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While digital media dominates, Japanese creators are turning to handmade zines and self-published magazines in growing numbers. This tactile revolution celebrates what screens can't replicate: the sensory experience of paper.
As print subscriptions decline, a Japanese newspaper is giving its printing presses new life by sharing them with independent magazine creators. The move supports a thriving zine community that's drawing thousands to Tokyo fairs.
When New York gave 2,400 artists $1,000 a month with no strings attached, critics predicted laziness. Instead, artists spent nearly four more hours per week on their creative work.
A new laser projector promises movie theater-quality images on walls up to 200 inches wide without the usual blur. The breakthrough technology compensates for heat, angles, and other factors that normally cause big-screen fuzziness.
Meanjin, Australia's second-oldest literary journal, has been saved by Queensland University of Technology just months after financial pressures forced its shutdown. The beloved magazine that launched writers like Helen Garner and Patrick White returns to its birthplace after 85 years.