Under the Cover

Under the Cover Under the Cover is a contemporary bookshop in Lisbon that offers international magazines, journals, books & artworks carefully chosen to inspire readers.

Under the Cover is an unconventional bookshop based in Lisbon, located near the appeasing Gulbenkian Park and the simmering Modern Art Center. We offer a wide range of international magazines, journals, books and artworks that encourage the reader to explore new contemporary subjects and take different points of view. Our reading materials cover all kind of topics, from art, fashion, photography,

food, traveling, architecture, culture and society, to design, literature and music. We are drawn to free expression and provocative thinking.

19/08/2026

Summer vibes ☀️

NEW! The (humanistreview.ai) is a quarterly publication edited and curated by Anabelle Nicoud and creative-directed by...
10/08/2026

NEW! The (humanistreview.ai) is a quarterly publication edited and curated by Anabelle Nicoud and creative-directed by Samuel Rhoads Clarke. It brings together thinkers from different fields to explore the impact of AI on society.

A window worth stopping for 📚Inside: the The Guardian ’s Long Read magazine — a beautifully crafted collection of compel...
22/07/2026

A window worth stopping for 📚

Inside: the The Guardian ’s Long Read magazine — a beautifully crafted collection of compelling journalism, where food meets philosophy, football meets cults, and AI sits alongside the power of human memory.

Unexpected stories. Bold design. Journalism worth lingering over.

14/07/2026

TOP SECRET! 🤫 &censorship

23/06/2026

FIRST ISSUE! .mag Issue One — Pilot — unfolds as a composite of research, documentation, and visual interpretation. It moves between scientific inquiry, cultural reflection, and speculative narrative, assembling contributions that consider the realities and mythologies of space travel. Questions of inheritance and futurity run throughout: what knowledge is carried forward, how new societies might be structured beyond Earth, and who is shaping the next phase of cosmic exploration.

Across its pages, historical material and contemporary perspectives intersect. Debris from an early American spacecraft, recovered from a 1970s crash in Western Australia, is revisited through annotated science fiction texts by Charlie Fox. Chris Kraus engages a new generation of trainee astronauts in conversation, while Charlie Duke reflects on his experience of walking on the Moon, grounding the publication in both lived history and projected futures.

The issue brings together original works spanning photography, fashion, and visual art, forming a shifting field of image-making that moves between the documentary and the constructed. Contributors include Claire Barrow, Ellie Grace Cu***ng, Trent Parke, Clementine Schneidermann, Oscar Foster Kane, and Rory Mullen, among others.

Rather than offering a fixed perspective, SPACE JUNK operates as an open-ended assemblage — a convergence of disciplines and sensibilities that reflects an evolving cultural attitude toward space as both frontier and fiction.

In our window display this week is the latest edition of Imagine5 | Naturally curious — The Wild Issue — featuring Zach ...
17/06/2026

In our window display this week is the latest edition of Imagine5 | Naturally curious — The Wild Issue — featuring Zach Galifianakis! 🌱

From flourishing gardens and roaming wolves to rewilding initiatives, meaningful fashion, and the hidden brilliance of insects, Volume 5 is packed with inspiring stories and discoveries from around the world.

16/06/2026

Bored of the endless scroll? We’ve got you covered! 😎📚

The shop is packed with new goodies just waiting to be discovered. Don’t believe us? Come see for yourself and find your next favorite read! ✨📖

26/05/2026

It was worth the four-year wait — welcome back, ✨

Issue 11 lands with 208 pages + 2 supplement booklets, featuring Paul Takahashi, Nicolas Godin, Kiki Kudo, Jean Touitou, Frankie Teardrop, Jamie Tiller, Sound Metaphors, OKO DJ, Ariel Zetina, and Fraser Cooke.

Also inside: “Plant Bar,” a short story by Luke Jenner, and the visual feature “Eddie Ruscha: Sound / Waves.” 📖

LISBON & COFFEE! 🖤☕️ is a new magazine built on coffee.This first issue takes a close look at our home city , a city w...
20/05/2026

LISBON & COFFEE! 🖤☕️ is a new magazine built on coffee.

This first issue takes a close look at our home city , a city where old cafés and new ideas exist side by side. Where coffee becomes more than a drink — a space, a system, a way of living.

It explores the city through the people shaping its evolving coffee culture, alongside conversations on fermentation, value, water, taste, and the human realities behind the industry.

Issue 37 is here! 📚 Featuring .myles, marking the first time photographs of the celebrated writer’s desert home have be...
06/05/2026

Issue 37 is here! 📚 Featuring .myles, marking the first time photographs of the celebrated writer’s desert home have been published. The Chelsea Girls author reflects candidly on their legacy and newfound ‘retirement’, with portraits by Cole Barash offering an intimate look at Myles’ life outside of their famed East Village apartment.

Also in this issue: Rosalind Nashashibi, a London-based filmmaker and painter of Palestinian descent; award-winning director Rodrigo Sorogoyen; Enzo Cucchi, a leading figure of Italy’s Transavanguardia movement; Grey Gardens’ Jerry Torre; and more.

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Rua Marquês Sá Da Bandeira 88B
Lisbon
1050-150

Horário de Funcionamento

Segunda-feira 11:00 - 19:00
Terça-feira 11:00 - 19:00
Quarta-feira 11:00 - 19:00
Quinta-feira 11:00 - 19:00
Sexta-feira 11:00 - 19:00
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