Editor Call Out: un Magazine 2018

un Projects is currently seeking expressions of interest for an Indigenous Australian Editor of un Magazine 2018.

This is an exciting opportunity to take a leading role in the development and production of one of Australia’s most respected contemporary arts publications. In 2018 we seek an Editor who will foreground the voices of contemporary Australian Indigenous artists, writers and practitioners.

Total remuneration is a $3,500 fee per issue, a total of $7,000. Download a detailed Position Description here.

Submissions close 5pm, Friday 15th September 2017.

Questions? Please get in touch with un Projects’ General Manager Sarah Gory on sarahgory@unprojects.org.au.

un Projects recognises the importance of Indigenous Australian and First Nations people in dialogue around contemporary art. The 2018 Indigenous Editor role is one part of our ongoing commitment to expand on Indigenous content and contributions in an ongoing and sustainable way.

Please note: only Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are eligible to apply as this is a special measure pursuant to Section 12 (1) of the Equal Opportunity Act 2011 (Vic).

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Image: un Magazine 11.1, Gertrude Glasshouse, April 2017

un Projects is pleased to announce the launch of our new digital platform un Extended, featuring reviews, letters, and podcast.

The first instalment includes a letter from Larrakia country by Alana Hunt, editor and curator Sarah Werkmeister interviewing Steven Rhall for the first un Podcast, and reviews of shows at West Space, CAVES at THE SUBSTATION, and Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize.

Be sure to sign up to the monthly un Reader so that you don’t miss a beat: SUBSCRIBE HERE.

Image credit: Alan Griffiths, Timber Creek Area, natural ochre and pigment on canvas, 90x120cm, 2004. Image courtesy Waringarri Aboriginal Arts.

The print and online editions of un Magazine 11.1 are out now. Edited by David Capra, this issue explores the artist at work.

11.1: Murmurs was sub-edited by Amelia Winata and designed by Brad Haylock.

FREE print editions can be picked up across Melbourne, Australia and the world at the distribution points listed here. The online version is viewable on our issues page. If you'd like to get un Magazine delivered direct to your door, consider supporting us with a donation.

un Magazine 11.1 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

Keith Wong, Debris Facility, Michael Dagostino, Erica Englert, Sky Gellmann, Robert Pulie, Sarah Goffman, John Spiteri, Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Anastasia Klose, Matthew P. Hopkins, Audrey Schmidt, Isabelle Sully, Nat & Allan Randall, Keren Ruki, Amelia Wallin, Alex Cuffe, Ivan Ruhle, Tom Melick, Eva Birch, Tiarney Miekus, Tim Gregory, Vaughan O'Connor, Marian Abboud, Vicki Van Hout, Laura Couttie, Gemma Weston, Kate Britton, Andrew Atchison and Mel Deerson.

Image credit: launch of un Magazine 11.1 at Gertrude Glasshouse 2017 | Photo by @danigarde

un Anthology 2004-2014: a decade of art and ideas

The un Anthology is new book celebrating ten years of un Magazine.

A compendium of articles, essays, reviews and artist pages selected from a decade of publishing, un Anthology offers a unique take on Australia's independent contemporary art scene. Featuring hundreds of artists and writers from un Magazine's archive plus new commissions from Lily Hibberd and Kelly Fliedner, Anthony Gardner, Justin Clemens, Bianca Hester, and Lisa Radford, the book is co-edited by Ulanda Blair, Rosemary Forde and Phip Murray.

Available for order via the un Projects online shop.

Image by Madeleine Chiller from the launch of un Magazine 10.2 and the *un Anthology, October 2016.*