About

Corridor8
Issue 1: Art and the SuperCity

Corridor8 is a contemporary annual international visual arts and writing journal based in the North of England. Our first issue appeared in July 2009; the next will be published in September 2010.

Image courtesy of Studio Dust

Corridor8 publishes and reviews, visionary or socially innovative artwork and writing. With a remit to publish annually, Corridor8 takes the long view with in-depth investigation of its chosen subject matter. Every issue of Corridor8 is a unique event.

Corridor8 Issue 1 turns a spotlight onto the North and identifies the truly global reach of the practitioners and their ideas whilst simultaneously highlighting the sheer diversity and conceptual vigor of their output.

Corridor8 is the journal of choice for those seeking an invigorating, detailed and innovative journey through contemporary art and writing.

CONTACTS

Publisher
Michael Butterworth
mb at corridor8 dot co dot uk

Editor
Roger McKinley
rm at corridor8 dot co dot uk

Creative Director
Jo McGonigal
jm at corridor8 dot co dot uk

Research Assistant
Laura Mansfield
lm at corridor8 dot co dot uk

Business Manager
Sara Inkster
si at corridor8 dot co dot uk

Media Relations
Catharine Braithwaite
(Lethal Communications)
cat at we-r-lethal dot com
+44 (0) 7947 644110

Developmental Adviser
Kath Russell
(Russell Platt Associates)
kath dot critchleyrussell at btinternet dot com

Arts Marketing & Communications Consultant
Joanna Rowlands
rowlands dot joanna at googlemail dot com
+44 (0) 7950 268224

Media Assistant
Alison Bell
ab at corridor8 dot co dot uk

Corridor8  is published by
Corridor8
117 The Quadrangle
Lower Ormond Street
Manchester
M1 5QD
+44 (0) 161 236 5885

Corridor8 is designed by
Dust
Riverside 10
Sheafbank Works
Sheffield
S2 3EN
info at studio-dust dot com
+44 [0] 114 258 2266
www.studio-dust.com

Corridor 8 is printed by
Evolutionprint
9 Atlas Way
Carlisle Street
Sheffield
S4 7QQ
info at evolutionprint dot co dot uk
+44 (0) 114 249 3000
www.evolutionprint.co.uk

Corridor8 is funded by Arts Council England.