Torrent magazine — Crowdfunding on wemakeit

Torrent is a yearly magazine focusing on source materials by artists, edited by Daniel Kurjakovic and Linda Jensen. It features previously unpublished material from artists ongoing research archives.

CHF 11’340

119% of CHF 9’500

119 %

This is how it works

The «all or nothing» principle applies: The project only receives the funds if the funding target is reached or exceeded.

75 backers

Successfully concluded on 5/12/2015

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We like your project - this is why we’ve added it to our «We Fancy» category! During the next couple of days, it will appear on the front page and also in the «Recommended» section.
It’s only fair to be a bit proud of yourselves and tell everyone about it! Send off a news item, write a post or make a tweet!
Woody wemakeit on 26/11/2015 11:00
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Special mention of you as a supporting «friend» on our social media communication platforms. A fine gesture, signaling your engagement for the arts, research and experimentation!
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You will get a digital copy (PDF) of Torrent No. 3 magazine, exclusively sent to you prior to the print version.
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You will receive 1 print issue of Torrent No. 3 magazine before its official sale. You will also receive a specially crafted Torrent bookmark.
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2 print issues of Torrent No. 3 magazine, signed by the editors, will reach you before its official launch, one for you, one for a dear friend. Also, you’ll get access to all previous digital copies of Torrent magazine (Issues 1 to 3, and Pilot Edition).
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About the Initiators

Linda Jensen and Daniel Kurjakovic

Zurich

Linda Jensen is a curator at Counter Space and works at the Institute for Contemporary Artistic Research, Zurich. www.counterspace.ch

Daniel Kurjaković is a researcher and curator based in Paris. He has initiated the project De-Neutralize, a cooperation in Zurich between the University of Fine Arts, the Johann Jacobs Museum and the Chair for History of the Modern World of ETH.

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