Supersonic transport : a survey of independent pop culture magazines
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R009812 Ned. Fotomuseum CDN EXH VANCOUVER 2000
TitleSupersonic transport : a survey of independent pop culture magazines
Corporate author
Place of publicationVancouver
PublisherCharles H. Scott Gallery
Year of publication2000
Pagination[55]
Illustrationscolour
Dimensions22 x 17 cm.
MaterialTentoonstellingscatalogus
Document TypeBook
ISBN0921356188
Bibliographic Notespb;
Persons keyword Vancouver Charles H. Scott Gallery, British Columbia, CDN
Abstract
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Charles H. Scott Gallery from 15 March to 24 April 2000.
We cite from the introduction :
"As a survey of design and editorial strategies of independent pop culture magazines from cities as diverse as New York, Tokyo, Stockholm and Amsterdam, Supersonic Transport explores a recently emerged publishing region between the marginalized world of zines and that of mass-marketed magazines. These hybrid publications fall under a broad canopy of cultural content such as art, music, fashion, design and youth culture. The exhibition's pseudo-archival structure marks out subtle representational trends and differences found within a wide range of local variants which mediate a series of attitudes within the cultural logic of late Capitalism, infusing international debates with regional styles and dialects."
We cite from the introduction :
"As a survey of design and editorial strategies of independent pop culture magazines from cities as diverse as New York, Tokyo, Stockholm and Amsterdam, Supersonic Transport explores a recently emerged publishing region between the marginalized world of zines and that of mass-marketed magazines. These hybrid publications fall under a broad canopy of cultural content such as art, music, fashion, design and youth culture. The exhibition's pseudo-archival structure marks out subtle representational trends and differences found within a wide range of local variants which mediate a series of attitudes within the cultural logic of late Capitalism, infusing international debates with regional styles and dialects."
| Copy number | R009812 |
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| Shelf mark | CDN EXH VANCOUVER 2000 |