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Taidemaalaus

Taidemaalaus was a Finnish art magazine published by the Finnish Painters' Union from 2008 to 2011.

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Overview

Taidemaalaus was a Finnish art magazine published by the Finnish Painters' Union (Suomen Taidemaalariliitto). It was founded in 2008 and ran until 2011, during which time a total of 13 issues were published. The magazine appeared two to four times per year. Its editor-in-chief was visual artist Tiina Lamminen. The magazine's aim was to bring contemporary art, and especially painting, to the awareness of a wider general audience and to serve as a forum for art discussion. The publication was part of the Finnish Painters' Union's activities and was distributed in Finland. It is now defunct, having ceased publication in 2011.

History

Taidemaalaus was established in 2008 by the Finnish Painters' Union (Suomen Taidemaalariliitto). It was created as a general-interest art magazine aimed at bringing contemporary art, and particularly painting, to a broader public and providing a platform for art discussion. The magazine was published two to four times a year. Its editor-in-chief was visual artist Tiina Lamminen. Over its four years of operation, from 2008 to 2011, a total of 13 issues were published. The magazine ceased publication in 2011.

  • 2011

    Taidemaalaus magazine ceased publication after 13 issues.

  • 2008

    Taidemaalaus magazine founded by the Finnish Painters' Union.

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General-interest art magazine focusing on contemporary art and painting.

  • Taidemaalaus magazine

    A Finnish art magazine published 2–4 times per year, total 13 issues.

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