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"O.O.A." Outsider Art Magazine, born in 2010, is a six-monthly Outsider Art review directed by Eva di Stefano and published on paper by Glifo Edizioni (http://www.glifo.com) . O.O.A. is about irregular art, creators operating, for passion and madness, on the fringe of society and about their clandestine art forms.
History
edit"O.O.A." magazine, organised by the Outsider Art Observatory association (University of Palermo) coordinated by Eva di Stefano, was distributed on-line in a free digital edition and in Italian for its first 5 issues. Initially published by the University of Palermo, the magazine is now edited by the young publishing house Glifo Edizioni in Palermo that in October 2013 published the first printed edition of the magazine and is going to publish the first English paper edition (the English PDF versione is already available). This magazine is known for its splendidly illustrated pages and for gathering together some of the most important international contributors of the Outsider Art world, such as Lucienne Peiry, Thomas Röske, Laurent Danchin, Christian Berst
Raw Vision, one of the most important periodical about Outsider Art, in its number #80 talks about the new printed version of "O.O.A." magazine.
References
edit- ^ http://issuu.com/raw-vision/docs/rv80
- ^ http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/2009/01/30/arte-di-giovanni-bosco-in-mostra.html
- ^ http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/2009/01/31/art-brut-di-bosco-pittore-di.html
- ^ http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/2013/02/27/turisti-per-arte.html
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