THE APANGE MAGAZINE

200 ARTIST - 3 VERSIONS - 300 EDITIONS

THE MAGAZINE IS IN PRE-SALE

OFFICIAL DROP IS ON JULY 14TH

200 ARTIST

ONLY 300 EDITIONS IN 3 DIFFERENT COLORS

THE MAGAZINE IS IN PRE-SALE OFFICIAL DROP IS ON JULY 14TH 200 ARTIST ONLY 300 EDITIONS IN 3 DIFFERENT COLORS

WHY WE DO THIS.

It´s more Than a Coffee Table Book. It´s a part of the Movement.

This is more than just a magazine. It’s a testament to artistic impact—a place where creators get the space they deserve. In a world where digital content disappears in seconds, print provides a legacy. The Apanage Magazine ensures that art doesn’t just exist—it endures.

Open magazine spread featuring an artist bio of Andreas Christidis, alongside images of digital art and fashion photography. The magazine cover titled 'APANAGE DAYS' is partially visible beside the open page.

WHY IS A MAGAZINE TIMELESS?

Open magazines with artwork and text, including an artist bio for Palash Prabhakar, abstract images, and a cartoon-style illustration.

Social media posts disappear, screens change, and trends fade. But print is permanent. The Apanage Magazine gives artists a physical presence beyond the digital world—something to hold, to collect, and to showcase for years to come.

It’s astonishing to think that while digital content disappears in seconds, a well-crafted magazine can survive for hundreds of years—preserving art, stories, and creativity for generations to come.

GET YOUR LIMITED EDITION

THE PRODUCT.

What’s Inside?

Stack of magazines titled 'Apanage Days' on a textured gray surface.

The APANAGE DAYS Magazine is a limited-edition collector’s piece, featuring 200 artists worldwide. Therefore we’re about to publish 300editions in 3 different versions.
Once it’s full, it’s full—no reprints, no second chances.

Imagine this:
Years from now, collectors, galleries, and industry leaders flipping through past editions, discovering artists who took the leap.

Will your name be among them?

Open magazine page displaying four vibrant abstract and pop art images. Top left: geometric glass-like shapes with gradient colors. Top right: twisted metallic structure with a red and blue gradient. Bottom left: the word 'UTOPIA' with abstract purple forms. Bottom right: a stylized portrait of a woman in sunglasses, with a red and blue color scheme. The page is marked with 'BERLIN 2025' and 'P31'.

Single & Double-Page Layouts.
Designed for collectors & industry professionals.
Sharing the stories behind the art.
Only 150 artists featured per issue. A total of 300 editions in 3 different versions.