The Arts Factory Magazine was created Down Under to better develop on this side of Earth, in France, where a young generation of artists is blossoming.

It has already been two years that The Arts Factory Magazine discovers and interviews emerging artists in music, photography, cinema, theatre, fashion, literature and contemporary art.

TAFMAG has also being organising events such as concerts, fashion markets, festivals, contemporary art fairs in order to present the artists that the magazine has brought light on. Here is a video of the festival we organised last summer, it will give you an idea of the up-coming one: Save The Date, it will happen on September 13th, the very day before the official release of the print magazine. You could be the first ones to actually have a feel to it!

Last but not least, TAFMAG has recently created its very first ephemeral collection of t-shirts and sweat-shirts in collaboration with a photographer and two illustrators. The second collection will be released during the September festival.

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And today, we are preparing the print version of the magazine. At a time when people give more time to read, TAFMAG gives its time to unearth the best of our generation. It will be a bi-annual magazine, bilingual (French & English); a 100 page issue with interviews, portraits of emerging artists, news stories, photo reportages, unpublished photos series, fashion collaborations.. A captivating content, an aesthetic design for a unique and modern magazine.

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From left to right:

After specialising in web and print journalism, Julie Maury started working in art and culture sections. Passionated about art and cinema, she brought her expertise to TAFMAG over a year ago. Sometimes at night, she secretly likes to drink Gazpacho while doing crosswords. Don't tell.

Pauline Guillonneau is the creator and editor in chief of TAFMAG. After studying political sciences and journalism somewhere between Paris, London and Sydney, she decided to settle in Paris where there are so many emerging artists to discover. She created TAFMAG in order to show the best of her generation.

Aurore Lucas is the artistic director of TAFMAG. She studied photography and graphic design between Paris and Vancouver where she discovered a much funnier way to look at things. An ability that she brought back to Paris and to the magazine through her nineties way to live pretty much all of her life.

Marie Durantet is in charge of communications at TAFMAG. After spending three years at one of the biggest art galleries in Paris, she just decided to join the team. A new experience that we will have the great pleasure of discovering very soon. First mission : our print version. No kiddin'.

TAFMAG sort son premier numéro papier !

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