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Thirst Magazine no. 9, 2006 |
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Over the last twenty years, new
technologies in fine arts publishing expanded creative options and changed
the way journals could be issued. Whereas traditional journals consist of
text and/or reproductions, contemporary journals may also have a unique
physical shape, include added materials, or have significant web content
and interaction. Both individual artists and publishers have taken advantage
of the new possibilities and cleverly used creativity and technology with
stimulating results. |
