Timechain Art Magazine Opens Pre-sale for Edition One
The fine-art journal rebrands and launches pre-orders for its 154-page debut edition featuring 30 artists.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Fine Art
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Timechain Art Magazine, formerly known as Bitcoin Art Magazine, has opened pre-sales for its inaugural 154-page fine-art journal. The publication features works from 30 artists and includes 70 pages dedicated to full-page artwork.
Why it matters
The rebrand to Timechain Art Magazine reflects a strategic expansion in the publication's editorial scope. This shift signals a broader focus for the journal as it moves beyond its former niche identity.
Edition One features 70 pages of full-page artwork within its 154-page total length. The publication is available in four tiers, ranging from a $42 open edition to a limited Patron Edition priced at $3,000.
The players
Timechain Art Magazine
A fine-art publication that recently rebranded from Bitcoin Art Magazine to broaden its editorial reach.
Lawrence Lepard
A contributor who authored the foreword for the inaugural edition of the magazine.
The details
The magazine is an 8.5-by-11-inch softcover journal that utilizes premium paper and cover stock for artwork reproduction. Edition One includes a foreword written by Lawrence Lepard.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: Timechain Art Magazine opened pre-sale for Edition One.
Industry Dynamics
The transition to a premium print journal reflects a growing trend where digital-first publications pivot to high-end physical media to establish artistic legitimacy. This expansion allows the brand to capture a wider audience within the traditional fine-art market.
Readers can currently secure copies through pre-order, with limited editions including foil cover and hardcover versions capped at 200 and 100 copies respectively. Physical review copies of the journal are expected to be available to selected media outlets following the print run.
The takeaway
Collectors interested in limited-run physical art media can now choose between four distinct tiers of access for the journal debut. The publication serves as a new platform for 30 featured artists to present their work on premium paper stock.
Further reading
Explore more developments in the creative sector on our Fine Art page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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