The Artist’s Magazine July/August 2016

The Artist’s Magazine July/August 2016 is a double issue for artists and art lovers. This digital edition arrives as a PDF file and offers instant download after purchase. Inside, readers will find a broad mix of artist profiles, practical instruction, and competition coverage.

Guest authors and editors highlight recent work across painting, drawing, and collage. They also connect contemporary practice with historical inspiration, including the monotypes of Edgar Degas.

Book Overview

The Artist’s Magazine July/August 2016, published by F+W Media, Inc., features editorial leadership from Maureen Bloomfield. The issue explores Andrea Kowch’s magical realism, Marcus Ratliff’s collage poetry, Sharon Knettell’s Degas-inspired dancers, and an interview with illustrator Elisha Cooper. Jerry N. Weiss contributes a feature on Edgar Degas’s monotypes in connection with the Museum of Modern Art exhibition ‘Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty.’ The issue also announces the nine winners of the All Media Competition.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• A look at Andrea Kowch’s eerie landscapes and the cover painting Nocturne.
• An exploration of Marcus Ratliff’s collages made from antique book imagery.
• Sharon Knettell’s dancers, influenced by fashion illustration and Japanese popular culture.
• Jerry N. Weiss on Degas’s monotypes and the MoMA exhibition ‘Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty.’
• An interview with Elisha Cooper about writing and illustrating books.
• The nine winners of the magazine’s All Media Competition.

Why This Book Matters

This issue documents a particular moment in art publishing, combining studio guidance with thoughtful commentary on contemporary artists. Its feature on Degas’s monotypes offers readers insight into a lesser-known side of a major artist. The profiles and competition feature also show how varied materials and approaches can be in today’s art world.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical item will be shipped. Once your purchase is complete, you can access the file immediately. The PDF is compatible with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and standard PDF reading apps.

FAQ

Is this a physical magazine? No. This is a digital PDF download, and no printed copy will be mailed.

When will I receive access? Access is available immediately after purchase. You can download the file and begin reading right away.

Which devices can I use? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop and mobile devices, and common PDF readers.

Download this July/August 2016 issue today and explore the artists, ideas, and instruction collected in its pages.