| Artichoke | Artichoke is interesting and controversial, communicating good design and design issues. Artichoke covers interior architecture and design, textile design, product design, exhibition design and graphic design and provides designers with news and information on current trends and projects. Artichoke is the official magazine of the Design Institute of Australia (DIA). Artichoke is published four times a year | | Belle | Belle is Australia's leading design magazine. Every issue of this bi-monthly magazine covers outstanding interior design and architecture as well as a raft of other initiatives. The 'Personal Effects' section takes you inside private domains in Headspace; within the Home pages is the latest news on trends, products, decorating and fabrics. And throughout the magazine you'll find must-read, must-see stories on revered and up and coming designers. Find out all of the information and background to the interiors featured in the issue in our 'Fact File' section including web addresses. | | Blind Spot | Blind Spot Magazine is an art journal that presents previously unseen photo-based work by living artists. Blind Spot's editorial mission is to explore the evolution of photography-based visual art, and to provide a critical reading of what is arguably our culture's most pervasive medium. Our content is limited to work that has been touched by one or more of the traditional photographic tools, but we do not require that it is recognizable as a photograph in the conventional sense. | | Creative Review | Get a subscription to Creative Review magazine for stunning coverage of advertising, design, film, typography, illustration and new media. A subscription to Creative Review magazine is the only one to keep you up to date with the whole creative industry. As well as saving money with a subscription, compared to buying Creative Review from the newsagent, subscribers receive free industry supplements including D&AD, Creative Circle and British Television Advertising Craft Awards and free tickets to Creative Futures annual exhibition. | | Dq (Design Quarterly) | Is the Australian design industry’s most fresh, lively and personal look at what is happening right now. It takes you to the parties, the launches, the exhibitions, the showrooms and sheds light on the big names and new faces in design. Plug into a design magazine that celebrates the personality behind design. Conversational, intelligent and thought provoking, it’s a quarterly magazine that inspires. | | Digital Arts | Sign up for a subscription to Digital Arts magazine, the magazine that gives inspiration to digital creatives. Digital Arts is the magazine for switched-on creatives, featuring a wealth of tutorials and techniques across illustration, vector art, digital painting, animation, graphic and interactive design. It also brings you detailed insight into the latest trends and hottest projects from the world’s leading artists. Every issue gives you a unique aces code enabling you to download over £300’s worth of images, vector art and templates plus the files you need to complete the Masterclass tutorials. | | Frankie | frankie Magazine is an Australian bi-monthly with a difference. A niche-style title with mainstream appeal – filled with fashion, art, craft, music, cuteness and real-life inspiration – frankie is dedicated to uncovering the newest trends, celebrating the latest creative talents and delivering sharp, honest, laugh-out-loud stories their readers can relate to. | | Indesign | Indesign Magazine - Australia's largest Interior Architecture magazine. Published quarterly in February, May, August and November. Indesign Magazine has become Australasia’s most popular and comprehensive architecture and design magazine, bringing you a diverse mix of quality design, product, interiors and architecture from Australia and abroad. Indesign Magazine has featured the design of Harry Seidler, Peter Stutchbury, Andrew Parr, Baenziger Coles, Carl Pickering, Alex Popov and Rex Addison. As well as key international designers including Bruno Mathsson, Finn Juhl, Poul Kjaerholm, Thomas Heatherwick, Tyler Brule. Indesign is a design publication not to be missed! | | Juxtapoz | Juxtapoz is an arts and culture magazine created by and for artists and collectors, to promote and define the beauty of underground contemporary art. Every issue presents a gallery of urban alternative art, including paintings, street art, cartoons, photographs, sculptures, and more. Juxtapoz presents its discerning and trendsetting readership with high-quality, full-color layouts with the constant goal of properly representing the beauty of the pictured artwork. In accompaniment, the magazine includes interviews with successful, up-and-coming and featured artists, as well as authoritative reviews. | | Metropolis | METROPOLIS is the only magazine dedicated to interdisciplinary design. It addresses architecture, interior design, product design, graphic design, crafts, planning and preservation. The magazine is known for offering a journalistic look at what all design specialists create and how their work responds to a culture shaped by environmentalism, access, and technology. From people to products to places, METROPOLIS' award-winning editorial captures ideas that become future trends. Unique and respected, METROPOLIS endeavors to provoke conversation and new ways of thinking. It's like a smart friend who has a lot of fresh ideas, useful opinions, and a sense of humor. | | Minerva | MINERVA is an International Review of Ancient Art & Archaeology. It features the most extensive and contemporary coverage by any magazine worldwide of excavations and exhibitions, the latest numismatic news, lost/stolen objects, auction news and much more. | | Selvedge | A Selvedge Magazine subscription provides key inspiration for all who are passionate about photography, textiles and design. This unique magazine is a one of its kind. Selvedge Magazine... offers the world’s finest Open a copy of Selvedge and you sense there is something else on offer besides the subtle design, quality writing and beautiful photography; there's a philosophy that Selvedge readers subscribe to. A belief system based on a cerebral and sensual addiction to textiles in all forms. Readers share a belief in the importance of their material surroundings and a passion for the beautiful and beautifully made. |
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