supported in part by grants from the Andy. Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts and the. Getty Foundation. About. Launched
Advertising Kit 2013
About
Launched in October 2010, East of Borneo is an online magazine of contemporary art, and its history, as considered from Los Angeles. Editor-in-Chief Thomas Lawson Executive Editor Stacey Allan Managing Editor Suzy Newbury Contributing Editors Bruce Hainley, Liz Kotz Susan Morgan Advisory Board Julie Ault, Charles Gaines, Lia Gangitano, Clara Kim, Robert Sain, Howard Singerman East of Borneo is published by the School of Art at the California Institute of the Arts and supported in part by grants from the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts and the Getty Foundation.
A new type of art magazine We publish original essays, artist profiles and interviews alongside a growing “collaborative archive” of videos, images, and other media added by our readers, highlighting unexpected connections and perspectives.
Recent Highlights
Press What people are saying about us: “In an era of short blogs and superfluous reviews, the idea of a well-rounded and in-depth investigation that is the result of many voices is a welcome addition to the contemporary art discourse.” —The Huffington Post, “East of Borneo: A New Model for Online Magazines in Los Angeles” “...a real LA point of view, neither cloyingly provincial nor tiredly cliche, but poetic, intelligent and imaginative. Intellectual, without any of the hang-ups of academic style, East of Borneo’s many voices range across diverse kinds of culture...” — Art Lies, “West Coast Love Affair: East of Borneo, Magazines and Los Angeles” “This fall, CalArts dean Thomas Lawson launched an online magazine with colorful artist interviews... But the site’s real reason to be: visitors can upload their own images and videos to create an evolving archive of L.A. art history.” —Los Angeles Times “...thought-provoking essays, illuminating profiles, and exclusive interviews that highlight the continually thriving West Coast art scene.” —Flavorpill “A fantastic online visual arts magazine out of LA, and it’s one of the most visited sites on pretty much every computer in the Culturebot newsroom. Seriously, we love this site and you will too.” —Culturebot “Totally essential reading for LA arts aficionados.” —KCET Artbound “The Best Art Writing of 2010” —Artlog
Our Partners
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Advertising our audience:
55% female / 45% male 75% between the ages of 21-44 50% under the age of 35 80% have completed college / 60% postgraduate Our readers are educated, creative, and individuals engaged with art, architecture, design, . They attend museums, exhibitions, concerts, performances, and local events; and are likely to spend on entertainment, travel and technology. Many maintain an active social media presence online.
With a growing international readership in creative communities throughout the world, we offer one of the best advertising links for art and design on the West Coast and beyond.
our geographic reach: 77% in the US / 23% international 40% in the Los Angeles area 85 countries throughout the world
Outside of Los Angeles, our top readership is located in: New York, London, San Francisco, Chicago, Paris, Berlin. 24,000 pageviews per month 11,000 visits / 7,000 unique visitors 2.5 minutes / 2.3 pages per visit 60% new / 40% returning visitors 1,700 Facebook / 1,400 Twitter 7,000 newsletter subscribers
Advertising Sizes / Placement Leaderboard 728 x 90 pixels
Full Ad 300 x 180 px Half Ad 300 x 90 px
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RGB colorspace 72 dpi max actual size JPEG and PNG file formats accepted No Flash
Our advertisers play a pivotal role in supporting this conversation about art of the West Coast and beyond. We are always looking for new ways to support our advertisers. If you’d like to discuss custom marketing opportunities and collaborations, please contact us. For rates: Keith Couser
[email protected] +1 323 369 1594
