Inside MyRetro | November 2026 Edition
November 2026. The Poster Chronicles has a new front page, MyRetroPoster is easier to explore, and we’re making room for more voices in the journal. Here’s what’s changed and what’s coming next.
A new front page for The Poster Chronicles
We wanted opening The Poster Chronicles to feel like opening a journal. A story leads the edition. Recent articles have a place of their own, and pieces from the archive can come back into view. If you’re drawn to a particular subject, you can browse by section, from Art & Culture and Places & Stories to Interiors & Decor.
We wanted the stories themselves to be more pleasant to read, too, with a clearer layout and room to spend time with the images. We’ve brought that same approach to the November email edition, with a masthead, a lead story and a selection of pieces to read at your own pace.
Explore The Poster Chronicles →
New voices for The Poster Chronicles
Redesigning the journal made us think about whose stories we’d like to read next. What might an art history student discover about a city by looking through its old travel posters? What would a journalism student bring back from an afternoon in an artist’s studio? How might an artist write about an exhibition that changed the way they see their own work?
We already have a few people in mind for our first collaborations, and we’d love to hear from people we haven’t met yet. We want to make room for different ways of looking at the things we care about here: poster art, the places we travel to, the images we live with and the people who make them.
We’d like to help contributors find an angle and develop a piece they can publish under their own name. If you’re a student, an artist, a writer or someone with a story to share, we’d love to see what you’re working on. It could be an essay you’d like to adapt, an interview you’ve already recorded, a photo story or a few lines about something you’d like to explore.
Share a story idea with Pam → A few lines about the subject and what drew you to it are enough to start. If you already have a piece or a portfolio, feel free to include a link.
A simpler way to explore MyRetroPoster
If you know the place you’re looking for, start with Destinations. If you have a subject in mind, try Shop by Theme. And if a print makes you curious about who made it, Artists & Collections is a way into the work of Alecse, Cha and Shree. We’ve also made poster sizes easier to compare as you browse.
We’ve clarified the options for making a poster your own, too. Choose Customize to adapt an existing poster, Personalize to add your details to a design made for that purpose, or Commissioned to start an original piece with an artist.
Explore the MyRetroPoster shop →
A note on shipping
We’ve been absorbing shipping costs on poster orders. Carrier rates have risen, and the cost of sending a print varies considerably depending on where it’s going. We’re preparing to introduce shipping charges that take those differences into account. We’ll share the details before the change takes effect.
Come see us in Sitges or Barcelona
We have two MyRetroPoster galleries, one in Sitges and one in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. If you’re nearby, come in and see the prints in person. It’s a good way to compare sizes, look closely at the paper and colours, or simply tell us about a place you’d love to see on the wall.
See you in the next edition,
Pam, Cha & Alecse