A contemporary magazine
September-October Issue 2009
Featuring:
Metahaven by Brian Kuan Wood; Tris Vonna-Michell by Hans Ulrich Obrist; Deimantas Narkevicius by Cecilia Canziani; Galleria Emi Fontana by Barbara Casavecchia; PIONEERS: Franz Erhard Walther by Simone Menegoi; PANORAMA: K-M in Athens by Praxitelis Kondylis; ENIGMA n.3 by John Miller; Brian Kennon by Catherine Taft; PORTRAIT: Mixedmedia Berlin by Carson Chan; Pierre Leguillon by Manuel Cirauqui, Roman Ondák by Pierre Bal-Blanc; Special Project by Rossella Biscotti.
And introducing two new sections:
MONO, a monographic analysis of an artist. The first is Jason Dodge with words by Jason Dodge, Vanessa Joan Müller, Dieter Roelstraete, Luca Cerizza.
KALEIDOSCOPE FILES including: Kuehn Malvezzi (Architecture), Dorothy Iannone by Brian Sholis (Art), Bonnie Seeman by Felix Burrichter (Design), Damir Doma by Angelo Flaccavento (Fashion), The Telephone Book by Xerxes Cook (Film), Dave Eggers by Tim Small (Literature), Villa Diamante by Peter Shapiro (Music), Jonas Zakaitis by Matthew Post (People), Archive Journal by Andrew Bonacina (Publishing), Motto Berlin by Maxime Buechi (Spots).
Plus news, reviews and our themed section on “The Nineties” including “No Man’s Land” by Chris Wiley, “Every Other Decade” by Maurizio Cattelan, “Philippe Parreno’s Moving Targets” by Martin Herbert, “Documenta X, Kassel 1997″ by Paola Nicolin, “Boys for Sale” by Bruce Hainley and “Some of 1991″ by Bob Nickas.
The September-October issue will also be available at Artforum Berlin, Frieze Art Fair in London and FIAC Paris.
Kaleidoscope is the first European free magazine of contemporary art and culture, a bimonthly publication with a circulation of more than 70,000 copies distributed across an international network of 25 countries at a total of 500 points of distribution, to an audience of up to 300,000 readers.
Kaleidoscope boldly intends to create a platform for information that will satisfy the demands of the contemporary art enthusiast—an attentive and demanding reader with a discerning eye on the art scene who requires, above all, that a magazine be a faithful guide, capable of orienting his or her appreciation toward new avenues and discoveries. Kaleidoscope is also committed to fostering genuine engagement and research, whether in the form of images or cultural criticism. Prestigious writers, challenging exchanges between artists and curators, and the magazine’s authoritative voice will all contribute to shaping contemporary discourse. While Kaleidoscope’s focus is on contemporary art, the magazine also presents incursions into related fields, such as architecture, design and fashion.
Alongside the publication of the magazine, Kaleidoscope’s initiatives include:
- a project space for exhibitions, located in our headquarters in Milan and animated by a rigorous and highly selective program. The space also features an extensive stock of international art, architecture, design and fashion magazines available to browse or buy. Upcoming exhibition: Salvatore Arancio, opening on September 18.
- an editorial production of catalogs and monographs, academic texts, artists’ books and editions. From time to time, our publications will assume different formats and strategies of distribution. Our aim is to explore all the opportunities offered by printed matter and publications in general for a variety of customers who seek a stimulating and dependable partner.
- an art agency at the disposal of both institutions and private organizations in need of a highly professional consulting staff, skilled at developing all the stages of a project, from production to communication strategies.
To check out the list of Kaleidoscope distribution spots, download the new issue for free or learn more about the project, please visit our website: www.thekaleidoscope.eu
For further information, please contact us at: info@thekaleidoscope.eu.
KALEIDOSCOPE
Asso S.r.l.
Galleria Buenos Aires, 10
20124 Milan, Italy
TEL +39 02 365 355 63
FAX +39 02 365 361 17
