Mousse Magazine
Mousse magazine is all about contemporary art. The magazine likes to keep a close eye on the international trends that involve contemporary culture. Mousse magazine features interviews, essays and conversations with several significant figures involved in the world of contemporary art.
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Mousse Information
- Frequency:Quarterly, 4 per year
- Current Issue:Issue 88 (2 in stock)
- Barcode:977203525610388
- Related Topics: Art , Independent , Art , Independent
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About Mousse Magazine
Mousse magazine was first established in 2006, and there are four issues published a year. The magazine is at the epicentre of art as it is produced in Milan. Mousse is designed as a new magazine for all things contemporary art. Contemporary art varies a lot across the globe. So much so it can be nearly impossible to keep yourself informed with the latest works and discussions. Within Mousse magazine there are several catalogues, curated projects and artist books. This means that each magazine features completely fresh content, making all of them uniquely special. Mousse has several interviews and conversations with the most prominent figures in international art criticism. Meaning that you know that the content within the magazine has come from a trusted source. Whether you’re an artist yourself or you just love everything about the latest contemporary art from around the world, Mousse magazine has everything you love to read about and look at. The magazine contains the most spectacular works of art from both established and new artists alike. Mousse magazine stands as the quintessential guide for anyone interest in the new waves of art that are currently capturing the hearts and imaginations of the art world.
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