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Garageland is a stylish, annual, arts and culture magazine. Each issue is a sourcebook for a distict theme, covering it in the widest possible way and offering innumerable threads to follow up on. The magazine is conceived, written and illustrated by artists, with contributions from a wide range of other prominent contributors. It is eclectic, insightful, thoughtful, visually stimulating, and an antidote to bland algorithm governed online content.

Each issue of this 'cultural trash magazine' (as described by the Guardian) features artworks, essays, visual projects, fiction, profiles, interviews, film criticism and comment all related to a distinct and pertinent theme.

Alongside the print magazine our regularly updated Garageland Reviews site features critiques of current exhibitions and cultural events, as well as occasional essays and interviews, from a wide range of contributors. The Garageland Salon podcast picks up on the them themes of the print issues and expands on them with different guests and their chosed cultural artefact.

Garageland is distributed by Central Books and is available to buy at all good art book outlets and online (see individual issue pages)and subscriptions are available.

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24: Biography
23: Living British Cinema
22: (Dificult) Women - read Youth Serum by Grant Foster online
21: Urban Ghosts
20: Remake Remodel
19: Self
18: Sex
17: Society
16: Machines
15: Collaboration
14: Film
13: Paint
12: Fake
11: Family
10: The Future
9:  Migration
8:  Nostalgia
7:  Rock 'n' Roll - read Fantastic by Cathy Lomax online
6:  Supernatural
5:  Beauty
4:  Painting and Translating
3:  Nature
2:  Baroque
1:  Machismo

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Online Exclusives

Issue 21: The Crowd by Em Lockren
Issue 19: The full The Self in Speech by Susie Hamilton here
Issue 15: The Double Act Collector by Alex Pearl
Issue 14: Emo Cinema in the Age of Tumblr by Ella Plevin
Issue 12: Tudoresque: In Pursuit of the Ideal Home
          Interview with artist Lucy May
Issue 11: The full It's a Family Affair list of families in bands by Steve Lomax here
Issue 9:  The full Whitechapel, The London Hospital and Migration here
Issue 4:  All the Artists' Studios

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Free to Access

Issue 22: Youth Serum by Grant Foster
Issue 7: Fantastic by Cathy Lomax

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