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==Media format== | ==Media format== | ||
− | Alongside the physical editions (which show a slight tendancy for experiment, trying out, for example, different types of print and paper), Outsider naturally also runs a website. There, a selection of the printed articles is freely available and adapted for the web environment, complemented with some content produced exclusively for the web. An example is a weekly 'soap opera' of illustrated short stories, and also occasional responses to current events. | + | Alongside the physical editions (which show a slight tendancy for experiment, trying out, for example, different types of print and paper), Outsider naturally also runs a website. There, a selection of the printed articles is freely available and adapted for the web environment, complemented with some content produced exclusively for the web. An example of this is a weekly 'soap opera' of illustrated short stories, and also occasional responses to current events. |
===International edition=== | ===International edition=== | ||
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==Themes and topics== | ==Themes and topics== | ||
− | One of Outsider's slogans is that it presents the best Slovene architecture and design, and examples of this do feature very strongly. With the magazine's editorial board and writing cast more or less made up of architects, such a focus is | + | One of Outsider's slogans is that it presents the best Slovene architecture and design, and examples of this do feature very strongly. With the magazine's editorial board and writing cast more or less made up of architects, such a focus is well founded. |
− | The average issue is segmented into 7 thematic chapters. One of them is reserved for columnists (mostly Slovenians who live or work abroad), and the others revolve around topics like ''Places of learning'', ''People in architecture'', ''The Local'', ''Illustration'', and so on. Sometimes, particular architects are taken into account, such as for example Adolf | + | The average issue is segmented into 7 thematic chapters. One of them is reserved for columnists (mostly Slovenians who live or work abroad), and the others revolve around topics like ''Places of learning'', ''People in architecture'', ''The Local'', ''Illustration'', and so on. Sometimes, particular architects are taken into account, such as for example Adolf Loos or [[:Category:Fabiani heritage|Maks Fabiani]]. |
− | Outsider sometimes also runs various public interventions, like for example a public call (enacted together with the [[Institute for Spatial Policies]]) for proposals about refugee housing, or a search for the best project of adapting a 'typical Slovene house'. It is also collaborating within the | + | Outsider sometimes also runs various public interventions, like for example a public call (enacted together with the [[Institute for Spatial Policies]]) for proposals about refugee housing, or a search for the best project of adapting a 'typical Slovene house'. It is also collaborating within the [[Open House Slovenia]] festival and the [[Divja misel Institute|Library under the Treetops]] project. Also amongst its activities, one can find such events as a 'culinary debate' on transgressing (culinary) borders. |
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 18:15, 22 April 2016
Media format
Alongside the physical editions (which show a slight tendancy for experiment, trying out, for example, different types of print and paper), Outsider naturally also runs a website. There, a selection of the printed articles is freely available and adapted for the web environment, complemented with some content produced exclusively for the web. An example of this is a weekly 'soap opera' of illustrated short stories, and also occasional responses to current events.
International edition
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Themes and topics
One of Outsider's slogans is that it presents the best Slovene architecture and design, and examples of this do feature very strongly. With the magazine's editorial board and writing cast more or less made up of architects, such a focus is well founded.
The average issue is segmented into 7 thematic chapters. One of them is reserved for columnists (mostly Slovenians who live or work abroad), and the others revolve around topics like Places of learning, People in architecture, The Local, Illustration, and so on. Sometimes, particular architects are taken into account, such as for example Adolf Loos or Maks Fabiani.
Outsider sometimes also runs various public interventions, like for example a public call (enacted together with the Institute for Spatial Policies) for proposals about refugee housing, or a search for the best project of adapting a 'typical Slovene house'. It is also collaborating within the Open House Slovenia festival and the Library under the Treetops project. Also amongst its activities, one can find such events as a 'culinary debate' on transgressing (culinary) borders.