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Fiera Magazine

fiera :: issue 1

Katie, January 9, 2015June 16, 2020
This article was published 12 years

Fiera Magazine

I am delighted to formally (if somewhat belatedly) announce that Issue 1 of Fiera Magazine is now a reality. Holding a copy in my hands for the first time just before Christmas was the highlight of my year, if not my career, and I am so grateful to everybody who helped to make it happen.

Fiera Magazine

Fiera is an independent biannual magazine discovering new talent at the world’s design fairs. You can buy a copy online at the magCulture shop, and it’s already being stocked at Magma, Artwords in Rivington Street, Bookshop at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour in London and Athenaeum Nieuwscentrum in Amsterdam, with lots more to follow.

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We’re already gearing up for Issue 2, for which we’ll be covering Northmodern in Copenhagen, the Stockholm Furniture Fair, Ambiente in Frankfurt and of course Milan Design Week.

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Thank you to Yeshen Venema for the gorgeous photos.

Further reading for the especially geeky:

  • fiera :: we did it!!
  • fiera :: a very exciting announcement
  • fiera :: making a kickstarter page
  • fiera :: live on kickstarter

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