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''Art in Print'' is an international bimonthly art magazine and website devoted to the history and culture of art and the printed image. Its founding motto, purloined from Leo Steinberg, is “without prints you don’t understand the culture of the world,” 〔(Leo Steinberg in Holland Cotter (September 10, 2002) 'Critic's Notebook; an Audacious Thinker With a Passion for Prints,' ''New York Times'' )〕 == Magazine and website== The ''Art in Print'' journal is published six times a year and covers the full range of printed art, historically and geographically, through articles, reviews and news reporting. It is distributed in both ink-on-paper and electronic formats; up to one-third of the content can be accessed on the website without a subscription. The website also includes an open-access calendar to print exhibitions, auctions, fairs, and competitions around the world; a comprehensive listing of research resources for artists, scholars and collectors; and a global directory of printshops, publishers and dealers. Art in Print also publishes a biweekly newsletter of new publications, exhibitions, competitions and other events. The ''Art in Print'' Prix de Print is a competition run in every issue, in which an outside juror selects one of the entered works as the subject of a brief essay. While some winners have had substantial international reputations, others have been artists without any gallery representation. Jurors are drawn from an international pool of artists, curators and critics, and past winners have included Annu Vertanen, Isca Greenfield-Sanders and Victoria Burge. In January 2015 the journal published the first work in a new commissioning program, Art in ''Art in Print'', which invites an artist to design a work specifically for inclusion in the magazine. ''Scherenschnitt'' by Richard Tuttle is a two-sided print meant to be cut out from the page and considered as an extension of the artist's earlier etching installation ''Deep in the Snow'' (2015).〔(Tuttle: Deep, in the Snow," Crown Point Press )〕 Since 2013, the website has also hosted Sarah Kirk Hanley's INK Blog, formerly part of Art:21. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Art in Print」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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