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Archive for the ‘Events’ Category
Just a reminder that if you’re in London, you should really make a point of stopping by the Church of London offices for the MagCulture pop-up store — I love the vinyls they put on the window/door to the entrance (pictured). Jeremy is there most of the time, so good chance to have a chat [...]
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This article was posted on December 7, 2011 under the category Events, Print, and covers the following topics: Church of London, Colophon, Jeremy Leslie, MagCulture, Pop-Up Store
The flyer (or poster or thing) that Richard Turley created for the upcoming SPD47 Awards is pretty damn great. I love the energy and sense of humor they are putting into it this year (we have Turley, Jeremy Leslie, and Luke Hayman to thank for that), and I think it’s going to get a lot [...]
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This article was posted on December 1, 2011 under the category Events, News, and covers the following topics: Awards, Flyer, Jeremy Leslie, Luke Hayman, Poster, Richard Turley, SPD, SPD47
Great news for fans of indie magazines who don’t have access to a decent newsstand. MagCulture has been selling hand-picked titles for a while now, but has just launched a robust online store to sell even more. As Jeremy explains, “it exists to provide access to magazines we review and like, but that are often hard [...]
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This article was posted on November 28, 2011 under the category Events, News, Print, and covers the following topics: Church of London, Elsie, Gym Class Magazine, Jeremy Leslie, MagCulture, Online Store, Pop-Up Store, Put a Egg On It
Jeremy posted the announcement on his MagCulture site earlier this month, but the sad news is that the Colophon magazine festival is officially no more — read the details here. The good news though is that that he suggests that he will produce some new events under the MagCulture name, so even though we may [...]
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This article was posted on November 20, 2011 under the category Events, and covers the following topics: Colophon, Jeremy Leslie, MagCulture
A round-up of magazine-related news bits. The New Yorker is Conde Nast’s most successful iPad edition. This past weekend saw the creation of a new issue of Longshot — the web version is available online. Carson Magazine has now been retitled Untitled Magazine. A guide on publishing ebooks to Amazon (Kindle) and the iBookstore. Via @petermeyers [...]
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This article was posted on August 1, 2011 under the category Events, News, and covers the following topics: Amazon, App, Carson, Conde Nast, ePub, Future US, iBookstore, Inc., iPad, Khoi Vin, Kindle, Longshot, SPD, Subscriptions, The New Yorker, Think Quarterly, Time, Untitled
Here’s a terrific video report on the first Printout! event held in London last month, organized by the fine folks at Stack and the magtastic Jeremy Leslie. Surely an event that any magaziner would kill to attend (I know I would). Please note that the the second Printout! is happening this Thursday (June 9) in [...]
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This article was posted on June 6, 2011 under the category Events, Print, and covers the following topics: Jeremy Leslie, Printout, Stack, Video
Some very good news came out this week, and it involves the event that every magaziner wishes he could attend, Colophon. On hiatus since the last edition back in 2009, and it was just announced that organizers are launching a new traveling exhibition entitled “The Rise of Print.” From the Colophone site: “The Rise of Print [...]
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This article was posted on May 14, 2011 under the category Events, and covers the following topics: Colophon, Exhibition, The Rise of Print
If you’ll allow me to put on my hat as executive director of the PechaKucha organization for a moment, I’d like to make a mention here of a big project we’ve been working on, the Global PechaKucha Day – Inspire Japan fundraiser, the core of which will happen this Saturday (April 16), with cities all [...]
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This article was posted on April 14, 2011 under the category Events, and covers the following topics: Architecture for Humanity, Global PechaKucha Day, Inspire Japan, iPhone, Luis Mendo, PechaKucha
Earlier this year, Tokyo-based independent publisher and creative house Knee High Media celebrated its 15th anniversary, and it marked the event by exhibiting all of the publications it produced over the years as part of last summer’s Tokyo Art Book Fair — a smaller version, with 15 magazines, was part of my magazine exhibition, the [...]
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This article was posted on December 3, 2010 under the category Commentary, Events, Print, and covers the following topics: Events, Print
As I just posted on SNOW Magazine, the latest edition of the always excellent “Magazine Library” has been extended until the end of the month due to popular demand — big congrats to David and the crew for putting together another great exhibition. I had a chance to quickly check it out last week — [...]
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This article was posted on October 11, 2010 under the category Events, and covers the following topics: Events, Magazine Library, Magazines, SNOW Magazine Cafe