political magazine that commentary about national and Frequency: Occasional socio-political commentary and investigates fringe politics, security international politics, alternative arts, Antenne List Title - See page 8. colourful imagery. services, the media and where culture and current affairs. www.ladybeardmagazine.co.uk Cover Price: £10.00 plausibly-deniable operatives collide. Cover Price: £3.95 Frequency: 5 per year Cover Price: £4.75 Frequency: Bi-Monthly/6 per year See page 8. Frequency: Occasional Antenne List Title - www.redpepper.org.uk www.borderland.co.uk

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162 Politics Politics 163 New Formations: from the past New Formations New Formations has been a pioneer of interdisciplinary research in the humanities New Formations has built a strong international reputation as a journal engaged and social sciences since the 1980s. Issue 1, published in spring 1987, featured in ground-breaking, interdisciplinary approaches to the analysis of culture, poli- Denise Riley on ‘women’ and feminism, Laura Marcus on autobiographical writing, tics and theory. Its readership crosses literary studies, media studies, philosophy, and a consideration of the legacy of Frantz Fanon. As the editors explained in their visual culture, film studies, musicology, postcolonial studies, gender studies, his- introduction, ‘The point of our questions and investigations … is less academic tory, cultural geography, politics, sociology and cultural studies. Recent themed reflection on ‘culture’ as an object of study than critical and polemical responses issues include: Rosa Luxemburg: Capitalism, Imperialism and the Postcolonial; to what Gramsci called ‘the possibility and necessity of creating a new culture’. The Posthuman Temporalities; and Righting Feminism. editors hoped to promote ‘the prefiguring of new formations.’ ‘For increasingly rare and very welcome undisciplinary theorising about the contemporary predicament, reach for New Formations.’ Ien Ang Started in: 1987 Cover Price: £18.00 (Double Issue Cover Price £25.00) Distributed by Central Books since: 1994 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year First Cover back in 1987 www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals

164 Politics Politics 165 Renewal Socialist History The Spokesman Tribune 'Renewal helps Labour Party mem- Socialist History features original Founded by Bertrand Russell "This is my truth. Tell me yours". bers, policy-makers and academics articles, reviews and debates on in 1970, The Spokesman is the Tribune is back. Established in 1937 discover how to move from a politics socialist, labour and radical cultural illustrated quarterly journal of the Tribune is Britain's oldest democratic of adaptation to a politics that and political history. Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, socialist magazine. It relaunched with transforms Britain.' (Polly Toynbee) Cover Price: £10.00 featuring independent journalism a new design by the award-winning Cover Price: £11.00/£17.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year on peace and war, human rights team at Jacobin Magazine. (single/double issue) www.socialist-history-journal.org.uk and contemporary politics. It has an Cover Price: £6.95 Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year international readership, including Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.lwbooks.co.uk Socialist Lawyer Noam Chomsky, who has described it www.tribunemag.co.uk Socialist Lawyer is the magazine as "really first rate". Salvage of the Haldane Society of Socialist Cover Price: £6.00 Twentieth Century Communism Salvage, a journal of revolutionary Lawyers. Socialist Lawyer has been Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year 'Twentieth Century Communism arts and letters, is committed to published since the late 1980s and www.spokesmanbooks.com is an indispensable forum: lively, radical change, sick of capitalism is printed three times a year. With wide-ranging, and refreshingly free and its sadisms and brings the best articles written by practicing lawyers, Third World Resurgence of polemics.' (Stuart Macintyre, radical essays, poems, art and fiction activists and academics, it provides Third World Resurgence is a resurging University of Melbourne) without sectarian, stylistic or formal a critical analysis of the law from a voice of the South, articulating the Cover Price: £17.00 constraint. Salvage brings together socialist perspective. needs, aspirations and rights of Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year the work of those who share a Cover Price: £3.00 peoples and states in the Third World. www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals heartbroken, furious love of the Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year Cover Price: £3.50 world, and our rigorous principle: www.haldane.org Frequency: Monthly/10 per year Weapons of Reason Hope is precious; it must be rationed www.twn.my/title2/resurgence/twr.htm Human After All, the design agency Cover Price: £12.00 Socialist Review Available on free trial see page 9 has the desire to use design as a force Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year Socialist Review puts the case for for good, Weapons of Reason is their www.salvage.zone a revolutionary transformation of Typical Girls own four-year publishing project: society where people’s needs are put Typical Girls is where women share a magazine to explore the biggest Searchlight before profit. The world teeters on their stories and art, proving there challenges shaping our world. Rather Searchlight has investigated, reported the brink of an economic catastrophe. is no such thing as a ‘typical girl’, than provide answers, instead it asks on and analysed the British and Capitalism isn’t working, this is for there isn’t one right way to be a the right questions to inspire people international extreme right for over 50 those who want to end it. girl, but to decide you are. Here is a to join the dots for themselves, years. It is unsurpassed in monitoring Cover Price: £3.00 true expression of what women can striving to turn knowledge into action. their politics and activities. It contains Frequency: Monthly/11 per year achieve if they work together. Cover Price: £7.00 accurate analysis of far right activities, www.socialistreview.org.uk Cover Price: £10.00 Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year their future plans and dangers they Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year www.weaponsofreason.com pose to democratic society. Soundings www.typicalgirlsmagazine.co.uk Winners of the Stack Awards 2017 Cover Price: £4.50 See page 169. Best Use of Illustration Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year www.searchlightmagazine.com

