Categorized as the ‘magazine for all artists’ Artist Pallet magazine is one of the most well known magazines in the world of art in Australia. The magazine is geared to both beginning & experienced artists & art teachers. Find information on upcoming shows in Australia profiles of up & coming Australian artists & information on new art techniques & products. A recent issue profiles Jocelyn Girle an artist who has become known for her pen & ink drawings primarily using Burnt Umber acrylic ink. Girle who is in her sixties only came to art seven years ago. Self-taught Girle initially chose browns for her art work because it is “warmer than black & more attuned to the wooden structures of the woolsheds ” that made up her family farm. She calls her detailed & intricate art work a style with “a cottagey look.” In addition to profiles & interview with artists Artist Pallet magazine offers a chance for artists to explain the techniques they use in their artwork. Called Drawing Features an example is artist’s Gail P. Croome explanation of her technique for drawing nature with an Artline ink pen. Croome details her process step by step &

Includes:: master hints & tips for aspiring artists to use. Another regular feature in Artist Pallet magazine is a depth look at Galleries around Australia. The magazine showcases galleries around the country from The National Portrait Gallery to smaller galleries such as the Murray Charteris Art Gallery & Boyd Fine Art. The section of the magazine called Lang’s Gallery provides a snapshot of the work of a variety of Australian artists.  Artist Pallet magazine is not just for Australian artists it is for any artist at any level looking for inspiration & information. Subscribe & find demonstrations of art techniques & inspiration for your creativity. 

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Artlink magazine brings a uniquely Australian focus to the world of art providing an interesting glimpse & viewpoint to art in down under. Each issue presents a broad-based theme which delves in detail into subjects as ‘pattern & complexity’ ‘phenomena’ ‘art in the public arena’ ‘the underground’ & ‘changing climates in arts publishing’. The spotlight is on analysis & discussions of contemporary art. There are interviews with notable artists book reviews of the latest art books & feature articles on a variety of inspiring & controversial subjects. Also available is a calendar of art exhibitions & shows across a multitude of art forms including painting sculpture interactive arts & applied media. A recent issue focused on Indigenous Culture provides a feature article by the Australian curator John Kean in which he reviews three major exhibitions of Aboriginal Art. The article examines the the differences & the connections between all three shows: Tjukurrtjanu
- Origins of Western Desert Art Desert Country & Living Water. Kean asks if the “spirit sings” in similar tones across the different aboriginal art forms. A feature entitled “ Ancestral Memory: Out of the Shadows” by Fran Edmonds analyzes Aboriginal art in Victoria in terms of reclaiming the past celebrating the present & looking toward the future. Artlink magazine provides insightful editorials where artists can speak out about the issues that concern them. Current exhibitions are reviewed & critiqued. The writers for Artlink come from all over Australia. The editorial board for Artlink magazine looks for work that addresses the issue of keeping art relevant in Australian society & beyond. Artlink has an appeal to anyone with an interest in Australian art forms whether you live there or you just want to be informed on the Australian art scene. Subscribe to Artlink magazine & you will find yourself challenged & intrigued.  
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Unlike other magazines it has a special attraction. Artravel does not only give the information & detailed review & expert advice on the interior decoration techniques decorating designs etc. but also give the information updates & news on the different art forms & gives a taste of all forms of art related stuffs that are happening all around the world. It features all forms of art & travel. Gives updates & reviews on music travel film television culture traditions & individual design styles of various designers from all parts of the world. This magazine has been running very successfully around the world. People look up to this magazine for the latest on goings in the art industry. The very good sales of this magazine give an extra boost to the editors to make their magazine better & more appealing to the readers. There are almost fifteen thousand readers & subscribers to this magazine at present. ...

Subscribe to Artrocker Magazine magazine from only £26.52 delivered to The United Kingdom The USA Europe The Rest of the World. Subscribe to Artrocker Magazine at Unique Magazines. Also a fantastic selection of Music magazines specialist titles & gifts to choose from. Unique Magazines the home of Specialist Magazines. ...

Artrocker is a UK publication that focuses on music & modern culture. The colorful youth targeted magazine comes out monthly. The magazine started out as a weekly newsletter but has evolved into an independent magazine in 2007. Most of the articles & reviews in Artrocker Magazine are about UK bands musicians but the magazine does review hundreds of music videos from around the world & occasionally does articles on US based bands. In addition to music Artrocker Magazine also provides fashion & art pieces with the emphasis on young & hip. Recent issues have featured news on the Arctic Monkeys & their US tour Chief Maccabee Orlando Weeks talks about his talking book & there is an interview with David Thomas. Reviews of music videos albums & singles make up the largest portion of every issue from classic rock to current bands. There is also information on music festivals such as an upcoming preview of the Truck Festival. There is current music news on mostly UK bands in Artrocker Magazine in every issue. This can include news items such as Black Cab Sessions launching a new label or a special show set for Flying Lotus or that there is a new album in the works for Bo Ningen. A subscription to Artrocker brings you the latest in UK rock bands & cutting edge music in addition to style & fashion notes. There is even political commentary in Artrocker upon occasion such as a recent editorial from Richard Hawley. If you like music & fashion from Britain & you are into new up & coming bands or more classic rock bands then Artrocker magazine is a monthly magazine you will not want to miss. The reviews of videos albums & singles alone make it worth the price of the subscription.  ...

  Arts & Collections is an international publication & iPad app covering all aspects of arts & culture – including fine art & exhibitions leading auction house sales the art market & investment trends.  Published since 1996 Arts & Collections boasts informative & insightful content covering various cultural events such as music opera & ballet as well as trends in collecting books jewellery watches fine wines & other collectables. Also enjoy editorial contributions courtesy of one of the world's largest brokers of fine & decorative art Sotheby’s. A must-read for art collectors or anyone whose interests include art culture music fashion fine wine luxury travel & high-end brands.  ...

Arts & Collections is an international publication & iPad app covering all aspects of arts & culture – including fine art & exhibitions leading auction house sales the art market & investment trends. Published since 1996 Arts & Collections boasts informative & insightful content covering various cultural events such as music opera & ballet as well as trends in collecting books jewellery watches fine wines & other collectables. Also enjoy editorial contributions courtesy of one of the world's largest brokers of fine & decorative art Sotheby’s. A must-read for art collectors or anyone whose interests include art culture music fashion fine wine luxury travel & high-end brands. ...