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Umbigo is a well-established contemporary arts and culture journal from Portugal.
What grabbed us about this issue....
This issue turns its attention to the changing role of museums. As they continue to face challenges with funding and space, alternative proposals are emerging. Venues are becoming more experimental and communities are being given the chance to build their own cultural platforms. We were drawn to the Museu Experimenta Paisagem, an outdoor project creating a museum without walls, with artworks and installations placed across the landscape, each connected to the geography and history of the area.
Who is Umbigo for?
If you enjoy in-depth discussions and essays around contemporary art and creative projects, Umbigo is worth a look. The single theme of each issue means you can lose yourself in the topic and explore it from different angles. With essays and interviews sitting side by side, we suggest taking a quick look at the contents page first to get your bearings and see what catches your eye. The visual elements are well integrated throughout, with close-up details alongside full views of each work, whichever page you choose to start on.
Type: Long form with visuals
Pages: 184
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