166 Politics Politics 167 Soundings: from the past Soundings Soundings was established in 1995 by Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey and Michael Soundings believes that the left’s main task is to put together a strong counter- Rustin. Its aim, then as now, was to offer ideas that could assist the left in thinking hegemonic challenge to the powerful forces ranged against it – and that serious strategically about the dilemmas and challenges it faces. thinking is an important part of activism. Soundings offers pioneering critical Issue 1, published in autumn 1995, included Stuart Hall on party politics and the analysis of culture, society and politics. Recent articles include: roundtable on search for the ‘grand idea’, Doreen Massey on globalisation, freedom of move- ‘Antisemitism, anti-racism and the Labour Party’, Bill Schwarz: ‘The scandal of ment and the rights of ‘local’ people, and Michael Rustin on William Cobbett and contemporary universities’, Ben Campkin and Laura Marshall: ‘London’s nocturnal radical journalism – as well as contributions from Barbara Castle and Lola Young. queer geographies’. This issue’s razor-sharp analysis set the standard for the journal’s future. ‘A vital link between the tradition of progressive thought in Britain and the futures Started in: 1995 that all of us are working for’ Jeremy Gilbert Distributed by Central Books since: 1995 Cover Price: £14.00 First Cover back in 1995 Frequency: Tri-Annual/3 per year www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals Available on free trial see page 9

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Eight By Eight Page Title Page Title Eight By Eight really is an unexpected 91 3x3 45 ArtReview Asia delight, turning its pages is enough to make a football fan out of anybody 65 Abitare 38 Autre with an eye for the beautiful. Every 157 Adbusters 157 The Baffler issue contains 120 pages of original 35 Aesthetica 118 Banana Magazine journalism about the global game 32 Afterall 91 Baseline including leagues in Europe and South America plus the international 32 All-In 23 Bauhaus games from football’s most acclaimed 126 Ambit 110 Beneficial Shock journalists with stunning visuals and 18 Anarchist Studies 18 Benji Knewman layouts that out do the best design 75 Anorak 38 Berlin Quarterly magazines Cover Price: £12.00 13 Another Gaze 145 BLOW Photo Frequency: Quarterly/4 per year 129 The Antioch Review 23 Blueprint www.8by8mag.com 147 Aperture 47 BOMB 33 Apollo 49 Bookforum Victory 23 L'Arca 118 Boys Magazine Victory Journal is devoted to the intersection of sport and culture. 32 Archer 91 BranD Rather than engage in statistical 25 The Architectural 133 Brick analysis or partisan squabbling, Review 39 British Art Journal Victory spotlights the drama of sport 23 Architecture Today 119 Buffalo Zine and the enduring glory of athletic 33 The-Art-Form pursuits the world over. 39 Burlington Magazine 33 Art Licks Cover Price: £11.00 26 C20 37 Art Monthly Frequency: Bi-Annual/2 per year 39 Cabinet Antenne List Title - See page 8. 38 The Art Newspaper 145 Camera Austria Commendation at the Stack Awards 38 ART PAPERS 2017 for Best use of Photography International 38 art.es 157 Catalyst 41 ArtAsiaPacific 125 Cause and Effect 41 ArtAsiaPacific Almanac 39 CCQ 43 Artforum 76 Ceramic Review 44 ArtReview

170 Sport Index 171 Page Title Page Title Page Title Page Title 77 Ceramics: Art & 50 Even 159 Historical Materialism 160 Ladybeard Perception 51 Extra Extra 124 History Ireland 14 Land 119 The Chap 97 Eye 124 History Today 60 Library Paper 157 Chartist 14 Eye On Design 60 Hot and Cool 135 Literary Review 111 Cineaste 73 EYEYAH! 148 Hotshoe 15 Little U 26 City 19 Failed States 145 Hungry Eye 26 LOBBY 157 Consented 19 Fantasy Dress Up 26 Icon 134 The London Magazine 39 Contemporary Lynx 114 FFF Zine 134 The Idler 134 London Review Of 76 Crafts 113 Film International 93 IdN Books 92 Creative Quarterly 110 Fireflies 93 idpure 114 Luncheon 92 Creative Review 51 Flash Art 93 Illustrated Ape 103 Lürzer’s Archive Special 18 Cultural Bulletin 119 Four&Sons 101 Illustration 105 Lürzer’s International Archive 50 CURA. 55 frieze 158 International Socialism 76 MacGuffin 50 DIAPHANES 57 Frieze Masters 134 Interzone 20 Mag@zine 92 Dirty Furniture 19 Frowning 20 Irish Pages 79 The Maker's Atelier 125 Diva 18 Fukt 148 Is In Town 60 Many Of Them 29 Domus 59 Garageland 20 It's Freezing in LA! 61 Marfamily (Marfa) 75 DOT 125 Gay and Lesbian 60 Jackdaw 148 Masses 92 Double Dagger Quarterly 159 Jacobin 20 Middle Plane 18 Dream 158 Girls Like us 111 JCMS 111 Millennium Film Journal 50 Dressed Like A Woman 114 The Gourmand 134 Jewish Quarterly 61 Modern Matter 119 Editorial Magazine 127 Granta 160 Jewish Socialist 152 Modern Poetry In 170 Eight By Eight 127 The Great Discontent 20 Johnny Traveller Translation 18 Elephant 18 Journal of Architecture 19 Le Gun 115 Mold 13 émergent 148 Junior 32 HALI 162 Le Monde Diplomatique 18 Emulsion 148 Justified 127 The Happy Reader 61 Mono.Kultur 158 Endnotes 20 KAJET 31 Harvard Design 160 Monthly Review 50 Esopus 60 König Magazine Magazine 121 Moon 158 Ethical Consumer 23 L’Arca 19 Hearts 61 Mousse 145 European Photography 160 Labour Research 19 Her. 137 Mslexia

