Art Handler is the first publication to make the behind-the-scenes of the art world its focus. We celebrate the day-to-day grind that makes possible art’s rarified and glamorous scene.
Art Handler’s goal is to uncover the inner workings of labor and logistics in the art world—conversations that are too often buried and ignored. Through this lens, the magazine reconsiders the consequences of workers in museums, galleries, and studios, as well as other sites not traditionally considered art spaces. The results form both practical and theoretical perspectives.
Art Handler exposes a series of moments ripe for confrontation on the meaning of culture—and the work of producing it. More than a magazine seeking readers, we are building a platform for an expanded consideration of art culture. This is an invitation.
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Jobs.Art is a new international listings created by Art Handler.
Art Handler’s advertising channel is a space where the language of everyday commerce is open for more than just interpretation. Whether the content comes from users, advertisers, or the magazine itself, the channel offers a realm for unexpected riffs on art culture.
By making this part of our editorial vision we look to confront the conflicts inherent in funding not just a publication but a work of art, an institution, the brand name that takes the place of an artist afloat on the market.
This is a static ad (a logo or other vector graphic) centered in the background of the “desktop” in monochrome (the specific color is a dark grey, hex value #7f7f7f). These ads display in sequences of 3 for a duration of 2 minutes each. The file format for submissions should be Scalable Vector Graphics (svg).
This is a full-screen video in the background of the “desktop.” Videos can be either 15 or 30 seconds in length. 30-second videos play on their own and 15-second videos play in pairs back-to-back. The interval between these ads is 6 minutes. Videos will not display when the user has the reading mode activated. The file format for submissions should be h264, 1280x720 pixels; the file size should be capped to 4MB (for 15-second videos) or 8MB (for 30-second videos).
Maayan Strauss, Kyle Proehl, Steven Witkowski, and Lucy Hunter