un Magazine 18.3/4: Good Grief
un Projects publishes writing that emerges from art making, providing an independent platform for critical discussions about local artistic practice.
With a focus on artists, writers and independent practice, un Projects publishes essays, artists’ work and reviews, in print and online. Our flagship publication is un Magazine which was founded in 2004 by Melbourne artist Lily Hibberd. un Magazine is an independent contemporary art magazine published bi-annually.
18.3 edited by Nadia Refaei and 18.4 edited by Olivia Koh.
With contributions from Hasib & Jeanine Hourani, Monica Rudhar, Ellen van Neerven, Jacqui Shelton, Lana Nguyen, and more!
10 x 17.7 cm, paperback, un Projects (Naarm / Melbourne).
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un Magazine 18.3/4: Good Grief
un Projects publishes writing that emerges from art making, providing an independent platform for critical discussions about local artistic practice.
With a focus on artists, writers and independent practice, un Projects publishes essays, artists’ work and reviews, in print and online. Our flagship publication is un Magazine which was founded in 2004 by Melbourne artist Lily Hibberd. un Magazine is an independent contemporary art magazine published bi-annually.
18.3 edited by Nadia Refaei and 18.4 edited by Olivia Koh.
With contributions from Hasib & Jeanine Hourani, Monica Rudhar, Ellen van Neerven, Jacqui Shelton, Lana Nguyen, and more!
10 x 17.7 cm, paperback, un Projects (Naarm / Melbourne).
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un Projects publishes writing that emerges from art making, providing an independent platform for critical discussions about local artistic practice.
With a focus on artists, writers and independent practice, un Projects publishes essays, artists’ work and reviews, in print and online. Our flagship publication is un Magazine which was founded in 2004 by Melbourne artist Lily Hibberd. un Magazine is an independent contemporary art magazine published bi-annually.
18.3 edited by Nadia Refaei and 18.4 edited by Olivia Koh.
With contributions from Hasib & Jeanine Hourani, Monica Rudhar, Ellen van Neerven, Jacqui Shelton, Lana Nguyen, and more!
10 x 17.7 cm, paperback, un Projects (Naarm / Melbourne).
