Journal tagged by Front covers

The New York Times surveys the new indie food titles. Issuu CEO Joe Hyrkin highlights one growing aspect of publishing ‘There is more content being created, consumed, shared and engaged with now than ever before.’ ‘The cover no longer needs...

When you think of Port magazine, the front cover that probably comes to mind is a striking, black and white headshot of an older male actor accompanied by some stylish typography. The London-based biannual has broken from this mold on...

We’re thrilled to confirm that our day celebrating the creative power behind magazines is coming to New York. ModMag NY Edition wil takes place at Parsons School of Design on 30 May. Sign up to be the first to hear...

‘As newsstands have become so much less important to all of us, the cover has a different function. It is basically the brand statement of what we make,’ Adam Moss, editor-in-chief, New York Love the look of the new magazine...

Cuban-American artist Edel Rodriguez has received plenty of attention for his Donald Trump front covers over the past year, but we’ve never managed a mention here on magCulture. This week an exhibition of his work opens in the US, so...

Strange things are afoot at British Vogue. Despite its central role in British fashion – it has long been the sensible pole around which more radical fashion mags swing – the monthly has never offered much of interest to anyone...