Those deliciously nerdy people from Rococo Productions have gone and blown our minds again with their latest project, Das Superpaper. This is street press like you’ve never seen it: no social pages, no paid advertising, and very little editorial. It’s also an art magazine that breaks the mould: no glossy pages, fashion shoots or hefty price tag. Das Superpaper allows artists to speak for themselves, and inside its proudly inky pages you’ll find nothing but images and interviews with Australian artists.**This free, monthly magazine aims to provide a voice for emerging artists. Simultaneously, it gives the public a simple tool to find out what art is being made around them, and we must say that so far they’re doing splendidly! Issue 4 comes out today! (March 12).
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