Issue 101 | International

The Fall issue is out now! Our cover story takes an in-depth look at one of California’s most important painters – Wayne Thiebaud. You know the name. Now meet the man. His friendship with Willem de Kooning, his groundbreaking teaching at U-C Davis and why he hates the word “art.” Plus growing up Mormon in Long Beach during The Great Depression, his “lucky” military service during WWII and beautiful reproductions of more than five decades of work. Also inside the magazine: Bay Area sculptor Stephen De Steabler, Dina Eastwood interviews Robert Duvall, the music of Jason Mraz and Serena Ryder, mixed-media artist Kyle Damon, abstract painter Annie Lapin, installation artist Christel Dillbohner, metal sculptor...

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Issue 285 | United Kingdom

Blueprint’s December issue centres around the theme of Man and Machine, culminating in the launch of our new back-page feature. Replacing the hugely successful Paper City, which has just been the subject of an exhibition at the Royal Academy, we will now be inviting architects, designers and artists to visualist the relationship between human beings and technology.  As Vicky Richardson argues, it is a subject that has fascinated creative brains since the industrial revolution, and the first in the series has been created by architect Friend and Company.

The cover story is  Tim Abrahams’ feature on Liege’s high speed rail terminal, which finds Santiago Calatrava at his best: the building is both monumen...

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Issue 002 | International

Welcome to the second issue of jetpac magazine.
jetpac magazine is a free pdf culture magazine, featuring photography,illustration, design, comedy, poetry, interviews, reviews… basically all that is good with the world.

From established artists to grassroots talent, jetpac magazine is designed to promote creativity from around the world.
We hope you like it.
Neil Richards: Editor / Creative Director

More info: www.jetpacmagazine.com

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Issue 26 | International

AS THE OSCAR HOPEFULS COME OUT TO PLAY, AT THE LONDON FILM FESTIVAL WE CAUGHT SOME OF THE BEST FILMS DUE OUT IN THE TAIL-END OF 2009.

It’s coming to that point in the year when music takes a step back and film comes to the fore. With the last couple of major releases, new albums from Julian Casablancas and Biffy Clyro, due early November, labels instead turn their attention to the new artists and albums set to make a splash in 2010. Alongside the aforementioned releases, we also rule over Bob Dylan’s Christ- mas album, AA Bondy’s new LP and the debut from one half of the bands in our features section, The Romany Rye. Alongside uncovering singer/songwriter Luke MacMaster’s solo project, we also give you the...

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