Five reasons to subscribe to the print version of Windows on Art (and to do it fast: it expires Friday!)

Last January 15, we launched the print version of Windows on Art: a new, elegant, 21 x 28 cm, paperback-bound magazine with 168 pages of exclusive insights that you won’t find on the web, or anywhere else. An original, ambitious and countercultural project of high quality that will take the public to discover art as never before.

The subscription campaign ends on February 15: past that deadline you will no longer be able to subscribe, and the magazine will not be on newsstands. However, we give you five very good reasons to subscribe now (if you want to do so, find more information at this link:

1. The articles are signed by a “team” that includes journalists, critics, and art historians, and that combines experience and freshness, and above all will guarantee you a very high quality in the content (consider that these are insights that you will not find elsewhere, not even on our online version). Moreover, in this first issue, pink quotas are in the majority;

2. This is not a magazine to read and then throw away. We have chosen the best materials to deliver you a fine product that you will enjoy collecting and keeping in your library;

3. It’s cheap: for only 29.90 euros (the cost of an annual subscription for 4 issues) we give you almost 700 pages of in-depth coverage;

4. We also give space to the voices of the most influential personalities in the field on pressing current issues (in the first issue there will be a debate on cultural decolonization attended by leading scholars and museum directors);

5. We really put all our soul and heart into creating it (and into venturing into an arduous endeavor at a time when publishing is not doing so well): it means a lot to us. And subscribing to the magazine, then, also means supporting a young project that focuses on culture and wants to share it with as many people as possible.

So, we are waiting for you: clicking here you will find all the information you need.

Five reasons to subscribe to the print version of Windows on Art (and to do it fast: it expires Friday!)

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