Frieze magazine announced today that it will bring on a new editor, turning the top spot on the hip monthly’s masthead into a triumvirate. The New York–based Dan Fox will now edit the magazine with co-editors Jörg Heiser and Jennifer Higgie, who work out of London. Read More
Recent visitors to the Artforum website may have noticed a little pop-up that informs you “From March 5 2013 the full content of Artforum’s magazine print issue will be available at artforum.com.” Read More
The painter David Salle, star of Janet Malcolm’s famous New Yorker story “Forty-One False Starts” has now joined the magazine world in a more active way. He’s just begun a monthly column about art for Town and Country, the first of which is appears in the March issue on stands now. Read More
As you may have seen already, the next cover of Garage magazine, shot by Patrick Demarchelier, goes for a Vanity Fair-esque take on Cindy Sherman via horrifying masks. Read More
Here’s a bit of trivia about The New Yorker for you: apparently the artist Wayne Thiebaud has done the cover for the magazine’s Food issues for the past 10 years. Read More
Artist Asher Penn’s new Internet-only magazine, Sex, is now online. It’s not about sex, as the Opening Ceremony blog points out. But it is about art, music, fashion, film, design, technology and more. There’s a lot of good stuff, including an interview with Daniel McDonald by Mr. Penn, who some may know for his contentious Diane Arbus skateboard project. Read More
Peter Brant’s Brant Publications, home to Interview and Art in America magazines, among others, will soon move offices from 575 Broadway to a start-uppy “open-office” space at 110 Greene Street. Read More
Shala Monroque, supposed girlfriend of art dealer Larry Gagosian and creative director at Dasha Zhukova’s Garage Magazine–The Greatest Magazine in the History of Mankind–is on the cover of the January issue of Town & Country. To celebrate that occasion, The Daily Beast–in its “Sexy Beast” fashion section–wrote an article about why Ms. Monroque is on the cover. For those of you keeping score, this is the blog post about the article about why Ms. Monroque is on the cover of Town & Country. To quote one commenter on The Daily Beast article: “Who knows, who really cares…” Read More
