Magazines of the Week 17th November 2023

Mother Tongue – fall/winter 2023

A mom magazine for now 😎

Some brilliant articles in the new issue of Mother Tongue, comedian Atsuko Okatsuka talks about her HBO special The Intruder, Danish writer Olga Ravn is interviewed about her latest book My Work and the maternal experience, there’s a fascinating article about embryo adoption, also a 3 way discussion about disunion and why marriage in the first place isn’t always the best idea, and lots and lots of lush art. Painting on the cover by @jennihiltunenartist

The Drawer – Volume 23 Portraits 👩🏻‍🦰

‘A review dedicated to drawing, that leaves the artist fairly free. A field for play, expression and creation based on a single theme, the 23rd volume of The Drawer brings together around twenty artists and designers’

Sone really beautiful art in this hardbound bookazine, which has text in both French and English.

SPIKE ART MAG – 77 💜

A Field Guide to AI

‘Spike’s Autumn issue is decoding AI. As the release of ChatGPT set off an official flurry of brisk developments and prognostications, how is this newest of techs crashing into creativity, labor, and everyday life? Perhaps it’s a cheat code to liberate us from work, extend our bodies in ingenious ways, and lead us to impossible-to-imagine visions. Or it might just dress up old forms of oppression in algorithmic clothes – digital sweatshops training biased data while robots write poems and paint.

So what is artificial intelligence? And what even is intelligence, to begin with? Grab your copy to find out if the revolution will be artificialized.

Featuring Lawrence Lek, Tao Lin, Jared Madere, Catherine Malabou, Lev Manovich, Isabel Millar, Mike Pepi, Martine Syms, Suzanne Treister, and many other human minds.’

KING KONG – Issue 16 🇺🇸

This edition of King Kong is dedicated to the USA. With some insane photoshoots, interviews, and articles from contributors that span the length and breadth of America. There’s criticism, there’s bewilderment, there’s tragedy and comedy, there’s joyous creativity and an awful lot of red white and blue.

Pedro Pascal Yearbook 2024 magazine!!!

Celebrate the adorable & humble Hollywood actor that is Pedro Pascal, through this whole 116-page magazine dedicated to his challenges and success.

Inside you can explore Pedro’s slow rise to fame and the 21 reasons why we love Pascal undeniably! Also get to look into his universal and unique roles through his ongoing acting career.
From Narcos to The Mandalorian.

After this read, you will feel you know this actor like you couldn’t imagine and we guarantee you will love him even more (If that’s possible!)

Cabana – No.20 🩵

Covers by Tiffany & Co.

Printed, bound and for the first time wrapped in silk, Cabana Magazine N20 marks a series of firsts, unveiling untold stories from our global team of contributors and collaborators. With six never-before-seen homes in New York, Milan, Belgium and Paris, two major travel portfolios in Malta and Gujarat, and the much-anticipated refurbishment of one of England’s most exalted addresses, this issue is full of first-look exclusives, which we are honored to share.