| Founded | 2008 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Tony Romano, Jay Isaac |
| Country of origin | Canadian |
| Headquarters location | Toronto, Ontario |
| Publication types | Magazine |
| Official website | www.hunterandcook.com |
Hunter and Cook is a Toronto based art and culture magazine. Founded in 2008, it is published 3 times a year by visual artists Tony Romano and Jay Isaac. As well as in-depth articles and interviews with contemporary artists, the magazine also features curated projects made specifically for the magazine by invited artists.[1] The magazine has been featured in Eye Weekly[2], and The Coast.[3]
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The publication's mandate is to solidify and publicize like-minded contemporary art communities within Canada.[4] The magazine has stated that, "as artists, and not designers, our intention is to present visuals in a simplistic, straight forward way that focuses more on the artists work than the magazine design. Unlike most art magazines, we are more interested in presenting work rather than reviewing it."[5]
Hunter and Cook is a 9"x13", perfect bound, 96 page publication.
Hunter and Cook Projects, is a web and project based group of artists affiliated with the magazine.
In 2009, the magazine commissioned artist Adam David Brown to create 50 'cut copies' of its fifth issue.[6]