Journal tagged by At work with

Part diary, part parody, new launch Happy Days is a cheery record of 2020. Originally conceived to present an alternative to our manic pre-pandemic lives, the magazine ended up being created in between lockdowns last year, when the everyday acts...

Best known for its Norman Rockwell covers of the early 20th century, US stalwart the Saturday Evening Post has just marked its 200th year with a special issue. Current editorial director Steven Slon recalls his first piece for the magazine,...

Curator, filmmaker and writer Maori Karmael Holmes founded the BlackStar festival, celebrating film and visual culture created by black, brown and indigenous artists, in 2012. She serves as its artistic director and CEO, and, as editor, recently led the team...

Maryland-based artist/graphic designer Aaron Beebe is known for his collages of type and image, and has recently launched Plastikcomb magazine as a vehicle for his work and passion. Here he introduces the first issue and design collaborator Thomas Schostok, while...

We often talk here at magCulture about the necessity of a digital presence to succeed in print. Today we meet a publisher who, at the very least, is the exception that proves that rule; or perhaps he’s pointing the way...

One of the happiest new launches we’ve seen recently is YANA, a magazine about juggling from Stockholm. Editor Florence Huet studied entrepreneurship in Paris, juggling technique in Kiev and graphic design in Stockholm; she brings all three to play in...