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Sunday, 5 December 2010

Smartphones: Do Something Wrong

If you're a smartphone user and can't access the latest issue of 12-Pages: Wrong, then follow this link to TBC's online publication library:

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A Note from the Editor

Welcome to 12-Pages, home of TBC Artists' Collective's Online Project Space.

The latest issue of 12-Pages is Terror, edited and designed by Laura Davidson. The ninth issue of 12-Pages explores the far reaching context of terror in relation to contemporary drawing practice. Responses to ‘Terror’ can be plotted anywhere from the imagery of war to the poetic mechanisms of the sublime. Featuring new work by Beverley Bennett, Charley Peters, Gudrun Filipska and Laura Davidson.

If you would like to become a guest editor of 12-Pages, please email info@tbcartistscollective.org with examples of your current or most recent work, your suggested theme or idea and a short blurb expanding on your vision for the issue. All submissions will be considered but the editor-in-chief's decision is final.

The Online Project Space, with its short deadlines and notional themes, compels the creation of new work on a regular basis, constantly interrogating an artist or writer's technique and processes, and instigating fresh lines of inquiry.

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