One of the last remaining independent art magazines, Spike is a place for criticism and unconventional ideas, mixing writing on themes urgent and forever unresolved, from “Web3” and “After Beauty” to “Plants” and “Patriarchy.” As a print quarterly, a digital broadside, and an event space, Spike offers a soapbox to cultural critics and literary essayists to chronicle our time in thought. Spike is also visually splashy, by turns pushy, poetic, unexpected – and not shy to start an argument.

Editor-in-Chief: Rita Vitorelli 

MacGuffin is a platform featuring extraordinary stories about the life of ordinary things. The magazine is a biannual design & crafts magazine featuring stories about the life of ordinary things. Each edition of the magazine takes an object and explores the manifold stories it generates and uncovers the personal and sometimes curious relationships we have with the stuff that surrounds us.

Editors-In-Chief: Kirsten Algera and Ernst van der Hoeven

te editions is a curatorial, editorial, and publishing collective operating in New York and Beijing, dedicated to exploring the intersection of art and the humanities. We examine historical and contemporary social landscapes through a diversified and microscopic lens, focusing on how cultures encounter, collapse, and transform each other within global cultural flows.

Launched in 2021, the bilingual annual, draws inspiration from current events, developing a theme that encapsulates the thinking sparked by the moment. Researchers and creators from various fields are invited to contribute their work around a specific theme.

Editorial Team: Michael Guo, Kechun Qin, Cuixi Lin

With every issue of Real Review, they ask, "What does it mean to live today?"

Real Review is a contemporary culture magazine. Each issue tracks our ever-changing zeitgeist through a "current mood". Using the review format, Real Review explores power relations through a close analysis of the material world. Real Review is a perpetual attempt at describing reality as it might actually exist, and reality as we experience it.

Beginning in 2016 with a compilation of party flyers from their hometown, Luca Antonucci and David Kasprzak, the San Francisco-based publishers behind Colpa Press, have published the personal flyer collections of partygoers and enthusiasts in volumes dedicated to the early 1990s rave scenes in Detroit, New York, Los Angeles, and London. 

032c Magazine is a Berlin-based English-language, bi-annual contemporary culture magazine that covers art, fashion, and politics. From its original tabloid newsprint format to today’s 280+ page glossy with cloth spine, the belief in print is a central part of 032c

Editor-in-Chief: Joerg Koch