"Art magazines operate in a sphere of journalism that knows none of the rules of logic, grammar, coherence or entertainment value that generally prevail in the world of the published.
To get published in an art magazine you need to follow criteria that are almost the total opposite of what you need to write for general publications. Anything that might interest or enlighten the general reader - or any reader - is to be ruthlessly avoided.
This is why there is almost no crossover between such magazines and the mainstream press."
To get published in an art magazine you need to follow criteria that are almost the total opposite of what you need to write for general publications. Anything that might interest or enlighten the general reader - or any reader - is to be ruthlessly avoided.
This is why there is almost no crossover between such magazines and the mainstream press."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/jonathanjonesblog
"Why must art magazines be so glamour obsessed?"
I'm sick of the new breed of celebrity-struck art magazines feeding off a glamourous art world that doesn't exist
Jonathan Jones
guardian.co.uk, Thursday 16 April 2009
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a coisa não se restringe às revistas de arte e prolonga-se nas prosas sobre arte da imprensa em geral (excepto o Guardian?). Esses magazines são tb o mainstream.
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