This is a magazine

This is a magazine (about nothing)
Editors Andy Simionato, Karen ann Donnachie
Categories Fashion, art, design
Frequency Irregular
Circulation Various
Publisher Donnachie, Simionato & Son
First issue 2002
Country Italy
Based in Italy
Language English
Website Thisisamagazine.com
ISSN 1721-4904

This is a magazine is an experimental art publication founded in 2002 by Donnachie, Simionato & Son. "One of the best known"[1] flip-book style online magazines it has also published in a variety of formats including a Powerpoint edition, Animated GIF collections as well as video peep-shows and sound-objects. Alongside the internet specific episodes a series of hard-cover printed books or compendia and multi-media projects such as the Everything Will Be OK have been published.

The project is considered “highly influential” in Lauren Parker's Victoria & Albert Museum book on internet publications, Interplay[2] and "a publishing phenomenon" by Adrian Shaughnessy in The UK Journal for Made Images, Varoom.[3]

In an interview for UK magazine Graphics International,[4] New York designer and artist Stefan Sagmeister said “I just think This is a magazine is one of the most interesting publications out there...I followed it from the start and was consistently surprised by its inventiveness”

"Redefining what it means to call something a magazine",[5] This is a magazine's editorial style combines artworks by internet artists with found internet ephemera. Over the past decade the project has been exhibited in a number of museums and galleries and has been the subject for publications on art, design, and new media for its ability to move beyond traditional models of curation, publication production, and distribution.

Selected contributing artists

Compendia

Exhibitions and conferences

References

  1. Lauren Parker, Interplay, p.60 V&A Museum, 2005
  2. Lauren Parker, Interplay, V&A Museum, 2005.
  3. Adrian Shaughnessy, Varoom Magazine, UK, 2006.
  4. Graphics International N.105, p.34 2003, Adventures in Publishing Ltd, UK
  5. Christopher Tew, Arco04 Exhibition Catalogue, Spain, 2004

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