If Not Now is a book about time, and its second volume is the result of time spent observing, learning from and working with Earth's tangible, physical surfaces.

Exhibiting creative and artistic work that studies our relationship with the environment, INN.02 draws parallels between body and biosphere while demonstrating diverse notions of nature and that which constitutes the manufactured world.

Feature subjects share their actions toward a just ecosystem in the fields of upcycling, film production, fashion, floristry, farming, science and technology, generating a colourful micro-glance at our physical world; a creative canvas and a moral playground.

POP is a fashion magazine aimed at women and men who understand that fashion is a wonderful prism through which so much of contemporary creativity and cultural change is refracted. It was conceived and launched from the offices of The Face magazine in the late-Nineties.

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Get ready to hit the road with Period!

In this issue, 12 women photographers and writers offer their view on the theme Road Trip.

“It is about more than just hitting the open road. It's about exploring the world and our place in it, whether we're in a car, on foot, or lost in our own thoughts. Each contributor brings their own perspective and interpretation to the theme.”

This issue features Cecily Grant, Clare Shilland, Elin Unnes, Elise Toïdé, Elsa Hammarén, Justine Kurland, Kate Monro, Lynette Garland, Nina Andersson Voigt, Lena Modigh, Julia zu Knyphausen and Maria zu Knyphausen, and is accompanied by a spotify playlist curated by the contributors.

Tune in and enjoy!

Ark Journal Volume IX uses the question ‘What is already there?’ to examine the creativity and hard work that go into new projects and those involving renovation, restoration and extension.
We delve into the rich architectural heritage of Copenhagen and visit the listed and renovated Copenhagen apartment of an artist couple who were at pains to preserve its soul but also make it a family home. A photo essay by architect Mathias Mentze captures the rich colours, mosaic floors and frescoes of Copenhagen’s oldest museum, Thorvaldsen Museum, and a special insert showcases the work of Copenhagen-based artist Albert Grøndahl, a photographer who explores the intersection of personal narratives and cultural and historical references.  
A Mexican gallery couple has transformed a series of ruins into a home filled with art that blends indoor and outdoor spaces, maintaining the existing structures and incorporating them into a harmonious blend of old and new.
The architectural and design practice of Fanny Bauer Grung and David Lopez Quincoces believes the idea that old and new can do more than simply co-exist but can illuminate the past and the present and we see this philosophy in action in their home and new studio in Milan.
At its core, good design and architecture have the power to evoke emotions and elevate our experiences within a space. Volume IX finds residences and spaces where design has a profound physical and emotional impact: the studio and home of Finnish master designer Yrjö Kukkapuro, a home in Oaxaca open to the jungle, a transparent Antwerp penthouse, a modest but soulful mid-century house in Los Angeles, and many more.

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"In Ark Journal Volume VIII we reflect on the idea of a more fluid and holistic way of thinking and creating. We visit perfumer Barnabé Fillion of Arpa Studios in Paris whose work is inspired by his own synaesthesia, visualising fragrances as invisible landscapes. In New York, Landon Metz, an artist whose practice explores painting as a fluid meditative activity, has created an exclusive series of artworks for Ark Journal. We also share a personal memoir by renowned New York-based fine art photographer Martien Mulder. She is a minimalist whose images are sober yet warm and accessible, with photographs reflecting her travels, her movements and her life. 

The homes selected for this issue, from Los Angeles to a small city in Northern Italy and from Copenhagen to Brussels, open new perspectives on the culture of specific sites and how the houses relate to their surroundings. John Pawson’s house for Michael Maharam is entirely built from stone from the mountainous site and its liveable minimalism creates a dialogue between nature, architecture and the occupants. Similarly, Kim Rahbek Hansen’s summer house on the island of Falster by Terese Erngaard of Swiss practice Diener & Diener, tells beautifully of finding the right place on the margin between land and sea. Also lapped by waves, in Helsinki, a sauna pivots between private and public life for Finnish architect Tuomas Toivonen and Japanese designer Nene Tsuboi, who are creators and custodians of this contemplative but communal space.

A multitude of creativity, languages and origins comes together in this issue. Among others we meet the multidisciplinary designer Raf Simon in conversation with curator and design director Marco Sammicheli. Also bridging fashion, art and design Ann Demeulemeester and her partner and collaborator Patrick Robyn share their four decade-long creative journey."

