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Two magazine covers for Art Review. The first shows a child in a white T-shirt and gold chain against a brick wall, with the headline “Special Anniversary Issue: 60 Years Young”. The second shows Jeff Koons in a grey suit sitting in a field, with the headline “Jeff Koons – out there, in a field of his own”.

Field Projects

Words
Will Hudson
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Date
4 August 2010

We first made reference to Field Projects last month when we posted the website of Frederike Helwig. Set up last year by Tom Watt and James Reid, Field Projects is an independent creative studio based in London and among other projects are responsible for the creative direction of ArtReview magazine (pictured here).

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Will Hudson

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Will is co-founder of It’s Nice That. Once one of the main contributors to the site, he stepped back from writing as the business expanded. He currently works across It’s Nice That, Creative Lives in Progress and If You Could Jobs.

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