Journal tagged by Magazine of the week

On the Journal, we’ve been noting over the past four months that there’s a definite shift in the tone of new titles: design-minded indies are beginning to focus on weightier political issues than they have been in the past. Yuca...

Over the past 18 months as Donald Trump swung from outsider candidate to occupant of the White House, The New Yorker has regularly noted his ups and downs. Resolutely liberal in outlook, it has published a stream of covers that...

The Harvard Design Review, now onto its 43rd issue, is published bi-annually by Harvard’s Graduate School of Design. In the UK, we’ve only been able to get hold of issue 42 this week (it takes a while for international distribution...

Architecture and publishing have enjoyed a long relationship, perhaps because the theory, discussion and advance of architecture can be more quickly accommodated in print than in the form of a real life building. The 2011 book (and exhibition) Click Stamp...

With all the predictions for magazine publishing in 2017 now in, a consensus has built around the idea that new indie launches will be of the small, accesible type. Leaner, smaller, more nimble is the message, and I’m as convinced...

‘Hard ears won’t hear, own way will feel,’ photographer Ronan Mckenzie’s used to hear her Bajan-born mum say over and over while she was growing up. When Ronan was looking for a name for her new magazine last year, the...