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Upon releasing our “Art & COlor” issue last year as a special one-year anniversary tribute, we knew immediately the theme would need to become an annual tradition. It only seemed right to celebrate with a bright and colorful pop of artistic creativity that would represent both June and JUly, as we were still bi-monthly.

Upon releasing our “Art & COlor” issue last year as a special one-year anniversary
tribute, we knew immediately the theme would need to become an annual tradition. It only seemed right to celebrate with a bright and colorful pop of artistic creativity that would represent both June and JUly, as we were still bi-monthly.

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FOREWORD<br />

Upon releasing our “Art & COlor” issue last<br />

year as a special one-year anniversary<br />

tribute, we knew immediately the theme would<br />

need to become an annual tradition. It only<br />

seemed right to celebrate with a bright and<br />

colorful pop of artistic creativity that would<br />

represent both June and JUly, as we were still<br />

bi-monthly. Since then, we’ve published one<br />

issue every single month successfully.<br />

While contemplating ideas for what type of<br />

editorials to feature in this year’s art &<br />

color issue, we decided to go with a range of<br />

concepts that our team feels depict a diverse<br />

photographic interpretation of the theme.<br />

These concepts include everything from black<br />

lights and cosmic backgrounds to canvaspainted<br />

skin and graphic illustration.<br />

We open our anniversary issue with “Prisms of<br />

Light,” photographed by Marijana Gligic, who<br />

many remember by her cover art and “Surreal<br />

Gardens” editorial last month. This shoot<br />

subtly introduces our color concept without<br />

overwhelming the eyes too early on. Ausra<br />

Osipaviciute’s “Acid Land” starts the party<br />

with playful use of color and lighting, while<br />

photographer Pieke Roelofs gives us full-on<br />

black light dance party.<br />

Cover artist Claudia Link’s “Primary Strokes”<br />

uses the body as a paint canvas, as Adriano<br />

Campos conveys an artsy interpretation of<br />

society in “Technicolor World.” Perhaps one of<br />

the more unique creations in the book is<br />

Eugenio Recuenco’s “Picturing Picasso,” where<br />

modern photographic interpretations of<br />

Picasso’s works are showcased alongside the<br />

original paintings.<br />

Lucky for you, those are just a few of the<br />

incredible shoots curated for this issue.<br />

Congratulations to the entire Uptempo Magazine<br />

team on a another incredible year!<br />

Stay tuned for our “Summer Heat” issue, which<br />

will put temperatures through the roof!<br />

Joseph Gualtiere<br />

Publisher | Editor-in-Chief

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