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<strong>MEDIA</strong> <strong>KIT</strong> <strong>2009</strong><br />
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artinfo.com
miSSion StatEmEnt<br />
modern painters is the definitive international source for analysis of contemporary art<br />
and culture—from painting and sculpture to photography, film, architecture, design, and<br />
performance. our oversized pages are visually dynamic, full of artwork by some of the most<br />
exciting talents working today, much of it previously unseen. the writing—by some of the best<br />
known voices inside and outside of the art world—is fresh, incisive, and above all accessible.<br />
“not only does modern painters offer intimate, intriguing glimpses into the lives and minds of<br />
today’s most eminent creators, but it also has a unique and proven flair for discovering the art<br />
stars of the future.”<br />
christopher turner, executive editor<br />
fo r m o r e i n fo r m at i o n , p l e as e g o to w w w. a r t i n fo.co m
in EVErY iSSUE<br />
introducing<br />
we profile two international artists who are on the rise.<br />
features<br />
modern painters takes you into the studio of a major artist to reveal his or her working method<br />
and preview some works in progress. artists themselves write about their current projects,<br />
influences, and aspirations. the world’s most profound thinkers, scholars, and essayists offer<br />
insightful perspectives on today’s culture.<br />
field Guide<br />
Brief, lively informative previews of forthcoming international exhibitions, books, films,<br />
biennials, and festivals. Q & as with the curators and artists behind these events.<br />
Diary<br />
our longtime contributing editor, the broadcaster and best-selling art writer matthew collings,<br />
writes an opinionated diary about the art world.<br />
artist’s collection<br />
each month an artist talks to modern painters about their collection, and how it feeds into<br />
their work.<br />
report<br />
provocative commentary by outspoken international contributors, from places as varied as<br />
Kabul and cannes.<br />
Working Practice<br />
modern painters documents an artist’s method as they create a work.<br />
on Location<br />
a monthly focus on an art world hotspot, tied into an upcoming citywide event.<br />
architecture/Design<br />
a look at the most compelling projects that we think our reader’s should know about.<br />
reviews<br />
modern painters’s leading critics write five lead reviews and twelve capsules reporting on the<br />
best shows around the world.<br />
Book reviews<br />
authoritative assessment of the most anticipated volumes, along with a round-up of the most<br />
important releases of the month.<br />
Backpage<br />
an artist puts 5 questions to their artistic hero.<br />
fo r m o r e i n fo r m at i o n , p l e as e g o to w w w. a r t i n fo.co m
contriBUtorS<br />
Vince aletti<br />
arthur c Danto<br />
matthew collings<br />
Brian Dillon<br />
norman foster<br />
martin Herbert<br />
matthew Higgs<br />
a.m Homes<br />
EDitoriaL aDViSorY BoarD<br />
siri Husvedt<br />
wayne Koestenbaum<br />
rachel Kushner<br />
alan licht<br />
Jeremy millar<br />
ed park<br />
francine prose<br />
Jonathan romney<br />
Karen rosenberg<br />
fo r m o r e i n fo r m at i o n , p l e as e g o to w w w. a r t i n fo.co m<br />
ralph rugoff<br />
Jerry saltz<br />
adrian searle<br />
paul schimmel<br />
Barry schwabsky<br />
Katy siegel<br />
alec soth<br />
tom Vanderbilt<br />
tiqui atencio<br />
ross Bleckner<br />
francesco clemente<br />
paola cussi<br />
alexis gregory<br />
H. r. H. prince Jean de luxembourg<br />
H. e. Jaime de marichalar, Duke of lugo<br />
peter marino<br />
sydney picasso<br />
norman rosenthal<br />
David salle<br />
susan weber soros<br />
robert wilson
<strong>2009</strong> EDitoriaL caLEnDar<br />
SEPtEmBEr octoBEr<br />
noVEmBEr<br />
DEc/Jan<br />
china Photography mixed feature Well Special issue:<br />
• photographer christopher • a.m. Homes talks to<br />
