We speak to Paper’s co-founder about launching the magazine during a pivotal point in New York’s cultural history, making the iconic Kim Kardashian cover that broke the internet, and why her latest project is a book all about ‘stuff’
The Australian photographer’s project Real Football documents a relic of British sporting history
Music-related ephemera personally collected by The Clash’s Mick Jones is being presented in a London exhibition and accompanying magazine
The Spring 2025 issue of the magazine explores how creatives are using tech in novel ways and the many changes on the horizon for the creative industry itself
Clwb Creative Cymru is platforming Welsh creatives and fostering links across borders through a series of events, including a forthcoming showcase in London
An overdue London retrospective, aptly titled Danger Comes Smiling, shows the 70-year-old artist’s work and ideas are still sharp to the touch
The New Yorker’s longtime art editor Françoise Mouly discusses the unique challenge of summing up a century of the iconic magazine in one issue and the year-long creative process behind its “cover extravaganza”
Born out of Brooklyn-based Pioneer Works, the magazine seeks to translate the cultural centre’s experimental approach to the printed page
As everyone from flatpack behemoth Ikea to dating app Feeld explore the printed page, we speak to Dazed Studio and Food co-founder Richard Turley about what the magazine format offers brands in the era of social saturation
Featuring the work of José Luis García-López, the style guide was created in 1982 to standardise the look of the superheroes in the DC Comics universe, and has long been a sought after collector’s item
This year saw publications create evocative and entertaining covers that addressed everything from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the visual evolution of Rihanna. Here are ten of our favourites
The tech platform is exploring nonsense SEO-driven content in a limited edition print publication disguised as an old-fashioned guide
Formerly a design director at Coca-Cola, Alex Center’s Brooklyn studio now brings branding magic to startups and small businesses
The Islay single malt has enlisted the Hollywood star for its latest campaign, celebrating the whisky’s unmistakable, enigmatic taste
In her new book, Leila Fataar explains how the most powerful engagements between brands and audiences happen through culture, requiring different approaches to marketing and comms
The British cycling brand has partnered with Studio Blackburn to celebrate its heritage as it enters a new, globally minded era