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We have a plethora of new magazine titles dropping this week on a range of subjects from the creative arts to fashion and culture. First of we start with art magazine Aperture . This issue is devoted to interviews and features the following William Klein interview by Aaron Schuman, Boris Mikhailov interview by Viktor Misiano, Guido Guidi interview by Antonello Frongia, Rosalind Fox Solomon interview by Francine Prose, Bertien van Manen interview by Kim Knoppers, Bruce Davidson interview by Charlotte Cotton, David Goldblatt interview by Jonathan Cane, Ishiuchi Miyako interview by Yuri Mitsuda and Paolo Gasparini interview by Sagrario Berti. In the September issue of Art Review we have Pablo Bronstein on Conservatism, Paul McCarthy, Amalia Ulman and the fourth of our annual focuses on Brazil - with Tamar Guimarães, Poema/Processo poetry movement, Mônica Nador, Ivan Grilo and an artist project by Gustavo Speridião. Creative Review's September issue is dedicated to all thi...

This week we don't have our usual bevy of new issues dropping but we have received the latest issue of Creative Review , a monthly magazine dedicated to design and visual culture featuring pieces, interviews and photographs from an array of artists, illustrators and design. Below Creative Review talk you through the contents of this months issue: The August issue takes Education as its theme with features on tech in the classroom, the design of schools, New York designer-cum-educator James Victore and what life is really like on the frontline of creative education today First, Creative Review  have an important announcement to make: they have teamed up with JCDecaux to put the work of 20 graduates on over 1,000 JCDecaux digital screens all over the UK in our Talent Spotting project, in association with Creative Translation . The project launches on 3 August. More details to be released soon Their regular columnist Michael Evamy looks at at a new identity for a sc...

H ailing from Chicago, Illinois via Portland, Oregon, the Field Notes brand are "Inspired by the vanishing sub genre of agricultural memo books, ornate ledgers and the simple, unassuming beauty of a well-crafted grocery list" according to their online mantra. While we here at Fat Buddha would seldom comment on the diminishing culture of note taking, we do know everything about these little treasures are a treat for the senses. From the look of the elegant gilded edges of the ' Ambition ' collection, to the feel of the genuine American Cherry Wood veneered covers crafted for the ' Cherry Wood ' pack, Field Notes exhibits both classic style and practical substance in equal measures in their products with aplomb, all within the boundaries of a 48 page memo book. The ' Cherry Wood ' pack (as shown above) contains 3 memo books measuring in at 3.5" x 5.5", each coated in a thin veneer of real American Cherry Wood which allows unique char...

Hey, its that time again my favourite time of the month, when Creative Review comes our, the one magazine i alsways buy, packed full of great ideas and some wonderful insights, pick up your copy in our store on St Vincent Street or online HERE . Creative Review - Issue 31/12 December 2011 Creative Review scours the globe each month for the latest original projects from the fields of advertising, multimedia, graphic design, photography, the net, illustration, typography, and much more. The December issue of Creative Review is the Not The Christmas Issue. Featuring Creative Liverpool, Irma Boom, McKnight Kauffer The magazine also comes with Photography Cards and a free Paper Toy. Fat Buddha Store offers a diverse range of magazines and journals sourced from around the world. We stock quality publications in the areas  of art and design, architecture, photography, graphic design, urban studies, graffiti art, music and lifestyle that are available in monthly, bi-monthly, q...