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Another portrait by the London-based graphic artist Daniel Morgenstern.
Another portrait by the London-based graphic artist Daniel Morgenstern.
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Photo by Oskar Oprey The editor of Pigeons and Peacocks magazine John...
Photo by Oskar OpreyThe editor of Pigeons and Peacocks magazine John William, who also styles the editorial ‘Desperate Living’ in Dragmag Issue 1. Here he proudly clutches copies of both publications.
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Oskar Oprey’s ongoing collection of ‘Envy’ books.
Oskar Oprey’s ongoing collection of ‘Envy’ books.
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Photos by Oskar Oprey With the artist Duggie Fields, Portobello Road, London.
Photos by Oskar OpreyWith the artist Duggie Fields, Portobello Road, London.
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Love Letters from Berlin
A collection of emails by Oliver Braid chronicling his relationships with pastries and people in Berlin, August 2010.11th, Hi Oskar!I’m just dropping you a little email from Berlin! It’s wild out here,...
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Photos and Text by Oskar Oprey An Afternoon in the Life of an Independent...
Photos and Text by Oskar OpreyAn Afternoon in the Life of an Independent Publisher.1.50pm: I meet Kieran Partise (Fashion Director at Dragmag) at Bermondsey Tube Station, as he has kindly agreed to...
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Artist and DJ Claudia Nova doing her make up at the Jeremy Deller exhibition...
Artist and DJ Claudia Nova doing her make up at the Jeremy Deller exhibition currently on show in Glasgow’s Modern Institute.
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A Chocolate Eclair from Mathiesons Bakery in Falkirk, my hometown. I always...
A Chocolate Eclair from Mathiesons Bakery in Falkirk, my hometown. I always thought they did chocolate eclairs better than anyone else, and that the ones from Greggs have always been shitty. I was in...
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ARCHIVE: MISSION STATEMENT
This was the first written feature to appear in the Dragmag pilot issue. I assembled it a year ago, during several hot afternoons sitting in Glasgow’s stuffy Mitchell Library. I was still an art...
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Feature: McBess and his Big Mother
The french illustrator McBess has just released a large-format book (our favourite size) of his work, entitled Big Mother, which also coincides with an exhibition at The Book Club in Shoreditch. We...
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FEATURE: BETTY MULLEN'S MARKET
I want to tell you all about my new favourite shop in Glasgow, Betty Mullen’s Market. Situated at the beginning of the City’s East End, it’s only a few hundred yards away from the trendy Trongate...
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FEATURE: LITTLEWHITEHEAD AT GAZELLI ART HOUSE
I managed to get the art duo LittleWhitehead to participate in Dragmag’s ‘How to Shoot for Glamour’ portfolio, showcased in the current issue. Four artists were sent a selected chapter from an old...
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FEATURE: WHO PAYS TWELVE POUNDS FOR TRACEY EMIN'S LOVE?
Tracey Emin used to eat in my favourite cafe, or so it’s rumoured in certain circles. The cafe is called Marie’s and is situated in Lower Marsh, just behind Waterloo Station. Emin used to live in a...
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FEATURE: SHOT BY SHOOTER INTERVIEW
Shot by Shooter is a London based photographer, specialising...
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The Cleansing of St Pauls
Christ Driving Customers From Starbucks (after Francesco Boneri) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe narrative of Jesus and the London Stock Exchange Protests, commonly...
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BACK TO BASICS WARHOL
There’s an unwritten rule that journalists must adhere to when penning articles about Andy Warhol: you must start the essay with one of his quotes. Lazy journalists will use the most famous...
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A WEE WHIFF AY ROB ROY
When Ah was a bonnie wee laddie, livin’ in mah hometoon ay Falkirk, mah friends an’ Ah used tae play ootside whenever we coold; hangin’ aroond th’ back ay shaps an’ bein’ rude wee cunts tae fowk. But...
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CHRISTOPHE VON HOHENBERG AND THE DAY THE FACTORY DIED
PORTRAIT BY CHARLES FORTEINTERVIEW BY OSKAR OPREYI’m an avid consumer of the ‘events section’ in magazines – where a page is devoted to a particular opening or premier or dinner, and then crammed with...
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