172 Index 127Index 173 Page Title Page Title Page Title Page Title 61 Mushpit 27 The Plan 111 Sight & Sound 107 Varoom 161 n+1 116 The Plant 22 Sindroms 170 Victory 64 Neural 116 Pleasure Garden 70 The Sluice 139 A Void 64 New Art Examiner 155 Poetry 166 Socialist History 139 Wasafiri 84 New Ceramics 152 Poetry London 166 Socialist Lawyer 71 The White Review 106 New Design Magazine 156 The Poetry Review 166 Socialist Review 143 The Wire 87 New Formations 153 Poetry Wales 22 Soft Copy 116 The World of Fine Wine 161 New Internationalist 81 Pom Pom Quarterly 138 Somesuch Stories 17 Zingmagazine 163 New Left Review 106 Posterzine 169 Soundings 141 Zweikommasieben 21 The New Order 149 Prefix Photo 151 Source 64 Nka 106 Printed Pages 16 Spanish Dot Magazine 64 Noon 69 Printmaking Today 167 Spokesman 161 Notes From The 65 Public 138 Stand Magazine Borderland 122 Puss Puss 123 Staple 148 Odiseo 116 Put A Egg On It 149 Studies in Photography 84 Oh Comely 65 RA Royal Academy of Arts 22 SWIM 85 OLR Magazine 70 Tate Etc. 64 Palais 16 Radical Philosophy 70 Third Text 21 Pan and The Dreams 65 Raw Vision 32 Third World Resurgence 106 Papier Magazine 20 Real Review 139 Times Literary 21 Paradis 141 Record Culture Supplement 67 Parkett 161 Red Pepper 144 TPM The Philosophers' 21 PC Erotic 166 Renewal Magazine 161 Peace News 153 The Rialto 17 Tribune 121 Perdiz 123 Riposte 157 Turps Banana 122 Period 15 Salvage 167 Twentieth Century Communism 140 Performance Research 16 SAND 149 Union 114 Petits Propos Culinares 72 Scoop 83 UPPERCASE 145 Photoworks 72 Searchlight 71 Urthona 22 Phile 84 Selvedge 71 V&A Magazine 15 Pit 106 Shoplifters

174 Index Index 175 Page Title Page Title Index of Antenne Magazine List 161 n+1 141 Zweikommasieben 21 The New Order Antenne Books - Magazine List This page lists magazines handled and represented by Antenne books. For more 64 Noon details about this list see page 8. 148 Odiseo 21 Pan and The Dreams Page Title Page Title 106 Papier Magazine 32 Archer 19 Hearts 21 Paradis 18 Benji Knewman 19 Her. 122 Period 38 Berlin Quarterly 60 Hot and Cool 64 Palais 118 Boys Magazine 126 The Happy Reader 21 PC Erotic 119 Buffalo Zine 148 Hotshoe 145 Photoworks 125 Cause and Effect 93 Intern 22 Phile 140 Cultural Bulletin 148 Is In Town 116 Pleasure Garden 50 CURA. 20 It's Freezing in LA! 106 Posterzine 18 Dream 20 Johnny 91 Printed Pages 119 Editorial Magazine 148 Justified 122 Puss Puss 18 Elephant 20 KAJET 116 Put A Egg On It 18 Emulsion 160 Ladybeard 16 Radical Philosophy 50 Even 60 Library Paper 20 Real Review 51 Extra Extra 114 Luncheon 141 Record Culture 19 Failed States 76 MacGuffin 123 Riposte 19 Fantasy Dress Up 20 Mag@zine 72 Scoop 114 FFF Zine 60 Many Of Them 106 Shoplifters 119 Four&Sons 61 Marfamily (Marfa) 22 Sindroms 19 Frowning 148 Masses 138 Somesuch Stories 18 Fukt 20 Middle Plane 22 Soft Copy 158 Girls Like us 61 Mono.Kultur 123 Staple 175 The Gourmand 121 Moon 22 SWIM 127 The Great Discontent 61 Mousse 157 Turps Banana Traveller 61 Mushpit 170 Victory 19 Le Gun

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