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This time no coffee. When I read about craft beer, a want to taste craft beer. Here I read a great article about BrewDog in The Quarterly – Issue 3, while enjoying a beer of them. Happy weekend! Cheers! This magazines is also available in our store: www.coffeetablemags.de/products/the-quarterly-issue-3
Imagine my excitement as a lover of both hound and photo to come across the launch issue of Four&Sons by dream team, Marta Roca and Samantha Gurrie. This is a perfect magazine where ‘dogs and culture collide’.I am literally in heaven, Hellen van Meene’s curious twins mixed with the powerful...
Entering our last week on Kickstarter.. We’ve come far, but there’s some ground to cover still! So pls share if you care ➸ http://kck.st/1hOmPxd
(image by Nick D. Woods)
[where my memories live]
This is the first image from a little project I’m working on. The basic idea is that I spend a lot of time in a bunch of mundane looking places during my daily life. I came to realize that I have lots of little memories that all get triggered when I go to these places, and for my own sake I want to document those places so later on, when I’m far away from here, I can look back and remember all those little memories of what my routine was like back then.
This video store is where my parents took me when I was a child to rent kids movies on VHS tapes. I’ve been in here hundreds of times, have deliberated over hundreds of movies with family and friends alike. Now I take my kids here to rent kids movies on DVDs.
So there we go.
Fukuoka night scene
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We've managed to get the Quarterly kickstarteron to the creativereview feed again for Issue Three. Check it out here - Woop Woop
Squirrel captured by Roo Lewis for a feature on BrewDog on The Quarterly Website.
If you're a big fan of @JiltedRoyalty We're working on doing a brand book with them that won't ever go on general sale. The only way to get one is by supporting our kickstarter kck.st/M8EnuI
Naeem Alvi & Roo Lewis sit down for an exclusive interview with Ben Lovett of Mumford and Sons to talk all about Communion Music, the record label he co-founded in 2006. "I don’t think there’s ever been a glory year. That’s the weird thing about it. It just got stronger and stronger over time.” - Ben Lovett. Read the interview in full here: http://thequarterly.co.uk/portfolio/ben_lovett/ To see the full Communion feature pre-order a discounted copy of Issue 3 of The Quarterly on Kickstarter here: http://kck.st/1kyLbAq
Check out our Kickstarter video for Issue 3 of The Quarterly. It's #epic
Check out our rewards here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sanjsahota/the-quarterly-issue-3-tribes
The Quarterly issue 2 has landed. No adverts. No filler.
Three months ago we shared The Quarterly’s 30-day kickstarter campaign to raise £1500 to cover initial printing costs for their second issue, which successfully reached it’s goal!
Now finally on sale to the world at The Quarterly website, the 144-page creative journal features exclusive work from some of the world’s most talented photographers and writers on a high-paper stock, advert-free platform, examining the relationship between ‘life and culture’.
Order the second issue here and check out their video to learn more.
Stoked to unveil 1 of 2 covers for Issue 2 of The Quarterly.
With our printing deadline just around the corner, our writers and photographers around the world are working hard to make all of the last minute tweaks and changes to their respective projects, and we’re beyond excited for you all to see the finished project.
While we finalise everything, we thought we’d give you a sneak preview of one of our two covers for Issue 2 of The Quarterly. Yep, you heard right. Two covers. Each completely different but still as awesome as the other.
Our feature shoot and feature editorial for Issue 2 of The Quarterly explores the subject of modern tattoo culture; it’s current rise in popularity and the role of tattoos in the fashion world.
We speak to tattoo models, tattoo shop owners, tattoo artists, and one illustrator which people have unexpectedly started paying to design tattoos for them.
Trust us, it’s epic.
If you’d like to order a copy of Issue 2 you still have 6 days left to do so on The Quarterly Issue 2 Kickstarter.
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A Magazine that Does Stuff Differently: The Quarterly With no investors and no advertisers, UK’s The Quarterly magazine is trying to change the way the industry works. The print journal, started by Sanj Sahota in early 2013, is an international publication with a focus on photography that features talents from around the world and of different backgrounds. The magazine covers fashion, travel, photojournalism and real life issues and advocates creative talents and ethical publishing practices.
Issue 1 explored the theme of Censorship. Issue 2 is looking at Life and Culture. More on The Quarterly here.
As part of our exploration into Life & Culture for issue 2 of The Quarterly, French photographer, Maud Chalard, went on a road trip around Scotland to explore ''the journey of a youth full of hope who dreams of adventure, wide open spaces and fresh air.''
The full article and more photos will feature in the print version of issue 2 of The Quarterly which you can pre-order in advance on our kickstarter HERE.
More of Maud Chalard's beautiful work: http://chalard-maud.tumblr.com/
A Magazine that Does Stuff Differently: The Quarterly With no investors and no advertisers, UK’s The Quarterly magazine is trying to change the way the industry works. The print journal, started by Sanj Sahota in early 2013, is an international publication with a focus on photography that features talents from around the world and of different backgrounds. The magazine covers fashion, travel, photojournalism and real life issues and advocates creative talents and ethical publishing practices.
Issue 1 explored the theme of Censorship. Issue 2 is looking at Life and Culture. More on The Quarterly here.
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Here is a behind the scenes video from my recent shoot for The Quarterly - the new ‘ethical creative’ journal launched by The Creative Book. The shoot explores the idea of ‘censorship’ and focuses on the clash between Thai and Western culture - told through the story of a girl’s transition from wearing traditional Thai dress to Western fashion.
Video courtesy of Hypethat
Costume and Conflict features Jim Naughten’s extraordinary colour portraits of the Herero tribe in Namibia. Photographed in the blazing Namibian desert, the Herero tribe members are adorned in Victorian era dresses and paramilitary costumes that hark back to the region’s German colonization.
Margaret Street Gallery until 13th April 2013
