New Issue of Aesthetica Magazine. Issue 22!

Exciting Times Ahead for Aesthetica Magazine

Launched on 1 April 2008, Issue 22 of Aesthetica Magazine brings new additions, fresh content & design, as well as exciting opportunities. The new and sleek issue of Aesthetica Magazine marks a new era for the publication.

After five years of accepting submissions for Aesthetica Magazine, and due to the ever-increasing volume of submissions, we have decided to run an a annual competition, which is open to artwork, photography and creative writing.

The Aesthetica Annual Creative Works Competition will result in the production of the Aesthetica Annual Publication.

Issue 22 of Aesthetica Magazine is dynamic

This new issue of Aesthetica is very exciting. We’ve vamped up the design and added some brilliant new sections. All in all, we feel that it is the best issue produced to date! Aesthetica gives you the most current and up-to-date information on British arts and culture. Inside Issue 22, there are features on the awarding winning poet, Sean O’Brien, as well as Stella Duffy discussing her new book. In art there is the Jerwood Contemporary Painters – 20 emerging artists, Ethics and authenticity in the Double Agent exhibition, the first British Design Awards, nostalgia through photography and finally abstract space with Nigel Hall’s sculpture. In film, new release, My Brother Is An Only Child, and in music Sweden’s Surrounded and New York’s Tall Firs, while in theatre the Belarus Free Theatre, as well as a round up of the best productions this spring.

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Aesthetica’s approach is fresh, accessible and up-to-date. It is the only British arts publication that views the arts as interdisciplinary.

Editor, Cherie Federico, says, “Issue 22 is brilliant. With it’s new sections, sleek design, and dedicated ethos to the arts, you can find everything that you need to keep up to date with the sector.”

Check out a copy of Aesthetica Magazine today at WH Smith, Borders, or from our website. www.aestheticamagazine.com

Founded in 2002, Aesthetica Magazine is the only British arts magazine to cover literature, visual arts, music, film and theatre in one single issue.


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Issue 20 includes: Jack Mapanje, Nick Broomfield, Gravenhurst, Mary Gaitskill, Carol Birch, Adam Neate, The Video Art Gallery, Diana Scheunemann, Will Tuck, Philippe Anthonioz, Ant Macari, Alabama 3, Operator Please, The Pigeon Detectives, Alice McLaughlin, Phil Grabsky, Arts and television

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20 Issues marks 5 years of Aesthetica Magazine

Aesthetica Magazine is the UK's cultural arts publication. Founded in 2002, Aesthetica Magazine is the only British arts magazine to cover literature, visual arts, music, film and theatre in one single issue.

Aesthetica Magazine has a readership of 45,000 and national distribution through WH Smith and Borders, as well as galleries such as TATE, ICA, BALTIC, InIVA and GOMA.

Issue 20 of Aesthetica, really?

Inside we’ve developed a new clean and fresh design along with some of the great features and reviews. In literature you’ll find Jack Mapanje, Mary Gaitskill and Carol Birch, all the authors are discussing their new books. In art we have the Adam Neate on Street Art, Video Art – is it art? fantastic photographer Diana Scheunemann, Will Tuck, and Philippe Anthonioz on being a furniture sculptor. In film Nick Broomfield on his new film Battle for Haditha and Phil Grabsky on his new film Escape From Luanda, while in music Gravenhurst tells us about his new album, The Pigeon Detectives, and Alabama 3. Also a great chance to work with Olympus cameras!

Issue 20 marks 5 years of publishing with some major milestones along the way such as, Editor, Cherie Federico winning Young Business Entrepreneur of the year in 2006, securing editorial with the likes of Ken Loach, John Pilger, Rankin, Tony Harrison, and Benjamin Zephaniah, Aesthetica’s approach is fresh, accessible and up-to-date. It is the only British arts publication that views the arts as interdisciplinary.

Editor, Cherie Federico, says, “The past five years have been incredible. Aesthetica has gone from strength to strength. It’s one thing to have an idea, and five years later have a national arts magazine. It’s great feeling. We consistently gather innovative ideas and bring them together every two months. We’re not afraid to experiment and to support new and fresh talent.”

Aesthetica Magazine has made its mark in the creative industries and is here to stay. At £4.50 per issue, get involved. Check out a copy of Aesthetica Magazine today. www.aestheticamagazine.com