Since the beginning of the project, it has been important to us to produce a physically tangible print medium in addition to a website. Our goal in producing the magazine, several postcards and various stickers was to help the Urban Glitch gain presence in public space as the result of a thought experiment. This made it possible to inject the urban glitch into our environment through well-known media. With issue number 47 of the magazine - which suggests the existence of previous issues - we were able to publish content without any final claim to completeness and to specifically use the design elements of a recurring magazine for our own benefit. The wording as an edition with a focus on Linz is intended to make it clear that the view of the built environment as a mouthpiece for underlying system processes can also be used in any other city. The invented magazine format made it possible to take on the role of a fictitious editorial team not based in Linz and to criticize the existing<\/span> Linz's urban development concept from an outside position that is new to us.<\/p>\n\n The magazine was produced at the Linz University of Art (in-house riso printing). Similar to screen printing, a stencil is created for each individual printing color. Further information about the printing process and the images used can be found at Visualization<\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n\n The contents of the magazine represent an excerpt of our work. All contents - some in expanded form and with additional images - can be found at Research and essays<\/span><\/a>, Glitch collection<\/span><\/a> and Glitch in focus<\/span><\/a>. The following PDF and the print version are only available in German. As stated above, all content is available online. Please note that these were automatically translated!<\/p>\n\n Please wait while flipbook is loading. For more related info, FAQs and issues please refer to DearFlip WordPress Flipbook Plugin Help<\/a> documentation.<\/p><\/div>
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