AWE – as in Art Wednesday Editorial (yes we thought the name was rather clever too). It’s going to be a bi-annual publication focusing on arts, a bit of fashion and a lot of culture, and it looks, feels (and smells) pretty damn good.
In issue one we have some of the most outstanding people in their field contributing, including Paola Kudacki (photographer), William Eadon (photographer), The Selby (photographer), Robert Wilson (artist), Emily Hope (photographer), Scott Trindle (photographer), Maya Singer (style.com), Lily Cole (model) and Jessica Brinton (Harper’s Bazaar & Sunday Times Style) to name but a few.
AWE Mission
As part of Art Wednesday we mirror and concur the same mission. We’re an arts & culture magazine which aims to get you to try, explore and discover creative new things by providing the content, products and experiences you deserve to know.
AWE Vision
To create a culture magazine whereby we call upon all the talent invited to contribute, to push themselves in a way they have not had the opportunity to do previously in any other publications. Creativity and passion is at the very heart of everything we do.
AWE Values
At the heart of the Art Wednesday brand are three values:
• Simplifying:
The intellectualisation of the art world bugs us. That’s why we simplify it for everybody in London to understand. Using wit and humour to poke fun at the clever clogs sometimes too.
• Inspiring:
We create content that influences people to go and buy and create more things for themselves.
• Connecting:
We know that London’s creative community are always looking to connect with heroes, people and companies that share their interests, beliefs and values. That’s why we’re always looking for new ways to connect people together.
The first issue is B2 format limited edition to only 2,000 copies all hand numbered. There is NO advertising in the inaugural issue.
We hope you like it.
BUY YOUR LIMITED EDITION COPY NOW BY [clicking here]
Robert Wilson by The Selby
Coats Anonymous by Scott Trindle
Back To The Future
Maryna Linchuk by Paola Kudacki
By William Eadon
ISSUE ONE MASTHEAD:
Editors-In-Chief & Creative Directors: James Penfold & Max Bergius
Photo Director: Acid Polka-Auk
Art Features Editor: Christine Messineo
Art Director: Elke Hanspach @InkValley-London
Fashion Director: Maya Singer
Features Editor: Brooke Le Poer Trench
CONTRIBUTORS:
Paola Kudacki, Maryna Linchuk, Jessica Brinton, Lily Cole, William Eadon, Rebecca Dayan, Todd Selby, Robert Wilson, Luis Stephens, Bill Gentle, Ludvig, Scott Trindle, Mark Simpson, Noah Khoshbin, Annabel Tollman, Nura Khan, Sloane Sera, Eric Hauck, Natasha Royt, Yumi, Neil Moodie, Tom Bachik, Tracy Alfajora, Paris Scott, Kate Schoenstadt, Manny Norena, Alex Brownsell, Lyz Marsden, Jade Parfitt, Chloe Hayward, Emily Hope, Jaime Winstone, Caroline Buist, Bronte, Idina, Alexi Wasser, Gizzi Erskine
SPECIAL THANKS:
Alex Eagle, Paul Hodgson, Kirsty Reilly, Emily Sykes, Jo & Albert at Maxilla Hall Social Club, Lucy Glover, Niamh Quinn, Rod Manley, Zac Vella, Matthew Shattuck, Jorge Linares, Alvin Baltrop Trust, Craig Salmon, Alesso Boni, Rupert Fowler, The Watermill Center staff, D-touch NYC, Kevin Braddock, Anndra Neen, Elayne Bohary, Farm Shop, Wolff Olins, Bootstrap Company, Sam Teasedale, Jason Reid, Celestine Cooney, Luke Tipping, Third Streaming (NY), all staff at Generation Press, Paul Hewitt, Hayley Roach, Randal Wilcox, George Pank, Caroline Noseworthy, Mark Morrison, Nicolas Malleville, Jack Driver
AND FINALLY BIG LOVE GOES TO THE FOLLOWING FOR BELIEVING:
Frank & Sally Bergius
Tony & Rose Penfold
Peter, Jane, Samantha, James & Tony Smith and specially all our family & friends who have shown extraordinary support – you all know who you are!
PUBLISHER:
Art Wednesday Ltd.
For all editorial inquiries please contact: editorial @ artwednesday dot com
For all advertising inquiries from issue two and beyond contact: advertise @ artwednesday dot com
©2011. art wednesday limited, all rights reserved. no part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or part without permission from the publishers. the views expressed in awe magazine are those of the respective contributors, and are not necessarily shared by the magazine or its staff.
PRINTED BY:
Generation Press.
Comments
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Abi
Posted October 14, 2011
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This magazine sounds amazing! How/where can I get a copy?! Thanks xxx
LAUREN
Posted October 20, 2011
at 10:11 pm
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WHERE WHERE WHERE
James
Posted October 22, 2011
at 1:03 pm
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The magazine looks great. Good job on the move from digital to print. I’m not a massive fan of that new AWE logo though, I’m interested to know why you didn’t keep your current one?
Looking forward to getting some physical Art Wednesday in my hands though.
Art Wednesday
Posted October 22, 2011
at 8:47 pm
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Hi James,
Thank you for your kind words which mean a lot to all here at AW HQ. There is no AWE logo as yet, the front cover was designed by Robert Wilson (http://www.robertwilson.com/) one of the worlds most prolific theater directors of his time. It was a complete accident that he scribbled down on a piece of paper the name of the magazine when we were shooting him up in the Hamptons. It was never our intention to get any of the contributors to design the front cover, so we guess sometimes things just happen when putting something like this together.
AW
mark
Posted October 30, 2011
at 7:40 pm
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many thanks for the special thanks guys
Art Wednesday
Posted October 31, 2011
at 9:53 am
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Not at all, thank you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzNHFgRr9Bw
Art Wednesday
Posted April 20, 2012
at 12:23 pm
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Hi Abi, if you haven’t bought one already you can by clicking here: http://artwednesdayshop.bigcartel.com/product/awe-issue-one
Art Wednesday
Posted April 20, 2012
at 12:23 pm
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Hey Lauren, if you want to buy one then click this link: http://artwednesdayshop.bigcartel.com/product/awe-issue-one
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