komma#24

komma#24 revolves around the topic of censorship. Information supervision and surveillance through the government, self-censorship, societal pressure and freedom of opinion. On 160 pages and as a limited edition of 500 pieces the magazine reflects the independence of the editorial staff, which is entirely made up of students, within its content as well as its design: completely autonomous work meets topic-specific student projects, neon green takes turns with colored sections, coated paper intersects with uncoated paper. Freedom meets borders—a bright green, partly shredded Inlay marks the middle of the magazine and divides the showcased graduation projects. The neon green thread of the stitched binding consequently runs through the entire magazine. The way one communicates content as a designer, and how one makes people aware of certain issues plays an important role in today’s society—let’s use our freedom of opinion wisely.

Slanted is giving away 5 x one issue of the magazine komma#24! To take part in the raffle, write an email with the subject “komma#24” and your postal address (for dispatch) to [email protected] by May 15th, 2020, 11 a.m. (UTC+1). The winners will be drawn after the deadline and contacted by email. Whoever takes part in the raffle agrees to receive news from Slanted and accepts the privacy policy. Legal recourse is excluded. We wish you good luck!

komma#24

Publisher: komma Magazin, University of Applied Sciences Mannheim
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Editor in Chief: Selina Vix, Jakob Ostermayer
Editorial Staff: Camie Klein, Alessia Stenzel, Lazlo Weiß, Vanessa Hoffmann, Alina Wagner, Jo-Ana Breisinger
Volume: 160 pages
Language: German
Format: 17 × 24 cm
Colors: CMYK, Pantone 802C
Paper: Igepa: heaven42 & Clair-Rough
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