The Collection
Daleen FouchéThe Collection is a digital magazine for the curious and the creative. A field guide to the things worth paying attention to. Publishes once a quarter as beautifully curated flipbook.
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| Issues | 11 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Slow Growth— Issue 06 is Here
Welcome to Issue 06 of The Collection, themed Slow Growth.
This is the first issue published in the new quarterly rhythm and the theme echoes this slower pace of publishing. I hope you enjoy this slow read as we enter a new season and new...
With Love from Shanghai
I am writing this on the eve of my two day flight to Shanghai. My bags are 70% packed, my passport has been populated with a Chinese Visa and I am tending to some last minutes attempts to ensure my technological eco-system can function in C...
Extraordinary Women from the Past
Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman (born Elizabeth
Jane Cochran, 1864 – 1922.
In 1887, a young reporter named Elizabeth Jane Cochrane walked into a New York City mental asylum, faked madness and spent ten days inside documenting what she fou...
Extraordinary Women from the Past
Dr. James Barry, Inspector General of
Military Hospitals. Cape Town, 1816–1828.
A portrait claimed to be of Dr James Barry from Museum Africa, Johannesburg.
In 1865, a military surgeon named Dr James Barry died in London after a ca...
Visions of Home — Issue 05 is here
This issue is called Visions of Home, and it explores the gap between the home we imagine and the one we actually live in. Inside you’ll meet Sophy Gray, South Africa’s first woman architect, who designed 40 churches with no formal training...
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Collector, curator, dabbler and firm believer that curiosity and creativity belong to everyone. I publish The Collection, a quarterly magazine for people who love stories and the ideas that change how they see the world.
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