Journal tagged by Out now

Last weekend’s New York Times Magazine carried a typically thorough report on displaced children. The stories of three – a tiny representation of the 30m kids across the world that have been forced to leave home against their will –...

In the tradition of W.G. Sebald and following in the footsteps of Robert MacFarlane and Iain Sinclair, Elsewhere journal sets out to tell stories through place. Yet it is definitely not a “travel” magazine in the traditional sense, although as...

Willem Dafoe precariously balancing on a chair is an abstract way to begin a magazine, yet this is what sets the tone for new art and design All-In from New York. The publication’s name and concept are also abstract, but...

Few contemporary literary magazines include comics, and few comic journals have literature alongside full-pages of illustrated strips – Funhouse sets out to feature both. The best example of this combination I’ve come across is the website Hazlitt – the writing...

Melbourne-based Affix is about architecture and urban planning, and brand new issue two is themed ‘creativity and the city.’ There are lots of magazines and online websites with a similar focus – Urban Pamphleteer, Lobby and Spaces initially spring to...

The Steidz is a magazine that I can only appreciate from an aesthetic point of view because I can’t read French (we’ve been thinking about unknown language publications quite a bit since Rob Alderson’s opinion piece last month). Looking at...