Collection in 9 parts · The magazines, issue by issue

Print is not dead

Übergrund, VNA, Amateur, Mašta and Slanted’s stencil issue: the print magazines Urban Art Core reviewed as they came out.

Urban Art Core was a blog that loved print. These posts review the magazines of the scene as each issue arrived, from a new urbex photo magazine in 2009 to its third issue in 2012.

Start with part 1

  1. Part 1 ·

    Uebergrund - New Urban Magazine

    Übergrund, a new magazine of urban photography.

  2. Part 2 ·

    Urban Mag - Krink, A Hidden Champion

    KR on the cover of a Japanese magazine.

  3. Part 3 ·

    Slanted #9 – Stencil & Type Mag

    Slanted’s issue on stencil typography.

  4. Part 4 ·

    VNA Urban Art Magazine

    VNA, the London quarterly, since 2006.

  5. Part 5 ·

    Urban Art Mag: Amateur Magazine

    Amateur, a Swiss magazine published twice a year.

  6. Part 6 ·

    Burning Desire Magazine - VNA 14

    VNA 14, with Pedro Matos and Voina.

  7. Part 7 ·

    Mašta - Magazine for Creative Activism

    Mašta, Berlin’s magazine for creative activism.

  8. Part 8 ·

    Amateur, Swiss Urban Art Mag

    A new Amateur, with an eye on Swiss urban art.

  9. Part 9 ·

    Uebergrund #3 - Urban Exploration Magazine

    Übergrund #3, a print contribution to the urbex scene.

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