The Magazine looks fantastic with lots of colour, excellent reproduction and simple attractive design, making it easy to read.
Nicholas Royale, London Calling: High Art and Low Life in the Capital Since 1968, Time Out, 2008. Garageland is a stylish arts and culture magazine published by Transition, from its base in East London. Garageland has been affectionately referred to as a 'cultural trash magazine' by The Guardian Guide's Jessica Lack, voted top of the ICA's Hit List and commended for its 'suggestions and provocations'in the Independent on Sunday and featured in Art World's October 2007 review of independent arts publications.
Conceived, written and illustrated by artists, each issue of Garageland has a distinct theme such as Machismo, Baroque, Nature, Painting and Translating, Beauty, Supernatural, Rock 'n' Roll, Nostalgia and Migration. The magazine features essays, fiction, gallery profiles and previews, artist features, film club, interviews and comment.
Garageland has been included in Kiosk at the ICA London and is part of the Publish and be Damned touring archive.
Garageland is distributed by Central Books and is available to buy at all good art book outlets and online (see individual issue pages). The current issue costs £4.50. A four issue subscription costs £14 Issue 1 : Machismo
Issue 2 : Baroque
Issue 3 : Nature
Issue 4 : Painting and Translating
Issue 5 : Beauty
Issue 6 : Supernatural
Issue 7 : Rock 'n' Roll
Issue 8 : Nostalgia
Issue 9 : Migration
Issue 10: The Future
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