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Issue 38 - The 30 yrs issue. 

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In this issue, perediza opens with climate change facts and concerns from the 2021 & 2022 IPCC reports, an in-depth analysis of how Mika Rottenberg's work critiques structures of commodities in modern society, Scandinavian architecture and what makes it so attractive to the youth globally, a beautiful comic illustration of how imagery in fairytales can teach us about our own mental health, Stoicism and how it can help us move on, and more.

Issue no. 12 of Plethora Magazine delves into hidden patterns behind all natural form in pursuit of the fractal codes that shape progressions of growth, transformation and dispersion in the vast splendor of organic structures. When tracing the archetypical outlines of these dynamic configurations, intricate formulars are revealed that allows profound insights to the blueprints of the seemingly chaotic fabric of life. Slowly a new order appears in the wild lines of turbulence, propagation and dispersion and clues emerge that we may later harness through a fragmented prism of logic and intuition of form.

Specifications - Limited edition of 1000 copies. Handmade archival folder. 70,5 x 50,5 cm. 52 pages. Printed by Narayana Press. 94% certified sustainable production.

This maiden issue of Headlight Journal is about fresh perspectives on life. Like a farmer sowing seeds under a full moon to improve the harvest, now is the time to make decisive changes that will yield the results you want in the future.

They speak to people from a cross section of professions to understand what they do and the way they do it. Carla Cammilla Hjort from Space 10 talks about psychedelic inspiration and her collaboration with Ikea. Actor Claes Bang got his international breakthrough in the Palme d’Or-awarded movie The Square, and is finally in charge of his own career. In Los Angels we meet the ex-gangster Hector Verdugo who is now the leader of the world’s largest exit-program for gang members. Food-entrepreneur Claus Meyer talks about a failed business adventure in New York - and about coming back home and starting over.

HÅNDVÆRK highlights the connection between sustainable and durable practices and a fundamental grasp of materials and artisanal techniques.

HÅNDVÆRK takes the reader behind the scene of crafts, architecture and design in respectful and in-depth interviews accompanied by beautiful photographs presented in quality print on superior paper.

Specifications - Softcover.

Emerging from 2021 into an era of awakenment, INN’s pilot issue introduces contemporary work and activities that challenge important and evermore relevant issues continuing to exist post-COVID19 lockdown. With feature stories and creative work in the fields of migration, technology, sustainable fashion, food waste, and racial equality among others, INN.01 sets the tone for its ten-part series subject matter with an attitude that celebrates the power of now.

With 22 countries sharing almost 30,000 miles of coastline, there is no one place or person that can exemplify Mediterranean living. Instead, the latest issue of Kinfolk beats an unconventional path—from Tunis to Tuscany, Morocco to Mallorca—to meet the artists, cooks and cowboys at the heart of their local communities.

Specifications - 192 pages, offset-printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated and coated paper. Printed in the United Kingdom.

The 47th issue of†Harvard Design Magazine†is a renewed call to expand the architectural imagination to the interior. We go inside to consider the interiorís equipment and furnishings; its textures, colors, and atmospheres; its relationships with the body and the senses; and its potential to organize and influence human behavior, health, and everyday life.

ìWhat about the inside?î asked Mohsen Mostafavi in 2008, when he began his deanship at the Harvard GSD. In the midst of a global financial crisis, the first iPhone release, and intensifying Obama campaign chants of ìYes We Can,î a disoriented generation of students and practitioners were reassessing their discipline. No longer tasked with generating monumental megaprojects, architects had to find other, more modest ways to make an impact. It was an apt moment to look inwardóto reassess, and even redefine, the boundaries of the design disciplines.

Mohsenís question prompted this magazineís 29th issue, developed around the idea that the interior had been neglected, even trivialized, in practice and discourse. It was a call for experimental collaboration among the design disciplines, and for a reintegration of the realms in which they operate. A decade later, as Mohsenís deanship comes to a close, weíve gone inside once again by way of the rich history of the magazine itself.

Highlighting and reflecting on†Harvard Design Magazineís archive, and presenting innovative approaches to interior spaces past and present, ìInside Scoopî opens up the magazine as an interior itself, one housing vital objects of thought.

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Specifications - Soft cover. Language: English. Biannual bookazine.