• an interview with Jenny Holzer<br />
Emerging artists<br />
makos on his historic 1982 catherine opie on the eve ahead of her mca exhibition modern painters presents the<br />
visit to china with<br />
of the photographer’s • martin Herbert on Japanese artists who will be making<br />
andy warhol<br />
guggenheim retrospective. sound artist ryoji ikeda headlines in the coming year.<br />
• leng lin, curator and the opie will provide an exclusive • modern painters commissions Also:<br />
president of pacewilden- original photo for our cover. sculptor Brian Dettmer to • legendary singer-songwriter<br />
stein Beijing, interviews<br />
artists who’ve been notably<br />
• portfolio: alec soth showcases carve up an issue of ruskin’s<br />
a new series of photographs book modern painters<br />
neil Young’s influence on the<br />
current generation of artists<br />
influenced by warhol<br />
• Barbara pollack talks to<br />
exclusively in modern painters<br />
• magnum photographer martin<br />
• portrait tag: a special<br />
portfolio featuring an<br />
• mp’s critics pick the best<br />
of 2008<br />
Beijing’s art stars on the<br />
demise of censorship in<br />
china<br />
parr on his photo collection<br />
• aperture reissues paul<br />
fusco’s classic photo book<br />
artist who’s done a portrait<br />
of another artist, who’s<br />
done a portrait of another<br />
• the House of the future<br />
• Viktor & rolf design<br />
celebratory spectacles to<br />
Also:<br />
rfK train<br />
artist, etc. (francis Bacon by ring in the last year of the<br />
• “culture & the cold war” Plus, a Special Election lucian freud, freud by frank aughts, exclusively for<br />
at the Victoria & albert Package:<br />
auerbach, auerbach by r.B. modern painters<br />
museum<br />
• shepard fairey, who designed Kitaj, and so on)<br />
• steve mcQueen’s<br />
prize-winning cannes debut<br />
• an interview with video artist<br />
tony oursler<br />
• mark wallinger discusses his<br />
plans to build the world’s<br />
the obama “change” posters,<br />
on his iconic election art<br />
• the aesthetics of the election:<br />
branding the presidential<br />
candidates<br />
• white House: redux at<br />
• floating cities, from the<br />
netherlands to Dubai and<br />
new orleans<br />
• artists’ pranks: when a court<br />
of law fails to find an artistic<br />
statement funny<br />
BonUs DistriBUtion<br />
• art Basel miami<br />
Advertising close: 10/14<br />
Materials due: 10/16<br />
On sale: 12/1<br />
largest public sculpture storefront for architecture Also:<br />
• the first-ever afghanistan • Barack obama and John • the new orleans Biennial<br />
contemporary art prize mccain tell modern painters • architect David chipperfield<br />
• nina Katchadourian poses 5 what their favorite artwork on designing a new museum<br />
questions to her artistic hero is and why (and a psychologist island in Berlin<br />
mierle Ukeles<br />
analyzes the results)<br />
• matthews collings on nick<br />
serota’s cy twombly exhibition<br />
• Quinn latimer talks to the<br />
Kabakovs about working<br />
with russian oligarch roman<br />
ambramovich<br />
• Haegue Yang documents<br />
her new work exclusively for<br />
Also:<br />
• sol lewitt’s permanent<br />
installation at mass moca<br />
• glenn ligon on the<br />
anniversary of the civil rights<br />
movement<br />
• sao paulo Biennial<br />
BonUs DistriBUtion<br />
• paris photo<br />
• shanghai art fair<br />
Advertising close: 9/16<br />
Materials due: 9/18<br />
On sale: 11/3<br />
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• Z00 art fair<br />
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• red Dot london<br />
• sH contemporary<br />
• scope london<br />
• 20/21 British art fair<br />
• fiac<br />
• art Beijing<br />
• Bridge art fair<br />
• art singapore<br />
• art forum Berlin<br />
• Kiaf<br />
Advertising close: 8/12<br />
Advertising close: 7/15 Materials due: 8/14<br />
Materials due: 7/17<br />
On sale: 9/1<br />
On sale: 10/1<br />
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