TIME FOR PEACE COLLECTOR MAGAZINE
In an age overwhelmed by social media, instant information and increasingly unreliable sources, Time for Peace Collector Magazine was created to offer something different: a publication designed not only to be read, but to be kept.
More than a magazine, it is conceived as a collector’s edition — an elegant large-format publication dedicated to exceptional stories, remarkable personalities and inspiring places that continue to enrich our understanding of the world and of one another.
Its editorial philosophy is guided by a simple conviction:
“The stories that remind us what it means to be human.”
Launched in New York during the 1997 Time for Peace Film & Music Awards Ceremony and Dinner Concert, Time for Peace has, for nearly three decades, brought together voices from the worlds of cinema, literature, music, photography, diplomacy, science, culture and humanitarian action.
Throughout its history, Time for Peace has been associated with internationally recognised personalities including Steven Spielberg, Céline Dion, Hilary Swank, Roberto Benigni, Stevie Wonder, Edward Zwick and many others whose work reflects artistic excellence and human values.
The magazine has published exclusive interviews, essays and contributions from filmmakers, actors, writers, artists, ambassadors and cultural leaders whose work reflects creativity, excellence and human dignity.
From its very first issue, renowned photographers such as Duane Michals and later Peter Beard contributed to shaping the visual identity and spirit of the publication. It has also featured contributions from distinguished filmmakers and writers including Michael Winterbottom, Richard LaGravenese, Jim Loach, Peter Schneider and Karen Duve.
Each edition is carefully curated around a limited number of exclusive interviews and original editorial stories dedicated to cinema, literature, visual arts, culture, hospitality, travel and the people whose work contributes to a richer understanding of the human experience.
Published in a deluxe large-format collector edition (11″ x 14″ / 28 cm x 37 cm), Time for Peace Collector Magazine reaches an international readership of approximately 15,000 selected readers including film industry professionals, cultural institutions, ambassadors, business leaders, luxury hospitality groups, universities, foundations and international organisations.
To become a partner of Time for Peace Collector Magazine is not simply to appear in a publication; it is to be associated with an international editorial initiative dedicated to culture, creativity, human dignity and the stories that continue to inspire future generations.
Today, Time for Peace Collector Magazine enters a new chapter through the development of the Time for Peace Screen Portal — an international platform dedicated to identifying, promoting and preserving films and audiovisual works that embody artistic excellence, human dignity and universal values.
Future editions of the magazine will serve as a bridge between the printed publication and the Screen Portal, creating a unique editorial environment where exceptional stories, voices and creative works continue their journey beyond the printed page.
Beginning in 2027, subscribers will also have access to a dedicated digital archive through Time for Peace Online News, where selected stories published in the Collector Magazine will remain accessible to future generations.
