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''Grafik'' was a specialist London-based bi-monthly magazine on graphic design and visual culture. == History == ''Grafik'' lasted nearly a quarter century as an independently published magazine. It started life as ''Hot Graphics International'' in the mid '80s during the ‘Digital Revolution’. With help from Meta and a new editor Tim Rich, the magazine was transformed into a monthly magazine ''Graphics International''. In 2001 Caroline Roberts took over the role of editor and in July 2003 the magazine underwent a radical transformation of rebranding and re-designing by London-based graphic design agency MadeThought. The magazine was now called ''Grafik''. In 2009 the role of publisher and editor-in-chief was taken over by Caroline Roberts, the new editor was Angharad Lewis, and the magazine was re-designed〔http://www.graphichug.com/?p=7904.〕 by Swedish graphic designer and art director Matilda Saxow.〔http://www.matildasaxow.com/grafik-magazine-issue-175181.〕 In June 2010 the company which published ''Grafik'', Adventures in Publishing Ltd., went into administration and was eventually liquidated; as a result, the magazine ceased publication for an eight-month period. Editor-in-chief Caroline Roberts and Editor Angharad Lewis secured the rights to the name and assets of ''Grafik'', and in October 2010 it was announced that the magazine would relaunch at the beginning of 2011. The magazine was relaunched in February 2011 with a new publisher, Pyramyd, new designer, Michael Bojkowski and a revised editorial format created by a London-based agency called Woodbridge & Rees, formed by the previous editors. In December 2011, Pyramyd decided to cease publication of the magazine. ''Grafik'' reemerged as a website in March 2014 under the editorial direction of former editors Caroline Roberts and Angharad Lewis, with a new editorial team and published in London by Protein. 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「Grafik (magazine)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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