Conveyor Magazine’s second issue, Mapping.

Posted on by Liz Sales

A few nights ago, I saw the first proofs of Conveyor Magazine’s second issue, Mapping.

Conveyor Magazine is a semi-annual publication with a great mix of emerging and established artists and writers. The inaugural issue, themed Curiosities, released earlier this year was coupled with an exhibition and launch party at 25CPW, an ICP alumni artist-run exhibition space in Manhattan. The exhibition was only on view for a few days, but included engaging events like a conversation between psychoanalyst Mark Stafford and Penelope Umbrico, as well as a guest critique with Amy Stein.

This week Conveyor will launch the new issue with an accompanying group exhibition One if by Wanderlust at 25CPW (25 Central Park West) on Friday November 18th from 7:00 – 10:00 pm. The exhibition will include 14 artists featured in the Mapping Issue including the ICP Library’s own Deirdre Donohue!

More about Conveyor Magazine:

blog.conveyormagazine.org

Support their ICP recommended Kickstarter Project:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/conveyor/conveyor-magazine

http://www.kickstarter.com/pages/internationalcenterofphotography

Published by Liz Sales

Liz Sales is cataloged as a bibliographic items with International Center of Photography Library. A bibliographic item can be any information entity (e.g., books, computer files, graphics, realia, cartographic materials, or in Liz's case, Liz) that is considered library material as far as it is relevant to the catalog and to the patrons of the library in question. Liz is the only human being recognized by the Library of Congress as a library holding and has an assigned Library of Congress and ISBN #. While she cannot always be found at the library, she is a permanent part of the collection. For more information about Liz look up her library record at either http://www.worldcat.org/ or http://www.icp.org/research-center/library.

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