Tatanka Journal and Nicolò Oriani design new font for Artribune Magazine #55
Tatanka Journal, in collaboration with Nicolò Oriani, has designed a new lettering for Artribune Magazine #55. The font, named 'Reset', is introduced in an editorial context that critiques the rhetoric of restart and the desire to return to a 'normal' that the author, Giampaolo Provenzano, describes as 'assassina' (murderous). The text calls for a new imaginary and a reset of social cartography, rejecting nostalgia for the old normal. The article also promotes Artribune's newsletters: 'Incanti' on the art market, 'Render' on urban regeneration, and 'PAX' on cultural tourism. The font is part of the magazine's graphic identity for this issue.
Key facts
- Tatanka Journal collaborated with Nicolò Oriani on the font design.
- The font is designed for Artribune Magazine #55.
- The font is named 'Reset'.
- The article is written by Giampaolo Provenzano.
- Artribune Magazine #55 features the new lettering.
- The editorial discusses the concept of resetting social cartography.
- Artribune offers newsletters: Incanti, Render, PAX.
- The article criticizes the rhetoric of restart and nostalgia for old normal.
Entities
Artists
- Nicolò Oriani
- Giampaolo Provenzano
Institutions
- Tatanka Journal
- Artribune Magazine
Locations
- Paola
- Bologna
- Italy