Magnified – Rubbish FAMzine
Rubbish Famzine is a sensational creation by the Lim family in Singapore. Each edition, limited to 300 copies, is a hand-made object of desire.
Magnified: Homesick Magazine
Homesick is an archival magazine which showcases behind-the-scenes content that cannot (for the most part) be found on the internet - shining a light on the lesser-known creatives working in…
Magnified: Good Trouble
Good Trouble celebrates the culture of resistance in all its guises. Its founder Rod Stanley explains the need for, and power of, activism.
Magnified: Street Life – Flaneur Magazine
“Flaneuring is about seeing the plurality of truths in the urban fabric that surrounds us.”
Magnified: The Modernist
We spoke to editors Eddy Rhead and Jack Hale, two of the founders of this Manchester-based quarterly, as they work their way through the alphabet.
Magnified: INFRINGE
“As soon as you start reaching the edges of where you thought the subject could take you, and you push it, just a little further - that is when the…
Magnified: Racquet
Racquet Magazine is a quarterly about tennis which celebrates the sport through unique stories, photography and illustration. We go courtside with its co-founder Caitlin Thompson.
Magnified: Scenario
“We have no agendas, other than the truth, and we’re not influenced by anyone.” - Morten Grønborg.
Magnified: Root + Bone
“Everybody eats and yet most food magazines are boring” was the observation which prompted Steve Ryan, a former TD contributor, to set up Root + Bone magazine which has now…
Magnified: HUCK Magazine
“It’s more about representing an attitude than a demographic.” - Cian Traynor Deputy Editor of HUCK, a global bi-monthly magazine exploring the many facets of radical culture.
Magnified: MacGuffin
"A platform of inspiring, personal, unexpected, highly familiar or utterly disregarded things. Yet every object can be a ‘MacGuffin’."
Magnified: Being FRANC
Magnified wraps 2017 with a look at FRANC, a homegrown biannual publication, which has blossomed over its four issues to date.
Magnified: Extra Extra
Extra Extra bills itself as a ‘nouveau magazine erotique’. Justine Gensse, its managing editor, explains why we should read all about it.
Magnified – Anxy Bants
The inaugural edition of Anxy is a fantastic collection of essays and considerations on what lies beneath our personal fabric. Its founder and creative director Indhira Rojas explains the genesis…