Tar Magazine Does Things Differently, Will ONLY Be A Print Media Company
[Marcella Lindeberg, Evanly Schindler, Neville Wakefield, Maurizio Marchiori, Johan Lindeberg. Photos by Jonathon Ziegler for PMc]
Tar Magazine held it's first party last night which, of course, makes it's launch official. In what is the perhaps worst time to get into print media, Evanly Schindler (BlackBook founder), and Maurizio Marchiori (former communications director for Diesel), have decided to forge ahead anyway. Tar is "more of an art book than a magazine" with content as a mix of "art, culture, fashion, and social consciousness." The first issue is a 300 pager with a feature about overpopulation, weighty fashion ads and an editorial by Arianna Huffington. Photographer Ryan McGinley has a 32 spread of nudes. [NY Mag]
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The magazine will not be available online, but it's already got a bunch of hip supporters, including those that showed up for the launch party hosted by J. Lindeberg with Choice Productions at 508 Laguardia Place.
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scallywag
November 20, 2008
10:15pm
It's interesting to note the public point of view that now is the worst time to go to new media, or rather print media. As new media myself, online thanks, I could hardly think of a better time to be involved in media, with the chaffing of social and corporate paradigms and the continual disassociation between mainstage theology and progressive or let's say the enlightened amongst us (and that is strictly just a point of view) it is time for some degree of dialogue that can for once take it on the chin as well as give some too.....
TJ
November 21, 2008
5:05am
TAR is the future of print media. Having a magazine sitting on your coffee table--to read when you have the time in today's over-saturated world--makes a lot of sense, no?