List of avant-garde magazines

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List of avant-garde magazines - Wikipedia

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This is a list of magazines which contain avant-garde material and content. One of their common characteristics was their unpredictable appearance.^[1] Notable avant-garde magazines include:

0–9

3:AM Magazine (2000–), Paris
291 (1915–1916), New York City
391 (1917–1924), Barcelona

A

aCOMMENT (1940–1947), Melbourne
Al Adab (1953–2012), Beirut
Akasztott Ember (1922–1923), Vienna
Algol (1947), Catalonia
Apollon (1909–1917), St. Petersburg
Der Ararat (1918–1921), Munich
Avant-Garde (1968–1971), New York City

B

Bauhaus (1926–1931), Germany
Black Music (1973–1984), United Kingdom

C

Cantrills Filmnotes (1971–2000), Melbourne
Cuadernos (1953–1965), Paris
Ça Ira (1920–1923), Antwerp

D

Dau al set (1948–1951), Catalonia
Denver Quarterly (1966–), Denver
The Dial (1840–1929), United States
The Dome (1897–1900), London

E

Emigre (1984–2005), Berkeley, CA

F

Frigidaire (1980–2008), Rome

G

La Gaceta Literaria (1927–1932), Madrid
Galerie 68 (1968–1971), Cairo
Grecia (1918–1920), Seville-Madrid

H

Helhesten (1941–1944), Copenhagen

J

La Jeune Belgique (1880–1897), Brussels

K

Kallol (1923–1925), Calcutta
Kino-Fot (1922–1923), Soviet Union
Klaxon (1922–1923), São Paulo, Brazil
Klingen (1917–1920), Copenhagen
Kritisk Revy (1926–1928), Copenhagen

L

Language (1978–1981), United States
The Little Review (1914–1929), United States
London Bulletin (1938–1940), London

M

MA (1916–1925), Budapest–Vienna
Al Majalla Al Jadida (1929–1944), Cairo
Martin Fiero (1924–1927), Buenos Aires
Merlin (1952–1954), Paris
Minotaure (1933–1939), Paris
Musicworks (1978–), Toronto

N

Noi: Rivista d’arte futurista (1917–1925), Rome
Nomad (1959–1962), Los Angeles
Nou Nou Hau (1998–2002), Japan

O

Octubre (1933–1934), Madrid
Orpheus (1932–1934), Milan
Het Overzicht (1921–1925), Antwerp

P

Poedjangga Baroe (1933–1942), Jakarta
Poesia (1905–), Milan
Portfolio: An Intercontinental Quarterly (1945–1947), Washington, DC
Prometeo (1908–1912), Madrid
Punct (1924–1925), Bucharest

Q

The Quarterly (1987–1995), New York City
Quosego (1928–1929), Helsinki

R

Ray (1926–1927), United Kingdom
Resimli Ay (1924–1938), Istanbul
Revista de Avance (1927–1930), Havana

S

S4N (1919–1925), Northampton, MA
Savant publications (1977–), Monterey, CA
Sburătorul (1919–1927), Bucharest
Servet-i Fünun (1891–1944), Istanbul
Shi'r (1957–1969), Beirut
Shirakaba (1910–1917), Tokyo
Signal, International Review of Signalist Research (1970–2004), Belgrade
Simbolul (1912), Bucharest
Sobaka (1998–2006), Russia
De Stijl (1917–), Amsterdam
Der Sturm (1910–1932), Berlin
As-Sufūr (1915–1925), Cairo

T

Taarnet (1893–1894), Copenhagen
Al Tatawwur (1940), Cairo
Tel Quel (1960–1982), Paris
A Tett (1915–1916), Hungary
Thalia (1910–1913), Stockholm
Troços (1916–1917), Barcelona

U

Ultra (1922), Helsinki
Unu (1928–1932), Bucharest

V

Valori plastici (1918–1921), Rome
Il Verri (1956–), Milan

W

The Wire (1982–), London
Washington Review (1974–2002), Washington, D.C.
White Fungus (2004–), Taichung City

Y

Yung-yidish (1918–1921), Łódź

Z

Zwrotnica (1922–1923; 1926–1927), Kraków

References

^ David Bennett (Winter 1989). "Periodical Fragments and Organic Culture: Modernism, the Avant-Garde, and the Little Magazine". Contemporary Literature. 30 (4): 481. doi:10.2307/1208611.

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