Editorial formats
Each format is built around a different kind of collaboration, from a single feature to a full editorial partnership. Choose the one that matches the scale of your project.
A focused profile of one artist, studio, or exhibition, written after a recorded interview and a visit to the space. You receive a fact-checked draft, two rounds of revisions, and publication across the magazine's channels. Best for a debut feature or a specific project you want documented in depth.
See how we workA three-part series following the same creator or studio over several months. Each installment covers a different stage of the process, from initial sketches to the finished work. Includes photography direction, captions, and a closing essay that ties the series together. Suited for artists preparing a solo show or a designer launching a new collection.
See how we workA year-long collaboration where the magazine acts as your editorial desk. We plan stories together, produce four features, and provide ongoing coverage of your exhibitions, open studios, and published work. Includes access to our archive for research and a shared calendar for timely releases. Meant for galleries, design studios, and institutions with a steady rhythm of projects.
Explore use casesA standalone critical text on a theme you want explored, written by our editors and reviewed by an external specialist. The essay can accompany a catalogue, an exhibition, or a website relaunch. You receive a polished piece of writing, a short abstract for press use, and the right to publish it in your own channels after the magazine's exclusive window.
See how we workFrom studio visits to collector guides, here is how our editorial approach has shaped the way people discover contemporary art and interior design.
I found the studio profile of Teresa Solar through this magazine, and it completely changed how I look at ceramic work. The piece explained her process in a way that felt personal, not like a press release. I now subscribe to every edition.
Subscriber since 2023The collector guide on starting a budget-friendly collection was the push I needed. It pointed me to student exhibitions and open studio events I had never considered. I bought my first print last month, and I keep returning to the article for reference.
First-time collectorAs an interior design student, I appreciate how the magazine balances criticism with practical inspiration. The restoration feature on the brutalist apartment was especially useful. It showed me how to respect original materials while making a space livable.
Design student, BengaluruEach edition reads like a well-curated exhibition catalog. The interviews are substantive, the visual essays are thoughtfully sequenced, and the guides avoid the usual decorative cliches. This is a rare publication that treats its readers as serious participants in the art world.
Independent arts publicationWe started recommending Renaé Hanvin to our clients after reading the review of our spring exhibition. The writer captured the intent behind the works without oversimplifying. It is the kind of coverage that makes artists feel understood.
Local gallery partnerEditorial formats and services
Beyond the published issues, the editorial team offers a set of practical formats for artists, designers, and collectors who want a sharper eye on their work, their studio, or their next acquisition.
A full editorial visit to your workspace, documented through a written essay and a visual walkthrough. We focus on how the space shapes the work, not just what hangs on the walls. The result is a piece you can use for press, grant applications, or your own archive.
We cover current shows with a critical eye, placing each exhibition in a broader conversation about material, process, and context. For galleries and independent curators, we also offer preview coverage ahead of an opening, timed to build interest before the doors open.
A one-on-one consultation for those starting a collection or refining an existing one. We help you define a clear direction, identify emerging artists whose work fits that direction, and build a realistic acquisition plan that respects your budget and your taste.
We work with interior designers and private clients to place original pieces in domestic spaces. The service covers selection, hanging strategy, and lighting advice, so the artwork reads as part of the room rather than an afterthought.
A structured program for artists and designers who want to publish their own writing or visual essays. We cover how to structure a narrative, choose the right images, and present a body of work in a way that feels honest and finished.
We write long-form essays on specific artists, movements, or design questions, commissioned by galleries, institutions, or publications. Each piece is researched and grounded in direct observation, with a clear point of view rather than a neutral summary.