Journal tagged by Magazine of the week

Despite its affinity for mess, Dirty Furniture is one of the most organized, cleanly defined magazines that I know. Launching after a Kickstarter campaign in 2014, the independent design title was conceived from the start as a series of six...

I finally got my hands on a copy of Frank Ocean’s magazine Boys Don’t Cry this week. Published alongside his recent album ‘Blonde’, the publication had been rumoured to be due for several months before suddenly arriving announced in late...

This week’s magCulture magazine of the week is Vanguards from Scotland, a new title published by two Edinburgh College of Art students during their final year. There are two reasons why the publication stands out. Firstly, magazines about a place...

Niijournal (or simply Nii) is a new fashion and culture title from London that aims to ‘enlighten and educate about cultural and global issues surrounding people of colour.’ The models featured inside are mostly black as are the writers, and...

The latest special edition New York Times Magazine was published a couple of weekends ago. ‘Fractured Lands’ was a remarkable ad-free issue, printed entirely in black and white and devoted to the last ten years in the Middle East. It...

When you’re on holiday, there are two categories of magazines that you’ll probably buy and consume—there’s the Heat/Vogue/GQ/Monocle that you might flick through on the plane, and then there’s the pool-side reading that you’re going to give some time too—maybe...