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I’m always surprised that despite the huge amount of independent publications being produced, there is such a significant lack in good film magazines out there. Film writing seems to exist largely online, and film fan art is confined to the...

The Sunday Times Magazine was launched in 1962 as a vehicle for colour advertising, then unavailable in newspapers. It quickly earned a reputation for smart photography and art direction, recording London’s swinging sixties. In recent years it had lost its...

With heavily illustrated magazines, it can be difficult balancing text, design and image without the pages looking messy or overcrowded. Illustration can battle discordantly with layout, and sometimes magazines go the other way completely - keeping things clean and simple,...

Any magazine that begins with a lengthy quote from Kurt Vonnegut has already got our attention here at magCulture. And this is how Krass Journal begins, a new art magazine from Australia that has quotes from the likes of Oscar...

Romka is a photography magazine with a lovely, simple concept: contributors send in their favourite photographs along with a piece of text that accompanies it, and the two are printed alongside each other on a page. The publication has been...

You may have noticed the images of sprawling sunbathers on colourful towels that have been circulating on Instagram and Twitter recently: the bright, tongue-and-cheek cover images for the new issue of Printed Pages. James Cartwright has been editor of the...