A personal Chinese-language blog covering hobbies: a photographer's method for using sun-angle tools like suncalc to plan shots around a museum's skylight, and a 3D-printed utility knife build with heat-set inserts for a more stable fold. Issue 3's excerpt is only a title, so its content is unclear.
Website: https://www.chou.wtf/
Artefields is a French-language newsletter of critical essays on visual arts, pairing close visual readings of individual works and exhibitions with questions about power, class and representation. Each issue focuses on a single artist or show, such as Akari Takenobu, Michaël Borremans or Mary Cassatt.
A photography teacher writes personal, literary essays on photography, including a two-part response to Karl Ove Knausgaard's novel The School of Night and notes on his forthcoming lexicon of photography terms. Readers get reflective writing that links photography education, books and the history of words.
Each issue pairs a historic postcard with a present-day recreation photo to explore a building, monument or artwork and the history behind it. It covers modernist architecture, public monuments and urban history with detailed context on architects, patrons and artists.
Histrospect is a reader-supported history newsletter with close readings of historical photographs and archival records, such as the Brandt Warsaw kneeling image and the Che Guevara execution and body-disposal story. Each issue examines how images and documents were made, framed and used as evidence.
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