Past Issues, Special Editions & Merchandise

Three Ways to Collect LARMAGAZINE

Edition Schedule

The LARMAGAZINE store gathers everything the magazine has produced into one place: back numbers, special editions and merchandise. It exists for readers who want to build their own physical collection of a free and independent contemporary art publication from Monterrey, Nuevo León, México. Because issues appear gradually rather than all at once, visiting the store from time to time often means finding something new — an issue you missed, a variant cover, or an object that extends the reading experience beyond the page.

Past issues are released progressively, following the magazine's publishing rhythm of several editions per year across bimestral and trimestral cycles. Each issue carries the character of its moment, with portfolios, articles and visual essays gathered from artists and writers working in contemporary art and sound. For collectors, the archive is a way to trace how the publication has shifted in format, tone and emphasis, and to see which themes and contributors recur across the different editions.

Alongside regular numbers, the store offers special editions and one-off releases tied to particular projects, collaborations or events connected to the magazine. These editions tend to reward curiosity: they arrive without a fixed schedule, they may use unusual materials or formats, and they often document a specific moment in the cultural activity surrounding Monterrey and beyond. Following the store closely is the simplest way to catch them before they move on.

For readers who travel, read on a phone or want to keep up between print releases, LARMAGAZINE Pocket extends the same curatorial approach into a weekly smartphone edition. The store is where a print issue and its digital counterpart can be encountered side by side, making it easy to decide which format suits a given week. Choosing one format does not mean abandoning the other; it simply means shifting the pace of the same editorial voice.

Merchandise rounds out the store with items that carry the identity of the publication beyond its pages. Such objects function as extensions of the brand's design language, which relies on bold uppercase typography, generous white space and a bright orange accent. Taken together, back issues, special editions, the pocket edition and merchandise form a coherent shelf: a record of an independent art magazine that treats reading as a physical, collectible experience rather than a disposable one.