Urban China #33 | Creative China

January 26th, 2009 • movingmemos, works, writings

UC#33 Creative China | on the book shelves

Urban China#33 is out! The special ‘Creative China: Counter-Mapping the Creative Industries’ issue was guest-edited by Mónica Carriço, Bert de Muynck and Ned Rossiter; and designed by Hendrik-Jan Grievink.

UC#33 Creative China | cover

The magazine is in Chinese (with select texts published in English). An overview, including all texts in English, is available at our project website: OrgNets.net. Also visit the Urban China#33-page on MovingCities for a summary of the content and background to this issue.

It may be possible to request copies throughout China and abroad, though the issue has sold rapidly and is in limited supply. For detailed information on how to order this issue, see UC#33 OrgNets ordering page.

Counter-Mapping Creative Industries | UC#33 network of contributors

Recent news from Urban China Magazine include the establishment of a mirror version of their website, iURBANCHINA, and an upcoming exhibition, called “Urban China: Informal Cities” (February-March 2009), at the New Museum (New York):

Urban China: Informal Cities is a multifaceted exploration of the groundbreaking and influential magazine Urban China. The exhibition brings together a retrospective of the publication with a space transformed into a physical manifestation of its pages.

LINKS

• Urban China #33 | MovingCities summaryUC#33 out on the news stands
• How Foreign Architects became International Architects: A Case Study of China’s Creative Construction Agenda | by Bert de Muynck
• Urban China Magazine
• OrgNets
• Transdisciplinary Research on Creative Industries in Beijing (2007)
• Archinect: Urban China, Crisis, and the Bootlegging of a Magazine (June 2009)

tags: beijing 北京, projects, publications

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