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A magazine about the rest of the world.
On sale in 40 countries, 3 editions, published in 4 languages, an Internet site that has won a record number of hits and critical acclaim: COLORS is a quarterly magazine that talks to young people all around the world. Established in 1991, under the editorship of Tibor Kalman, with the premise that diversity is positive but that all cultures have equal value.
Pictures are, above all else, COLORS' expressive medium: a method that is universal and reaches the greatest number of people with a strong, immediate impact.
Over the years COLORS has become a unique point of reference in the global publishing world. It has stirred public attention to topics and themes originating in areas of the world that other publications seldom write about with depth and freshness.
Related Projects | | // 'COLORS 15-69' Exhibition
15 years in 69 covers: the whole history of COLORS at the National Library of Korea. 69 covers, some ironic and fun, others harsh and shocking, that reveal the theme of an issue with a single image.
For more info seewww.fabrica.it/projects
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 | | // COLORS 75: Cease-Fear
From the tragedy of the Twin Towers to the recent events in Mumbai, for many the threat of a new major act of terrorism necessitates relentless political, technological and day-to-day approaches to defense. But growing suspicion and fear of ‘the other’ has been the price of that defense. Colors 75 examines this fear and its consequences: From traveling, daily life and the little frailties we can smile at, to the often-concealed violations of human rights committed in the name of security.
For more info seewww.colorsmagazine.com
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 | | // COLORS Music – Music from the rest of the world
A new series of compilations featuring contemporary tracks from around the world. COLORS MUSIC is not about folk or traditional songs. It’s about different ways of understanding and introducing new musical contexts. The fifth cd INNER ASIAN POP presents the best in pop music from Central Asian new republics of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan.
For more info seewww.colorsmagazine.com/music
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