Editing Lukas Engelhardt (section)

==== Lukas ====
* Multimedia - what can that mean, maybe also analogue
* How to generate content? Who makes content? Can we use original work instead of writing about alumni’s works?
* how can you go away from the magazine as just being a static magazine but make it “interactive”, multimedia, add another layer of experience? Something with folding maybe? Glueing? What is the easiest way to distribute it - as a cube that you have to assemble?
* articles: styles of writing, reports, insights: who writes the articles, how?
* interactive print - something that can be read/done together, or pieced together maybe?
* A magazine can be something that people don’t just read, but that they also act upon
* who was it targeted at? how to reach those people?
* alternative models of distribution: do it yourself? Together with other art schools, institutions maybe?
* democratisation of production: everybody has a printer, see beyond social
* magazines are often cheap, throwaway objects. Then there is high class magazines that you collect but that’s not so interesting for us, money and all. Can we make something cheap, with a throwaway character where it’s somehow good to throw it away? Something with recycling, or can it have another purpose after * It’s read? Like you can plant a seed with it or something like that