Artifice Magazine & Enhanced CD-ROM — Issue 4 (UK, 1996)


Rare mid-1990s British multimedia arts, architecture, and electronic music journal housed in its original yellow-tinted translucent plastic clamshell case. Includes both the 120-page full-color printed magazine and the interactive CD-ROM designed by UK artist Maria Beddoes.


Condition:

• Packaging / Case: Original yellow-tinted translucent plastic clamshell case is opened and shows cracking and chipping along the side edge from brittle vintage plastic (see close-up edge photo). The front hype sticker ("Special Price 50 min. MUSIC CD-ROM & Art Magazine") remains intact on the front cover.

• Magazine & Disc: Complete with the 120-page printed book and original enhanced CD-ROM. Both internal contents remain well-preserved inside the case.


• Magazine & Disc: Complete with the 120-page book and original enhanced CD-ROM.

Audio Tracklist (50 Minutes of 90s Downtempo / Ambient / Trip-Hop):

1. Tosca – Favourite Chocolate (Ambient)

2. Howie B – Away Again

3. Kruder & Dorfmeister – Bedroom Rockers

4. Sie + N.M Ratio – Deep Blue

5. Tosca – Chocolate Elvis (Instrumental Puccini)

6. Spacek The Superdread – Bedroom Rockers Revisited

7. Mr Montana – Later

Featured Magazine Articles & Contributors:

• An Incomplete Encyclopaedia: Rem Koolhaas and S,M,L,XL — Jeremy Till

• Fashion (on) Show — Judith Clark

• Calm My Blood — Lesley Lokko

• Cryonics — Dr Rachel Armstrong

• UCL Cultural Centre Competition — CJ Lim & Ashton/Porter

• Traces of Conceptualism — Mark Hutchinson

• The Artist's Body — Dave Beech

• Hong Kong Mobile Off-Course Betting Centre — Tim Sloane

• Artificial Life is Real — Dr John Pickering

Interactive CD-ROM Projects:

• Research Station by Paul Miller (DJ Spooky)

• Font Library by Christian Küsters (Experimental Fonts)

• Soundscape and Destruct by X Objects

• UCL Cultural Centre Competition by Christian Ducker

• Alias Belmondo by Jean-Yves Petiteau

• Music to click & drag to by Anthony Hoete

Publication Details:

• ISBN: 0-9521773-3-1

• ISSN: 1357-0498

• Origin: Printed in the UK (1996)