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OYLA Magazine is now available on the Exact Editions digital platform

Exact Editions is pleased to announce science children’s title, OYLA Magazine, is now available to institutional and individual subscribers.

OYLA Magazine has been published in more than six languages across 10 countries since its launch in 2015. Every issue of OYLA is made by an international team of visionaries, educators, scientists and science journalists. OYLA’s goal is to introduce our young readers to the beauty, wonder and tremendous potential of science, making it an open subject accessible to all.… Keep Reading

Spike Art Magazine is now available on the Exact Editions digital platform

Exact Editions is pleased to announce the complete digital archive of bilingual contemporary art magazine, Spike Art, is now available to institutional and individual subscribers.

Spike, founded in 2004, is a place for criticism and unconventional ideas, mixing writing on themes urgent and forever unresolved, from “Web3” and “After Beauty” to “Plants” and “Patriarchy.” Sometimes controversial but always inventive: Spike Art has never been afraid to push boundaries. It
has been a soapbox for cultural critics and literary essayists, … Keep Reading

Opera (with Opera News) Magazine: A History

Opera is an art form that tells a story through beautifully written live music and singing. Since the first ever opera, Dafne, was performed in Florence in 1597, opera has become an influential artistic discipline that has captivated audiences around the world.

Read by opera-lovers and industry professionals alike, Opera magazine has been covering all things related to the operatic art form every month since February 1950. The magazine has now become one of the most trusted sources of … Keep Reading

New Welsh Review’s full archive is now available on the Exact Editions digital platform

Exact Editions is pleased to announce that the full archive of New Welsh Review is now available to individual and institutional subscribers. Readers can now search for back issues going back to the very first issue published in 1988 with over 30 years of searchable content to explore as well as new issues published.

Founded in 1988 as the successor to The Welsh Review (1939–1948), Dock Leaves and The Anglo-Welsh Review (1949–1987), New Welsh Review is Wales’s foremost literary magazine … Keep Reading

Artist Blacksmith is now available on the Exact Editions digital platform


Exact Editions is pleased to announce, in partnership with the British Artist Blacksmiths Association (BABA), that members can now access the complete digital archive of the organisation’s magazine. Artist Blacksmith is additionally available to institutional subscribers. Members can explore the fully-searchable archive stretching back to 1979 as well as new issues published on a quarterly basis. 

Over its history, Artist Blacksmith has developed from a simple black and white publication into a full-colour, 52-page, glossy magazine about creative blacksmithing. Featuring … Keep Reading

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