"The most beautiful magazine in the world." Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Founded by Franco Maria Ricci (FMR) in Italy in 1982 and launched in the US two years later, FMR is the ultimate artmagazine, an art insider's treasure trove and a touchstone in the formation of personal taste for the past half century.Curators throughout the art world cherish collections of the distinctive blackbackground magazine that presentsdaringly bold jewels of world art. The late Franco Maria Ricci had an almost cinematic career, starting as a race driverand geologist, moving on to corporate design and the…mehr
"The most beautiful magazine in the world." Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Founded by Franco Maria Ricci (FMR) in Italy in 1982 and launched in the US two years later, FMR is the ultimate artmagazine, an art insider's treasure trove and a touchstone in the formation of personal taste for the past half century.Curators throughout the art world cherish collections of the distinctive blackbackground magazine that presentsdaringly bold jewels of world art. The late Franco Maria Ricci had an almost cinematic career, starting as a race driverand geologist, moving on to corporate design and the publication of epic facsimile editions, and culminating in the debutof FMR, with the collaboration of Jorge Luis Borges and Italo Calvino. The magazine's launch in the United States washeralded by the distribution of 8 million copies, an inaugural ball in the main reading room of the New York PublicLibrary on Fifth Avenue, and a rapid climb to mass circulation (100,000 U.S. subscribers). Paused in 2009, themagazine was revived in 2022 and today its US, British, French, Spanish, and Italian editions combine to make it theworld's largest art magazine. Published biannually, it remains an almost Byronic exploit of taste and the imagination.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Antony Shugaar is a writer and translator and the Englishlanguage editor of FMR magazine. He has translated novels,screenplays, and journalism for major trade publishers and university presses and has written for The Washington Post,The New York Times, The New York Review of Books, The Sunday Times of London Insight team, New YorkMagazine, Columbia Journalism Review, Lapham's Quarterly, The Paris Review, The Village Voice, and bothAdvertising Age and Adweek. He has translated two books by Primo Levi in the Norton Complete Works of Primo Levi,five Strega Prizewinning books, and television series and films by Paolo Sorrentino, Luca Guadagnino, and PeppeFiore. He is the recipient of two NEA translation fellowships (2007 and 2019). His translation of Gianni Rodari'sTelephone Tales received the American Library Associations Batchelder Award. He lives in Washington, D.C.
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