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Don’t be put off by the name, land lubbers. Boat Magazine has nothing to do with boats. It’s a bi-annual publication that moves to a different “complicated city” for each issue. After covering Sarajevo and Detroit, Boat Magazine now moors up in London, with over 100 pages about the capital. So what do you get for your £8? For starters, some thoughtful essays by the likes of Nick Hornby and Jon Ronson.
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Boat Studio, a small creative firm based in London, packed up their office and moved to Sarajevo for a month to make a magazine. The idea: to get people to take notice of forgotten cities around the world and to update people’s view... Read Post

Boat Magazine is a biannual nomadic publication that focuses on a different city for each issue -- we choose cities with big stories to tell and we pick up and move there for a few weeks, working with locals to put each issue togeth... Read Post

Boat magazine, as its name suggests, was born out of a desire to see the world. But what's remarkable is that the studio behind it relocates to a different city for each issue. Having worked in Sarajevo, the itinerant title moves to... Read Post