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The first and only magazine that consists entirely of stickers has just put out its fifth edition. This time it’s hosted by the infamous LODOWN MAGAZINE. According to the press release, there was no preconceived plan, no theme in mind. But what stood out was still a high degree of skulls, satanic stuff and sex. So order [...]
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Creative Future Magazine features some of the most inspiring and creative artists in the industry. Steven Harrington, Jeff Staple, Case Studyo, Darcel Dissapoints, Kelsey Brooks and Aaron De La Cruz, to name a few. It is beautifully designed in Denmark and is created in limited quantities that sell out fast. Looks like there are only [...]
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No Cure is an independent magazine out of Queensland, Australia that is bursting with designer profiles, artist interviews, creative studio spaces, new products and events worldwide. They are heavily involved in the creative scene in Queensland and strive to open doors in the creative community worldwide. Currently an online-magazine, No Cure aims to go to [...]
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Paper Mag pointed us to Kindling Quarterly, a new magazine that celebrates fatherhood and hipster dads, with a comment that it’s ‘kind of cute and very well designed, even if it’s laughably Brooklyn (e.g., every dad pictured has facial hair and is sporting flannels and/or Steven Alan sweaters)’. Hmm, ukeleles, warm portraits lit by natural daylight, whimsical homes… yep, very hipster indeed — and gorgeous too.
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Artist Francesca Pastine’s fascinating Artforum Excavation series has her cutting out and extending the pages of Artforum magazine into a dripping mass of rainbow hues. She is based in San Francisco, where she also teaches at the California College of the Arts.
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Blood of The Young is a contemporary photography site and independent publishing house based in Toronto, Canada. Straight up bad boys with a heavy focus on skateboarding, graffiti and handmade goods. They feature and collaborate with artists like Ed Templeton, Alana Paterson and Dan Wilton.
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James Aviaz’s special in-between-issues-issue of Everything is Fucked/Everything is OK is inspired by the recent Hurricane Sandy tragedy. Aviaz photographed his volunteer efforts in Staten Island in the wake of Sandy, and a portion of each issue sold is donated to families rebuilding in the Staten Island area.
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Illustrator Hannah K Lee has a zine, Shoes Over Bills, where she squares off the cost of shoes against the bills for everyday expenses, like laundry, ramen and toilet paper. This makes it simple enough for anyone to process, even if your brains are of the addled squirrel variety.
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In what Vice Magazine purports to be ‘a tribute’ to ‘the world’s greatest photographer’ Anne Geddes — famed for her flair for dressing babies as flowers, insects, bunnies and other random fluffy critters — they have gone ahead to subject fully grown adults to the same indignity for a number of photographs taken by Lee Goldup and art-directed by Jamie Lee Curtis Taete.
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Inside Artzine introduces you, in full sickening colors, to a collection of paintings, digital collages, sculptures, stories and reviews from Europe, USA, Japan, and Outer space.
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A lot of public artists get their thrills from mocking pop culture (Kaws, Mr. Brainwash), but TrustoCorp does it better than most. Following their re-branding campaign in your local markets and street sign altering in formations across New York, TrustoCorp has taken to the newsstands for some gab-mag real talk. Stay alert East Coast!
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In the age of fast-forward, short film is entertainment by the minute. For shortfilm buffs and filmmakers, World of Shorts magazine puts the answers in all the right places: which festivals to watch out for, what are the tendencies in today’s shortfilm landscape, interviews, workshops, film funding and sales). The number issue of World of Shorts also showcases the shortfilm events from the Sarajevo Film Festival, the South Central European film hotspot of the summer.
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Stylenoir is one of my favorite online magazine sources of inspiration and visual reference. Published since 2008, it regularly features latex, alternative style, and the darker aesthetics of fashion, bringing fetish and alternative style to the high fashion industry.
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Despite the recent eclipse and the passing of Venus across the sun, there’s been no recent cosmic event quite as spectacular as the Adult Swim issue of Juxtapoz magazine, hosting Kevin Kirkpatrick’s hyper-realistic bust of Carl Brutananadilewski from Aqua Teen Hunger Force, following a nostalgic and booming response to his Beavis and Butthead.
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Acclaim is an Australian street lifestyle magazine packed with cool articles about music, art, and fashion. With great local and international interviews, and excellent fashion sections, this dope mag is a must read for anyone who wants to know everything that matters in the hip hop and urban scene. They also organize Carbon Festival every [...]
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